How are Regenetics sessions performed at a distance without a telephone if they involve sound?
Sound in higher dimensions is a standing wave that, according to research in Russia by the Gariaev group, can be transmitted instantaneously across theoretically infinite distances via DNA. In keeping with biologist Rupert Sheldrake’s Morphic Resonance theory, this research demonstrates that DNA constitutes a “biocomputer network” similar to the Internet that, being present anywhere, is simultaneously present everywhere—effectively negating distance. In Reinventing Medicine, Larry Dossey makes a strong case for “nonlocal” approaches to healing, noting that many scientific “studies reveal that healing can be achieved at a distance by directing loving and compassionate thoughts, intentions, and prayers to others.” Our decision to perform Regenetics remotely is based partly on convenience; it allows us to touch people’s lives wherever they are in the world. (See our Testimonials.) In addition, remote healing invites one to “think outside the box” of what we have been taught about ourselve
