Theta or delta state facilitates mind control

 

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/BUfUO3lBCRw/

 

Documentary on TIs

http://www.freedomsos.com/blog/new-indie-documentary-on-targeted-individuals

 

Robert Duncan interview- Published methods for sound transmission/piping in one's head

Directional instruments using sound waves (mechanical waves) are audio spotlight, ultrasonic heterodyning and LRAD; there is also the RADAR hearing effect.

Remote Neural Monitoring and EEG cloning & heterodyning are mentioned in the discussion.

Is it satellite technology? Reference to ionospheric heaters, therefore cannot be sure. Do you have to be chipped? No, everyone has a personal bioelectromagnetic signature. 

 

 

Bibliography

 

Comments and suggested literature by Igor Goychuk, Institute of Physics, University of Augsburg, Germany  link

 

 

Hearing of microwave pulses by humans and animals: effects, mechanism, and thresholds.

Lin JC, Wang Z.

Health Phys. 2007 Jun;92(6):621-8. Review.

PMID:17495664

 

Notes: The hearing apparatus commonly responds to airborne or bone-conducted acoustic or sound pressure waves in the audible frequency range.

(…) the microwave pulse, upon absorption by soft tissues in the head, launches a thermoelastic wave of acoustic pressure that travels by bone conduction to the inner ear. There, it activates the cochlear receptors via the same process involved for normal hearing.

 

 

 

Transmission Of Microwave-Induced Intracranial Sound To The Inner Ear Is Most Likely Through Cranial Aqueducts

Link to pdf

 

 

 

Auditory response to pulsed radiofrequency energy.

Elder JA, Chou CK.

Bioelectromagnetics. 2003;Suppl 6:S162-73. Review.

PMID:14628312

 

Notes: RF induced sounds involve perception, via bone conduction, of the thermally generated sound transients caused by the absorption of energy in RF pulses.

 

By measuring acoustic pressure waves with a miniature hydrophone transducer implanted in the brains of rats, cats, and guinea pigs exposed to pulses of RF energy, Olsen and Lin [1983] confirmed earlier theoretical predictions of pressure waves in the head. In later work, Lin et al. [1988] observed that the speed of RF induced pressure waves in the cat brain was similar to that of conventional acoustic wave propagation. These results support the thermoelastic expansion theory.

 

The hypothesis of Foster and Finch [1974] predicts that the RF hearing effect is related to thermoelastically induced mechanical vibrations in the head. Vibrations of this type can be produced by other means, such as by a laser pulse or by a pulsed piezoelectric crystal in contact with the skull which also induced cochlear microphonics in guinea pigs [Chou et al., 1976].

 

 

Microwave hearing: evidence for thermoacoustic auditory stimulation by pulsed microwaves.

Foster KR, Finch ED.

Science. 1974 Jul 19;185(4147):256-8.

PMID:4833827

 

https://twitter.com/infobookcom/status/738096831368990720

 

 

Human auditory system response to modulated electromagnetic energy.

FREY AH.

J Appl Physiol. 1962 Jul;17:689-92. No abstract available.

PMID:13895081

Available freely here

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Electromagnetic spectrum

 

 

 

Electromagnetic radiation class			Frequency	Wavelength	Energy
Ionizing radiation	γ		300 EHz	1 pm	1.24 MeV
		Gamma rays
			30 EHz	10 pm	124 keV
	X	X-rays
	HX	Hard X-rays(100-200pm)	3 EHz	100 pm	12.4 keV
	SX		300 PHz	1 nm	1.24 keV
		Soft X-rays
			30 PHz	10 nm	124 eV
	EUV	Extreme ultraviolet
			3 PHz	100 nm	12.4 eV
	NUV	Near ultraviolet
			300 THz	1 μm	1.24 eV
	NIR	Near infrared
			30 THz	10 μm	124 meV
	MIR	Mid infrared
Radiowaves			3 THz	100 μm	12.4 meV
	FIR	Far infrared
			300 GHz	1 mm	1.24 meV
	EHF	Extremely high frequency
			30 GHz	1 cm	124 μeV
Microwaves	SHF	Super high frequency
			3 GHz	1 dm	12.4 μeV
	UHF	Ultra high frequency
			300 MHz	1 m	1.24 μeV
	VHF	Very high frequency
			30 MHz	10 m	124 neV
	HF	High frequency
			3 MHz	100 m	12.4 neV
	MF	Medium frequency
			300 kHz	1 km	1.24 neV
	LF	Low frequency
			30 kHz	10 km	124 peV
	VLF	Very low frequency
			3 kHz	100 km	12.4 peV
	ULF	Ultra low frequency
			300 Hz	1 Mm	1.24 peV
	SLF	Super low frequency
			30 Hz	10 Mm	124 feV
	ELF	Extremely low frequency
			3 Hz	100 Mm	12.4 feV

 

 

 

 

Patents of Mind Control and Behavioral Modification Technology

http://rense.com/general3/patent.htm

 

Featured Patent: "Apparatus and method for remotely monitoring and altering brain waves"

http://www.google.com/patents/US3951134

 

Discussion of the patent: http://www.slavery.org.uk/RemoteEEGDiscussion.htm#_edn2

 

 

Thought transmission unit sends modulated electromagnetic wave beams to human receiver to influence thoughts and actions without electronic receiver
DE 10253433 A1

http://peacepink.ning.com/photo/patent-de-10253433-a1?xg_source=activity

 

 

EEG cloning (heterodyning): Obtaining a mind’s unique brainwave pattern – Copying it onto the brain of another person

Note by information-book.com: This is exactly what is happening to me; it is as if different personality patterns are imposed on me e.g. suddenly being clumsy, suddenly experiencing a different walking pattern etc. Also, I actually feel different people getting connected to my mind – It starts after I wake up when I suffer with head repetitive painful mechanical impact (and sometimes before actually waking up).

