Stem Cell have the potential when suitable stimulated to develop into many different cell types within the body during early life and growth. When a stem cell divides, each new cell can either remain as a stem cell or become another type of cell with a more specialised function, such as bone, blood, or brain … Read more#101 Stem Cells
Imagine releasing a sphere/ball from 100 ft below the ocean waves.You know the sphere will rush to the surface as fast as it can apparently overcoming any force of gravity which may be present! The ball seeks buoyancy or balance in its own electric potential environment. The electrical pressures acting on the sphere are too … Read more#100 Cosmic Battery
We know that carbon has a melting point of 3600°C and right next to it in the periodic table is nitrogen with a melting point of -210°C. Carbon represents the element with the greatest degree of compressed electrical potential. Just like with the common refrigerator, the state of coldness is produced by the sudden release … Read more#99 Pssst…
Science believes that space is a void, an empty vacuum. This hypothesis arises from the interpretation that matter essentially remains unchanged and is simply shifted across the dividing equator during polarisation leaving a hole behind in it wake. This hole is believed to be empty and devoid of matter and it is this property that … Read more#98 Spaced Out
WR teaches that this is a universe in motion. Every expression of matter dances to its own vibrational tune. Every expression of matter in motion has its own unique cymatic fingerprint. Matter is related to all other matter by the harmonic intervals of their differential cymatic pattern, which in turn is tuned to the Cosmic … Read more#97 First Steps
In the previous post, a technique was presented as to how man could isolate the entire cymatic pattern for hydrogen. In this article, I would like to suggest that instead of isolation the hydrogen pattern from sun light, it may only be necessary to generate the interval pattern rather than an exact frequency match between … Read more#96 What if… (#2)
John Hutchison is a Canadian researcher who has taken some of the proposals and ideas inherent in WRC and has created some unusual effects. He has reported that by application of a focused high energy beam, metals thus exposed begin to soften to a jelly/jello like consistency. The energy seems to be affecting the fundamental … Read more#95 The Hutchison Effect
We have come to learn that light, motion, cymatic pattern and lensing are all important aspects of WRC. What if we made one assumption and then combined these different aspects into the following technique. Let’s assume that the sun provides us with a full spectrum fingerprint of every elemental expression, or at least provides us … Read more#94 What if…(#1)
We are familiar with the arrangement of some of the elemental expression within the electrochemical series. Lithium sits at the top of this table which indicates why it was selected as the basis of Li-ion rechargeable battery cells. WR teaches that we live in a carbon based reality. He argues that, rather than there existing … Read more#93 Turning the Tables
According to WR, the sphere and the cube are the two forms of fundamental architecture which underpin the entire metaphysical/physical universe. This geometry may seems a little counter-intuitive at first, particularly when a large portion of this structure is beyond our sensing. The key to understanding this important axiom of WR lies with curvature. Maximum … Read more#92 Cubism 2.0