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What source of DNA for remote rife and how long it lasts?
Nails: the DNA contained in fingernails is encased in hard keratin which protects it from degradation.

In theory, it should be good to use for scalar transmission forever, and indeed some practitioners never change their specimens. However, my research suggests that since photonic energy has been shown to be intimately bound up with DNA, nail specimens may be best renewed each month. Russian experiments show that the photonic energy “imprint” which “shadows” DNA fades after this time. If you choose to change your samples regularly, you may wish to substitute lightweight cigarette rolling papers for paper masking tape.

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Spooky2 is the most advanced rife system with five frequency transmission modes. Our customers can choose any mode according to their unique requirements. Remote attract much attention from our shoppers due to its convenience to work at any distance. However, even now, many customers are still confused about how to use it. So, we will give you a closer look at Spooky2 Remote and show you how to find DNA samples

The Theory Behind Spooky2 Remote

The theory behind Spooky2 Remote is Quantum Entanglement, which was put forward by Albert Einstein as “Spooky action at a distance.” Simply put, if any part of a single system is transferred from that system to a different location, any action performed on that part will also be performed instantaneously on the parent system, and vice versa. That means you can receive healing frequencies far away via your DNA link. Therefore, the operation process is quite simple — you just need to place your DNA samples in a remote and your machine will begin to operate.

The Source of DNA Samples

Many human tissues could be DNA samples. In Spooky2, nails, saliva, buccal skin cells, blood, and hair could be the sources of DNA. So, how to prepare your sample with them?

Nails:
Undoubtedly, nails are one of the easiest samples to obtain. The DNA contained in fingernails is encased in hard keratin, which protects it from degradation. If you want to use nails as a DNA sample, we recommend that you re-create another sample every month.

Saliva:
Also, you can try using saliva as your DNA sample, which you can prepare in 3 steps. To begin, cut a strip of blank paper about 2 inches long and 1 inch wide. Second, put the top one-third of this in your mouth for around 5 minutes. Third, allow it to air dry for about 10-20 minutes before putting it in the remote. At the same time, you should keep in mind that it is only useful for 3 days.

Buccal Skin Cells:
If you want to get DNA from your mouth, you can try using buccal skin cells. Generally, police use them when conducting large-scale DNA testing. The way to get your buccal skin cells is not hard. You can use a strip of paper and rub the top one-third of this paper against the inside of your cheek for a moment. Then allow it to air dry. After 4 or 5 days, the specimen is useless. Hence, don’t forget to use it as soon as possible.

Blood:
As an important tissue in our human body, blood can also be used to make samples. To achieve this, you need a pack of lancets designed for diabetics to test their blood sugar levels. After that, you just need to wash your hands and follow all the directions on the pack. Don’t forget to smear the droplet of blood on the top one-third of a strip of paper, and allow it to air-dry for a moment. Blood could be good for about 5-6 days.

Hair:
Because the shaft only contains RNA, you need to choose hair with follicles. Hair samples are good for about two days.

How to Put DNA Samples in the Spooky2 Remote

Take fingernails as an example. Here is how to package your nail clippings using paper stickers.

1. Prepare 2 stickers. Place your fingernail on one sticker, then use the other sticker to cover it.
2. Write a name on the sticker.
3. Open the remote and put in your fingernail.
4. Close the remote.

Here is a picture showing all the steps of the process.

Note:
1. We recommend placing a maximum of two holographic stickers inside Spooky2 Remote to wrap DNA samples.
2. To ensure optimal effectiveness, we advise that the opening of Spooky2 Remote should not exceed 3 mm.

Tips

After doing all the things above, you can choose the programs and settings you want and start running Spooky2. Here are some common questions and answers about this product

Q: How long does the machine usually run?
A: You can run it safely 24/7.

Q: Whether Spooky2 remote can be used by more than one person at the same time?
A: If you want to treat multiple people at one time, their nails should be separated by a paper sticker. At the same time, we also want to note that you need to choose a program that fits everyone.

Q: Is there any limitation when Spooky2 Remote is in operation?
A: With the help of Spooky2 Remote, you can get treatment at any time and anywhere, as long as the power supply is stable.

