Re: Clark, Rife, and sensations during a set of frequencies

The Clark quote explains very well why you warn folk against rife machines and to go directly for zappers especially with Clark's thoughts on the matter. I wish she had actually gotten the chance to speak with the people who researched radionics with royal rife so they could have brainstormed more.


Earthworms loosing a large portion of their bandwidth makes sense though, their metabolisim is closely interlinked with soil organisims, and if she kept them in soil that wasn't refreshed often with rainwater and topsoil, there may not have been much of a chance for them to return to their original state.


No, the dream was directly related to a descision I took the day before, and solidifying it (nothing to do with rife frequencies, zapping or health!). The content was crystal clear/easy to interpret.. It was about overcoming a longstanding problem.


I have some difficulty accepting Clark's hypothesis about frequency bandwidth loss being applicable to carefully-guided rife treatment, because of the experiences of users and the further research of subsequent practicioners.

Take for example Dr. Jerry Tennant's work and theories on the voltage circuits of the human body: (Very indepth, but an very good cross-discipline clarification/perspective of what happens when you apply specific voltages across the body https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4_8EE8a8YI&list=PL_7E3iUfVqmwrTHplZi2A-X5urbZE9hnM )

Also more specifically, the way frequencies can be applied to speed healing (there's several firsthand accounts of burn healing being sped up by a factor of 4, and I have experienced/verified it).


I think the correct term I'm fishing for here is using harmonics to help the body in it's processes rather than interfering with it's frequencies. Life is motion, and frequency is a measure of the motions occuring within.

How do you clarify and quantify folks' positive experiences with rife therapy in light of Clark's hypotheses?


I'm quite interested in Clark's account of her experiment on the earthworms and the fleas. It's a warning and a puzzle both, and you've given me food for thought.



Yes, I agree, my experience was quite dramatic. I'm still pondering why I have experienced those sensations both with and without a set of frequencies triggering it. I'm still alive and well, and if anything, going up the stairs at work today (4 stories) was a bit less arduous (less having to stop to gasp for breath) than before.
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