Design Spectrum* - Anna Ovchinnikova

Mar 31 2010 ∞

Remix of the Day: “Have you ever wondered what Dark Side of the Moon would sound like if Pink Floyd had written it for NES, instead of for a rock band?” Well, quit wondering and press play you big doof.

See Also: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6.

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Feb 21 2010 ∞

Solfeggio Notes and DNA

In order for DNA to be reprogrammed, the cell membrane must first be opened to allow the information access to the DNA. One of the ways to open the cell is by activating the receptors in the cell membrane so that the message the RNA picks up will be transmitted to the DNA. The frequencies of the Solfeggio notes open the cell so new programming can be imprinted on the DNA.

During the Interdimensional 12 Strand DNA Activation, color, sound, and thought are used to reprogram the DNA with the new information. The new programming activates not only the 12 electro-magnetic strands of DNA, but also the energy layers that surround the DNA and connect to the 12 dimensions.

Solfeggio

Western music uses the terms, Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do to represent the 7 major keys. Indian Music uses a Solfeggio system of Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa. Of note, Indian Music actually has slightly different “pronunciations” or microtonal aspects to the Solfeggio depending on the time of day.