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Determining Frequencies |
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How to Determine Frequencies and Formulas |
| Photo: Searching everywhere, Adrienne is having trouble finding the frequencies she needs to grow long, curly hair.
To get the most from the "New Age" concepts, you need to review the material explained in our discussion of Dr. Royal Rife, found in this site in the section on Frequency Medicine. Briefly stated, Rife said, "Things vibrate." If you know the rate (frequency) at which a thing vibrates, you can use that same frequency to enhance or destroy it. Catching a cold? Setting up a device capable of delivering frequencies known to destroy the germs causing the cold can save you from catching it- or rapidly reduce the time you are feeling poorly. Yes, that is really true. The next logical question, then, is "Where do you get or find the frequencies?" Since Dr. Rife began his research decades ago, he and many others began to record the vibration rate (frequency) that was effective in destroying each disease causing organisms. Unfortunately, there never was a central organization of any type to keep these records, and as a result, the data on frequencies included many undocumented entries for which no verification that they actually worked could be found. Some of these entries were developed by respected researchers; some by individuals who found one or another frequency helpful, but not tested over a broad range of cases, and some may have been little more than mere conjecture or speculation. The net result was a broad collection, with much duplication and a substantial lack of scientific reliability. Then in the 1990's, Brian Mcinturf undertook the hugh task of trying to sort through the tangle, make sense of and organize the information into some kind of system, so that others could call upon it when looking for frequencies that worked. He compiled the Non-Consolidated Annotated Frequency List and finally the Consolidated Annotated Frequency List, which everyone now knows by the anagram CAFL. The frequency lists and much other frequency-related material are collected at his web site, ElectroHerbalism.com He flatters me at his site by using (with permission) my tag line, "Ancient Wisdom, Modern Technology".
One of the problems a beginner encounters is that when checking a particular condition, there may be quite a number of individual frequencies listed. These can tie you up for hours if you run everything that would seem related to a problem you are trying to solve. This is especially true when dealing with complex situations like intestinal parasites. Some of the more complex, though extremely effective programs designed for treating Lyme Disease run for days at a time.
The need to conserve time and avoid missing crucial frequencies is precisely what has led to the production of devices that could "scan" your body for appropriate frequencies to use for treatment. Certainly it is fair to say that most of the R & D that is ongoing is dedicated to such devices. Unfortunately, such instruments will be more expensive, and their high cost can prevent you from considering their purchase. There is good news here, however. There is still a very inexpensive way to determine which frequencies you should use. It will take some learning time and dedication on your part, but the value and practicality of what I suggest is worth your time and effort.
Here is what to do: Look up the condition you wish to treat in the CAFL tables. With your pendulum, ask a series of questions such as, "Do I find a frequency (or set of frequencies) ere that will be effective in helping me (prevent, recover from, recover the use of, etc.)?" If the response is negative, go on to the next frequency or set and repeat the questions. If you get a positive response, then narrow your search, by asking about each individual frequency, "Is this specific frequency able to help me (prevent, recover from, etc.). Write down each specific frequency where you have received a positive response and continue to work through the list. As you finish each one, ask, "Do I need any additional frequencies?" If so, continue looking. If not, take the series of frequencies you have just obtained and program them into an appropriate instrument.
There are other sources of frequencies beside the CAFL tables. Many instruments such as Lynn Kenny's Beam Ray Device come pre-programmed with frequency sets that are available on a CD disk. Atelier Robin's F-100 series generators come that way also, and Michael Tichelaar at www.truerife.com, who makes the F-117 series I am so particularly fond of, not only is willing to supply a disk of frequencies to anyone at no cost, he and his team are constantly upgrading the old sets, testing, eliminating and adding to the existing formulas. Last, I must also mention you can download disks of frequencies from web sites like Dr. Richard Loyd's RoyalRife.com Dr. Loyd's site is particularly worth while to explore because of the range of information and assistance it provides. I also like sending people to his site because, knowing him personally as I have for a number of years, I can tell you without reservation he is a man of great knowledge in this arena, and possesses an unquestioned integrity and sense of helping humanity- the mark of a true healer. But even if you get a disk containing a thousand frequencies, you will still get better results, faster, if you can use a pendulum to work with the frequencies and isolate those that are particularly suited to your needs. | |||||
