The only possible way that each piece of the Universe could contain all of the information of the whole is through the fractal nature of Nature.

This harmonic vibration allows for coherency within the system – where information can be gathered, translated, relayed, and received in the most productive and efficient manner possible.

When discussing coherence among multiple frequencies, we are also talking about the organization and synchronization of information and energy – the more coherence in a system, the more organization there is, which means more information and more energy can be contained and transferred.

Water as a liquid crystal is easily influenced by, or responsive to, stimuli and energy. It changes its pattern to incorporate this new information, that to which it is exposed, and uses these various bonding mechanisms to effectively change its inherent energetic and information content, storage, or ‘memory’, essentially changing its inherent

Consciously perceived or not, our cells, tissue groups, organs, water, and system as a whole receives and reacts to incoming electromagnetic frequencies.

Coherence, when used this way in physics, is defined as: “pertaining to waves that maintain a fixed phase relationship” or relating to “two or more waves having the same phase or a fixed phase difference.”

Water can function as an operating system, has a storage capacity, and it is constantly updating its system.

Returning to Montagnier’s experiment, we find that his use of the same natural energy waves of the Earth was critical to his success. Eighteen hours later, Montagnier’s two test tubes, one with the tiny piece of bacterial DNA and the other of the pure water, were examined. What was observed was remarkable, shocking nearly all ‘mainstream’

The wireless energy transmission systems of today use much faster energy waves, in the several hundreds of Giga-Hertz (meaning they are billions of cycles per second and are in the ‘microwave’ range – as in microwave cookers) rather than extremely low frequency of the Earth’s natural average of 7.83 cycles per second wave emissions, also called the