Q: Can I use hair in Spooky2 Remote?
A: The hair shaft does not contain DNA and will not work. If you want to use your hair, it must have a follicle.

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Energetika Remote is a cutting-edge rife system that offers five different frequency transmission modes. Customers can choose the mode that suits their unique requirements, including the highly sought-after remote feature, which allows for healing frequencies to be received from a distance. However, some customers may still be confused about how to use it. In this article, we will take a closer look at Energetika Remote and show you how to find DNA samples for its operation.

The Theory Behind Energetika Remote

Energetika Remote operates on the principles of Quantum Entanglement, a theory put forward by Albert Einstein as "Spooky action at a distance." This theory suggests that if any part of a single system is transferred from that system to a different location, any action performed on that part will also be performed instantaneously on the parent system, and vice versa. With Energetika Remote, you can receive healing frequencies from a distance via your DNA link. Therefore, the operation process is quite simple - just place your DNA sample in the remote, and the machine will begin to operate.

Finding DNA Samples for Energetika Remote Healing
There are several human tissues that could serve as DNA samples for Energetika Remote. These include nails, saliva, buccal skin cells, blood, and hair. Let's take a closer look at how to prepare each of these samples.

Nails:
Nails are one of the easiest samples to obtain for Energetika Remote. The DNA contained in fingernails is encased in hard keratin, which protects it from degradation. To use nails as a DNA sample, we recommend that you create a new sample every month.

Saliva:
Saliva is another viable option for Energetika Remote, and you can prepare it in three simple steps. First, cut a strip of blank paper about 2 inches long and 1 inch wide. Second, put the top one-third of the paper in your mouth for around 5 minutes. Third, allow it to air dry for about 10-20 minutes before putting it in the remote. Keep in mind that saliva samples are only useful for 3 days.

Buccal Skin Cells:
Buccal skin cells are another option for obtaining DNA from your mouth. They are commonly used by police when conducting large-scale DNA testing. To obtain buccal skin cells for Energetika Remote, use a strip of paper and rub the top one-third of the paper against the inside of your cheek for a moment. Then, allow it to air dry. The sample is only useful for 4 or 5 days, so use it as soon as possible.

Blood:
Blood, as an essential tissue in our human body, can also be used to create DNA samples for Energetika Remote. To obtain a blood sample, you need a pack of lancets designed for diabetics to test their blood sugar levels. Follow all the directions on the pack, and smear the droplet of blood on the top one-third of a strip of paper. Allow it to air-dry for a moment. Blood samples are good for about 5-6 days.

Hair:
To use hair samples for Energetika Remote, you need to choose hair with follicles as the shaft only contains RNA. Hair samples are good for about two days.
In conclusion, Energetika Remote is an advanced rife system that offers a convenient way to receive healing frequencies from a distance. By understanding how to find and prepare DNA samples, you can take full advantage of this innovative technology.

- Rahul Soni, Founder at Biopla.in (Source : LinkedIn)

