Concentration of metals in all bio-objects creates their specific electromagnetic characteristics. In the human system, Calcium Phosphate is of prime importance since bone tissue acts as a ground-earth wave conductor for Extremely Low Frequency [ ELF ]

currents; Manganese reacts with terrestrial magnetic fields and Nitrogen as a mitogenetic agent.

A tuned resonant cavity is a hollow space in any building , the dimensions of which have a naturally occurring frequency which sets up a resonance, or harmonic feedback loop, and tunes with another frequency, that other frequency is the human mind for the purpose of eliciting various altered states of consciousness.

             Just what effect does a lesser magnetic field and higher vibratory rate have on us? "The opportunity to more easily change the patterns that can determine how and why we love, fear, judge, feel, need, and hurt." says Braden.

               "Dense magnetics lock in emotional and mental patterns from generation to generation in the morphogenetic field. With lesser magnetic fields, this seems to ease up, allowing easier access to higher states, as the cells of our body tune to,and try to match, Earth's rising base frequency like tuning forks, thereby raising our own."

                         There are reported cases of good-natured  people

metamorphosing  into raging maniacs when caught in traffic jams. The oversaturated enviromental Lead and Carbon Monoxide  from engine exhausts , the deprivation of ambient  Schumann's Resonances and inadequate spectral lighting installations in schools / buildings  and the phenomenon of " Sick Building Syndrome " need to be explored and rectified

for such erratic behaviour.

Morphic Resonance

Morphic resonance is a term coined by Rupert

Sheldrake for what he thinks is "the basis of

memory in nature....the idea of mysterious

telepathy-type interconnections between

organisms and of collective memories within

species."

Sheldrake has hypothesized a field of morphic ("pattern-related") resonance in which patterns of knowledge, structure or behavior of a certain kind of thing (whether a salt crystal or a human mind) become increasingly embedded as a "habit," an ingrained pattern of information which influences and is accessible to other members of that category of thing. In commenting on the rat experiments, Sheldrake said: "If rats are taught a new trick in Manchester, then rats of the same breed all over the world should show a tendency to learn the same trick more rapidly, even in the absence of any known type of physical connection or communication. The greater the number of rats that learn it, the easier it should become for their successors."

A minority of biologists have been suggesting the possibility of morphogenetic (form-generating) fields for decades. Sheldrake's unique contribution has been to create a testable hypothesis regarding such fields. Despite the fact that it seems to violate all broadly-accepted principles of science, the experimental evidence is rapidly mounting that, indeed, something of this kind is at work.

Sheldrake has ventured some guesses as to the relationship between morphogenetic fields and our individual memory and intelligence. He suggests that our brains may not contain memories and knowledge, per se, but may be devices for tuning in to relevant sections of the morphogenetic field for human memory, much as a radio tunes into radio waves. Our own personal memories would naturally be more accessible than those of other people or cultures (since, in morphogenetic resonance, like resonates with like), but theoretically the memories of every human (and other entities?) would be available to anyone capable of tuning in.  ( Note: Prof Rupert Sheldrake has done

research in the Far East for some time. )

     When good wholesome cosmic seeds are sown in a well mineralized aetheric soil, you can be certain of a quality
harvest. It is this quality that generates the optimum bandwidth of resonance that draws crowds and holds sway over them.