zetrone
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 Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:40 am Post subject: 532nm Green diode laser Holographic SIGNATURING device
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Hello: Have not been back in awhile. Here is something you may be interested in. If you place a chemical into distilled water, place it in a glass vial and pass the 532nm Green laser beam through the vial; in the beam you will introduce a holographic SIGNATURE of the chemical you placed in the vial.
Certain of the properties of that chemical will be TRANSFERRED to YOU if you allow the laser beam to impact your skin. If you placed asprin in the vial there will be a analgesic effect on your bodily systems. If you then ingest asprin the effectiveness will be potentiated compared to not using the SIGNATURING procedure.
This effect will occur for any chemical placed in the vial. It is suggested that this procedure be done in the dark as chromatic light may INTERFER with the nonlinear optical process occuring.
This effect the Holographic SIGNATURING effect is related to the Kaznacheyev cytopathogenic effect Discribed on Tom Bearden's website.
The reason this Holographic Signaturing effect occurs is a direct result of leakage of the 808nm and or the 1064nm precursor wavelengths of NIR that go into the FREQUENCY DOUBLING technology that gives the final 532nm Green output.
In every 532nm Green laser I have checked there is evidence of NIR leakage in the 532nm Green output beam. For estetic considerations this leakage is undesirable. But for the SIGNATURING effect it it is essential.
The SIGNATURE occurs as a NONLINEAR process and this requires at least two DIFFERENT wavelengths of electromagnetic energy. This is what was happening in the Russian KCE "death photon" experiment.
Ordinary glass vials will pass the 808nm and the 1064nm wavelengths of leaked NIR. Therefore you do not need to be concerned about GLASS versus QUARTZ and loss of IR with the glass vial. Here with the 532nm laser we are dealing with NIR and not IR.
If you are not at all familiar with this you will have questions,
David
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