In March 2011, experienced Rife user and experimenter Johann Stegmann experienced something that changed the course of his life utterly.
A friend of his had just bought a new Rife machine. Johann's friend made the astounding claim that the DNA contained in fingernails or hair could transmit energy frequencies directly to the owner of that DNA simply by placing the samples between the machine's electrodes. With no wires or physical contact needed.
Johann was skeptical. So he and his friend tried it on Johann's daughter, Tania, who's profoundly energy-sensitive. To his astonishment, it worked perfectly.
So he looked for an explanation. And he found that this phenomenon was actually sound science.
Albert Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance." Modern physics calls it "quantum entanglement." Simply put, it means that if any part of a single system is removed from that system to a different location, any action performed on the part will also be instantaneously performed on the parent system, and vice versa.
Your fingernails are part of a single system - that system is you. So when frequency energy is transmitted to your nails, its effects will also be transmitted to you - and only you, because of the unique identifier present in every cell of your body. Your DNA.
Over the following 18 months, Johann continued to experiment and discovered a way to monitor and verify the effects of the frequencies remotely. In every case, his experiments worked perfectly.
In the course of his work, Johann discovered that many people couldn't afford to buy their own Rife machines. So he started to seek out alternative devices. He joined forces with technical designer Hank Gigandet, and together they tested many different instruments. They discovered that the energy transmitted by many of them was harsh, unpleasant, and ineffective.
But they also found some that emitted soft, pleasant energy that not only made the test subjects feel good, but worked just as well as even the best commercial Rife machines.
The device they settled on was the UDB1108S DDS frequency generator. These are pretty inexpensive, but the software to run them was written in Chinese and not really suitable for the specialised job of rifing. So Johann and Hank commissioned their own software - RideUSB - that would do what they wanted.
It had one limitation, however - it could only run one generator per computer.
Engineer and software developer John White had been following these developments with increasing interest and excitement. After discussions with Johann and Hank, they agreed that John would sit down and write a new software package that would not only roll the functionality of RideUSB into it, but would also allow up to 95 frequency generators to be run by a single PC.
That software was the original Spooky. Designed primarily as a remote Rife system, it could also be used as a simple contact or plasma device when coupled with an amplifier.
So how exactly does remote mode work? Well, because DNA has two strands helically coiled around one another, it acts as an antenna that's capable of transmitting and receiving information encoded on energy signals via nonlocal space. Spooky sends audio frequency energy to the nail which is received by the DNA it contains, then relayed instantaneously via nonlocal space to the parent DNA - you.
Spooky2 takes the Rife machine to the next level.
With the Spooky2 generator, you get radically beefed-up contact and plasma capabilities.
But it's in the remote department that Spooky2 really shines. Because with the introduction of Spooky Remote, we've added the enormous power of scalar waves to the equation.
Scalar waves are so powerful that they can be used to control weather, destroy whole cities, or even cause earthquakes and tsunamis. Thankfully, they can also be put to more constructive use.
With Spooky Remote, scalar wave "bubbles" are formed right where the DNA is sitting. The waves are difficult to measure by orthodox means, and act as a signal supercharger both for the audio frequency energy and for the DNA’s own transmission capabilities. The net effect is that the signal that reaches the body is clearer and more powerful than if DNA is used alone.
In effect, it not only brings Remote Mode much closer to the immediacy of Contact or Plasma Mode, it should also reduce the number of times a Program needs to be run, and the time it needs to be run for.
Nonlocal space has been referred to as "dark" energy (dark because it lies outside the electromagnetic spectrum and so can't be observed or measured).
Nikola Tesla called it "the mind of God." The first man to demonstrate its existence in real-world experiments using human blood cells and plants was Cleve Backster, a polygraph specialist with the CIA.
You can read a two-page interview with him here.
And there are four downloadable PDFs of papers and articles about his research available on this page under the heading "Miscellaneous Articles"

Harmonics are clusters of wave patterns that are produced by the fundamental (main) frequency. Harmonics are always higher than, and mathematically related to, the original frequency. (Subharmonics are mathematically related, lower frequencies of the original number.)
Harmonics are created from the fundamental frequency similar to the way ripples are produced when you drop a pebble into a pond. The fundamental fequency is like the indentation in the water where you dropped the pebble. The water rippling out in circles is like the harmonics. Just as the ripples in the pond are fainter the farther away they are from the pebble, in harmonics the power that's available decreases the farther away (higher) they are from the main signal. Harmonics are always weaker in power than the fundamental frequency that produces them.
When you're using a signal with harmonics, the overall energy is being utilized for both the fundamental frequencies. Therefore, the power of each individual frequency (waveform) is greatly lessened because it's sharing power with so many other waveforms.
When rifing, if you know the Mortal Oscillatory Rate (MOR) of a pathogen, you'll get better results if you focus all of the energy on a single waveform that doesn't dissipate energy on harmonics spread out across the EM spectrum. But if you're not certain of the MOR—or if the MOR is higher than what your unit can output—harmonics can be useful, as one of them may bring you close to the MOR. Scientist and machine builder Jimmie Holman hypothesizes that the harmonic output may be the reason that some modern frequency devices work better than others.

- Nenah Sylver, The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health, an integrated approach for cancer and other diseases (2011), p.524

Recently, we’ve seen many questions like this from our customers in the Spooky2 Facebook group: What is the function of Wobble in the Spooky2 software, what are the differences between amplitude wobble and frequency wobble, and how can we use them? If you have similar questions, don’t miss this article.

