Cans'o'worms, cans'o' worms and you are the opener Bob...<g>...
That question certainly has merit with regard to healing. If Dr.
Harold Saxton Burr with his electrodynamic field theory of life and
Rupert Sheldrak with his morphogenetic fields are correct, then all
the protein in the body is completely replaced every 159 days (about 6
months), then why don't we get a new PERFECT body every 6 months.
That is precisely why I originally moved out of a small town to come
to the city, to find that out (along with a few other things). Burr
has always been my hero so based on his discovery and some
correlations, my plan was this;
1) the body will have a 'memory' of every pattern it had been since
inception, therefore like cartoon frames, we could flip back and
access any virtual state snapshot for any period since birth, even to
taking a series of snapshots in a movie form that could be repeated
like an endless loop tape,
2) I figured you could use a radionics device to map the life
memory signatures for the most healthy period in your life,
3) once the streamed signature (for a repeating 6 month pattern)
had been ascertained, it was a matter of amplification to saturate the
body in the pattern and force replication to the new patterns.
4) This should be easy since the body had BEEN THERE at one time in
the past so the spillover on the Qs of the signature frequencies would
be harmonically related.
That was the original approach to be carried out in a bracelet type
device that injected the field patterns into the body all the time so
that it first kindled, then entrained so that the body MUST follow
the overriding patterns.
As time went on, I haven't found anything that disputes this premise,
indeed, I have found supporting information for it.
The aura appears to reflect the mind to some degree so that your body
can be modulated by your mental image of it.
Once you have had an accident that rips tissue and leaves a scar, you
KNOW you had the scar and BELIEVE it must always remain so for every
159 day replication, it simply repeats the scar signature. The aura
has a builtin signature that DEFINES you, however, the mind can
incorporate stress related ripples into the original field which, if
sustained, will lead to corruption and disease.
There are also ameliorating events in the form of stresses and other
life events which further skew or modulate the natural perfection of
the unbiased aura.
IMO, that is what the Dotto ring does, intensifies the aura so that
the perfected pattern is amplified sufficiently to reflect in the body
as rejuvenation and yes, even youth.
The same thing would happen in David Hudsons claims of ingesting
superconductors to saturate the body so that the bioplasma would be
amplified, thereby enhancing the transcription of auric information to
the tissues of the body, leading to healing, rejuvenation and once
that was achieved, possibly anomalous paranormal phenomena as the body
and aura begins to resonate with other realities. But that's another
story.
Here, the question was raised about why scars remain in tissue that is
supposed to replace itself over time...and that's my take on the
matter at this point.
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---Bob Paddock wrote:
>
>
> >In the movie, it seems like it was more of an anti-time field since
> >there was no scar....clothing wasn't affected because it isn't
> >'dynamic' (as in self-motion) so it remained ripped or damaged though
> >the wound heals.
>
> First what exactly is a scar? Strange question?
>
> Consider this: According to the standard medical
> establishment our skin is made of seven layers the outer one
> most of which is dead and continually falling off at a
> microscopic level. The skin completely replaces it self
> many times in a fairly short time frame.
>
> So why do scars remain?
>
> Damage to 'Aura', 'Subtle Body', or ?, that guides its
> formation?
>
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