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Joseph Schillinger’s Reharmonization Dial (1940) and a Bit More (The Hum Blog) : https://t.co/vwwKk7uG3w... See more

For the sake of simplicity, all such wave forms within time and space may be considered to be in the form of sine waves. There is a branch of mathematics known as Fourier analysis which shows that all wave forms, no matter how complex, can be reduced to the sum of a series of sine waves of varying amplitudes, frequencies, and phases. Thus, all vibr

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the physical world is basically vibration. Whether we think of this vibration in terms of waves or of particles, or perhaps wavicles, we never find the crest of a wave without a trough or a particle without an interval, or space, between itself and others. In other words, there is no such thing as a half wave, or a particle all by itself without an

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Parallel Dimensions: Besides the main dimensions, there are parallel dimensions within the 3rd and 4th dimensions that can be accessed not by changing frequency but through adjusting the "phase angle." This suggests a complex, multi-layered reality that exists beyond our standard perception of space and time.