What Is Wobble

The purpose of Wobble is actually to reduce your “resistance.” For example, when we take a medication for a long time, we are likely to develop a resistance to it. Transferring a specific frequency to the body works similarly. If you transmit the same frequency to your body for a long time, the pathogens in your body may develop resistance to that frequency. To evade the attack, they may slightly change their frequency. In this case, if you use wobble on a frequency (e.g., 20hz), it will not only output 20hz but also 19.9hz, 20.1hz, and so on, to capture those mutated pathogens more effectively and kill them.

What Is Amplitude 

When you transmit a frequency to the body, the frequency enters your body in a specific waveform. Amplitude refers to the height of the wave, and you can think of it as the intensity. Like waves in the sea, small waves may not have much impact on you, but large waves are powerful enough to knock you down on the beach.

The Difference Between Amplitude Wobble and Frequency Wobble

As the name implies, Amplitude Wobble changes the amplitude, while Frequency Wobble adjusts the frequency. Our administrator, Kirstin Mason, explains it this way:

Say you want to hit 10hz for something you chose in your list. The program is running on a remote, and you can see it is running at 20v. You have four buttons on the control panel you can use. START, STOP, AMPLITUDE WOBBLE, and FREQUENCY WOBBLE. Amplitude is the energy going into the wave. The wave is set to 20v, but you want to wobble it. So, you hit the amplitude wobble button, and you see the voltage going up and down. Imagine ocean waves are coming at you. Some are big waves, while some are small. The height of the wave is the amplitude. Hitten by a small wave is no big deal, but getting hit by those big waves will throw you around. Why? Because there is more energy in the big waves. That is amplitude, the wave height. By practicality, its power.

When you select frequency wobble, it would show you that 10hz fluctuating, say to 10.5hz down to 9.5 hz as an example. Say you had some fictional pathogen called Pathogen A, and some people had measured it to resonate at 10hz. But it mutates in you, and the resonance point is at 10.2hz. The frequency wobble would hit it every cycle.

Amplitude wobble might start the pathogen A to begin vibrating, eventually tearing it to pieces, and this might be more effective than just hitting it with full power right away. The amplitude wobble might also be good for contact mode. Say you dislike the feeling of 10hz on contact leads. Imagine you are wearing a TENS exercise machine, and the experience might be unpleasant. You still want contact, but you want it to be less uncomfortable. You do not want to drop the voltage too low because you want it to penetrate your body effectively, so you compromise and set the amplitude wobble. It feels like it fades in and out, in and out, which is more tolerable. Now, frequency wobble is good if you already ran a program and it did not do what you were expecting. So, you try it again using frequency wobble and see if anything changes. You may find it works better, perhaps due to the pathogens in you being a little different mutation.

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Programmable Duration

Normally, for each frequency, a unit requires between one and three minutes of dwell time, or the amount of time the machine stays on or focuses on a frequency. The amount of dwell time that's needed depends on the penetration power of the unit, the subject's receptivity to the signal, the degree of pathogen resistance to the signal, and the condition being treated. In general, when a difficult condition is being addressed, such as cancer, longer periods are required. It's common to linger on a single tumor-dissolving frequency for 30 minutes or more. Frequencies for pain similarly require a long period. The time needed for each frequency may vary greatly. This makes rifling not only a science, but an art.

Many Frequencies in Succession (Memory)

All professionnally lanufactured Rife Therapy devices allow the user to program many frequencies in succession, and then sit back while the unit delivers them. This requires building more electronics into the unit, including a memory chip. However, some rifers, wanting to save money, buy cheap machines "at cost" that require the user to manually enter each frequency. For example, you program the first frequency to run for 3 minutes, the machine stops, you program the second frequency to run for 3 minutes, the machine stops, you program the third frequency, and so on. With this system, you are focused on programming and aren't able to relax while the machine is running. I think it's worth the extra liney to get a unit with memory.

