Helpful Definitions

axiatonal lines – an evolved form of acupuncture meridian lines which connect to the planetary energy grid, and the entire Universe; they are not confined to space-time as we know it, but are open-ended, and accumulate energy from extra-dimensional realities; they are vibratory lines

bandwidth – range of frequencies within a radiation band required to transmit a particular signal

channeling – in spiritualism, to serve as a medium for (a spirit); the process by which a person becomes a conduit for a deceased person, as someone from an ancient culture who imparts information about a previous life

Ch’i – the activating energy of the Universe; the bridge between our body and consciousness; it holds the organs, glands, blood vessels, and other bodily parts in place

DNA – deoxyribonucleic acid, a nucleic acid, which is a substance in the nucleus of a cell; DNA is shaped like a double helix (a ladder twisted into a spiral); common thinking says that humans contain two strands of DNA; quantum physicians have theorized that we may, in fact, have originally had as many as 12 or more; the implication is that rather than continuing to evolve forward in a near linear fashion, the human race will benefit by simultaneously reaching back in time and bringing forward certain aspects from when we were a more complete people

frequency – the number of periodic oscillations, vibrations, or waves per unit of time; usually expressed in hertz

magnetic grid – the magnetic system of the Earth, sometimes known as ley lines that link the planet; has been referred to as the DNA delivery engine

meridians – in Chinese acupuncture, there are 12 main meridians or pathways along which positive and negative energy travels in the human body, and which carries on some of the communication between the various parts of human beings; this so-called Ch’i energy enters the body through 500 specific acupuncture points that have unique electro-magnetic characteristics

quantum physics or mechanics – branch of science that deals with discrete, indivisible units of energy called quanta; the physics of the incredibly small; how electrons surround the nucleus of the atom and other subatomic actions

registers – involuntary physical or physiological responses to the frequencies; the more common ones include rapid eye movement, breathing changes, swallowing, tears, laughter, finger movements, head rotation, body movements, and stomach gurgling

strings – simultaneously occurring parallel planes of existence; string theory is a way of looking at the building blocks of matter and energy; the most fundamental particles in the universe have been described as loops of “string” that vibrate at specific frequencies

strands – science has taught that in every DNA molecule in the human body, there are two strands—the basis of our genetic code or blueprint; see definition of DNA

vibration – a periodic to-and-fro motion or oscillation of an object; everything in the universe consists of vibrations occurring at different frequencies