Sweep Function

Holman defines sweeping with an analogy : "the shifting frequency to either side of a central ferquency, or the constant shifting back and forth of frequency between two separate frequencies, in much the same way one might envision a windshield wiper shifting back and forth to cover a larger area." The range on either side could be 1 Hz, 10Hz, or more. Sweeping is desirable because pathogens can mutate, and the most common number might miss its target by even just a little bit. Or, the machine operator might not be able to decide between two frequencies that are very close together. Or, there might be some frequencies fairly close together (for example, 435, 458, 465), and the subject wants to target them all, plus everything in between. The better frequency devices include a sweep feature. Later in this chapter, different types of sweeps are discussed. Some might be more effective than others, depending on the particulare machine being used.

- Nenah Sylver, The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health, an integrated approach for cancer and other diseases (2011), p.526

It was in "The New Microscopes" article that readers also learned about "certain lethal frequencies" : the fields emitted by the Rife Ray, which Royal Rife created eleven years after the debut of his Universal Microscope.

Under the universal microscope . . . tuberculosis, cancer, sarcoma, streptococcus, typhoid, staphylococcus, leprosy, hoof and mouth disease, and others [pathogens] may be observed to succumb when exposed to certain lethal frequencies, coordinated with particular frequencies peculiar to each individual organismm, and directed upon them by rays covering a wide range of waves. By means of a camera attachment and a motion-picture camera not built into the instrument, many "still" micrographs as well as hundreds of feet of motion-picture film bear witness to the complete life cycles of numerous organisms.

Rife designed several styles of ray equipment. There are at least four numbers that historian have used to designate the machines, but it wasn't clear when these units were begun or finished, or when they were formally used. We do know that the earliest one, built in the 1920s, killed E. coli (called B. coli then), a common bacterium that lives in the colon. Rife continued developing his ray equipment throughout the 1930s. In 1934, he built what some people today refer to as the Rife Ray #3. It was comprised of several bulky pieces that filled a large table in Rife's laboratory, making it not only difficult to move but also labor intensive to calibrate and operate. To produce the frequencies, the Rife Ray #3 used a Kennedy brand off-the-shelf radio receiver, which Rife also used as a transmitter. The Kennedy brand receivers were regenerative, which simply means that they had built-in components designed to amplify the electronic signal so it would be stronger. However as the Kennedy receivers were not shielded (more about this in a moment), other types were probably preferred in the final designs.
Frequencies were emitted from glass ray tube, which was mounted on a base on the outside of the cabinet and connected to the receiver. The ray tube used for the Rife Ray was similar to X-ray machine tubes of the era. However, it didn't produce X-rays because X-rays are created in a vacuum, and this ray tube contained an inert gas. Rife initially experimented with mixtures of different noble gases, including argon and krypton. He eventually chose helium because it withstood "many more hours of bombardment" than the other gases he tried. The gas-filled tube became brightly lit when a frequency of sufficent power was passed through it.
Presumed to have been more powerful than its predecessors, the Rife Ray #3 outputted about 50 watts to the tube. Fifty watts was enough power so that the frequencies emitted by the tube could penetrate through 15 inches of concrete. Even when the Rife Ray was one floor away from where the microscope stood, Rife demonstrated that after about ten minutes, every specimen beneath his microscope died after the machine was turned on briefly. The pathognes were devitalized not by the visible light emitted by the tube, but by the electromagnetic field, which includes electric and magnetic waves. Other bandwidth energies contributing to this effect may have included infrared and scalar waves (discussed in more detail shortly). Modern researchers sometimes refer to these combined field as the "Rife effect." The range of frequencies that Rife generally used were 190 KHz (kilohertz) to 12 MHz (megahertz).
Some components of the radio equipment included vacuum tubes. Housed inside the cabinet, the vacuum tubes were entirely different from the ray tube that was mounted on the outside of the cabinet. Vacuum tubes were somewhat fragile and bulky, used a lot of energy, and overheated easily. That is why engineers developed the transistor in the late 1940s. Unlike a hollow tube, the transistor was solid (hence the prase, "solid state technology"). Transisotrs possessed all the beneficial electrical properties of vacuum tubes without any of their shortcomings. They were sturdy, inexpensive and tiny, used very little power, and could immediately turn on without requiring any warm-up time. Today, virtually all electronic apparatuses (including electromedical devices) use solid state technology instead of vacuum tubes.

- Nenah Sylver, The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health, an integrated approach for cancer and other diseases (2011), p.199