 

Excerpt from this link:

http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/03/10/mind-control-in-the-21st-century/

 

EEG Cloning

 

Copying one person’s brainwaves onto the brain of another person is a technology sometimes referred to as “EEG cloning.”32 Researcher Tim Rifat explains that emotions and states such as anger and aggressiveness, apathy, lust, psychopathy, suicidal depression, mania, paranoia and psychosis have distinctive frequencies which can be entrained into the brain “remotely by use of extremely low frequency broadcast carried by pulse modulated microwave beams (ELF pulse modulated microwave remote mind control technology).”33

 

As physicist Richard Alan Miller put it:   By using … computer-enhanced EEGs, scientists can identify and isolate the brain’s …”emotion signature clusters,” synthesize them and store them on another computer. In other words, by studying the subtle characteristic brainwave patterns that occur when a subject experiences a particular emotion, scientists have been able to identify the concomitant brainwave pattern and can now duplicate it.34   These stored “emotion signature clusters” can then be entrained into human beings to trigger the emotion.35  

 

More than mere emotions, even another “personality” can be “cloned” onto an individual. This “cerebral cortex cloning” has been likened to “having an enemy within one’s own mind.”36

 

Related link

On the possibility of human brain access by "electromagnetic induction of fundamental algorithms"

 

 

Note: I am a person who receives distant influences in the form of mind (and therefore body control). Regular manifestations include repetitive vibration or mechanical impact on head, head tightening, heart pacing (acceleration), vibrational currents on the surface of head etc. I am trying to understand the mechanism.

 

 

Excerpts from the following study:

[PubMed link]

Full text available by Persinger publications available here

 

Location in pulication list in Nov 2016 here 

 

A French translation is found here

 

Please refer to the studies mentioned at this site's page "Magnetotherapy"

 

A conclusion based on the above studies

"These results strongly indicate that imitation of the temporal pattern of sensory transmission directly within the brain by any nonbiogenic stimuli can evoke changes which are just as effective as (and perhaps require less energy than) classical transduction."

 

What is consciousness based on the above?

"Consciousness would be associated with an electromagnetic pattern generated by a neural aggregate with invariant statistical features which are independent of the cells contributing to each feature (John 1990, p. 53)."

 

Why less energy than classical transduction?

"If the temporal structure of the applied electromagnetic field contained detailed and biorelevant information (Richards, Persinger, & Koren, 1993), then the intensity of the field required to elicit a response could be several orders of magnitude below the values which have been previously found to elicit changes."

 

"For example, Sandyk (1992) and Jacobson (1994) have found that complex magnetic fields with variable interstimulus pulse durations could evoke unprecedented changes in melatonin levels even with intensities within the nanoT range."

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"Above these minimal thresholds, the information content of the wave structure becomes essential. The simplest analogy would be the response of a complex neural network such as a human being to sonic energy. If only a 1000-Hz (sine wave) tone were presented, the intensity required to evoke a response could well exceed 90 db; in this instance the avoidant response would be overt and crude. However, if the structure of the sonic field was modified to exhibit the complex pattern which was equivalent to biorelevant information such as "help me, I am dying," field strengths several orders of magnitude weaker, e.g., 30 db, could be sufficient. This single, brief but information-rich stimulus would evoke a response which could recruit every major cognitive domain."

 

The most parsimonious process by which all human brains could be affected would require (1) the immersion of all the approximately 6 billion brains of the human species within the same medium or (2) a coercive interaction because there was facilitation of a very narrow-band window of vulnerability within
each brain. For the first option, the steady-state or "permanent" component of the earth's magnetic field meets the criterion. The possibility that masses of susceptible people could be influenced during critical conditions by extremely small variations (less than 1%) of the steady-state amplitude (50,000 nT) of the earth's magnetic field such as during geomagnetic storms (50 to 500 nT) has been discussed elsewhere (Persinger, 1983). Recent experimental evidence which has shown a threshold in geomagnetic activity of about 20 nT to 30 nT for the report of vestibular experiences in human beings and the facilitation of limbic seizures in rodents is consistent with this hypothesis.

 

The second option would require access to a very narrow limit of physical properties within which all brains are maintained to generate consciousness and the experience of self-awareness. This factor would be primarily loaded by the variable of brain temperature. Although the relationship between absolute temperature and wavelength is generally clear [an example which can be described by Wien's law and is well documented in astrophysics (Wyatt, 1965)], the implications for access to brain activity have not been explored. The fragile neurocognitive processes that maintain consciousness and the sense of self normally exist between 308[degrees]K and 312[degrees]K (35[degrees]C and 39[degrees]C). The fundamental wavelength associated with this emission is about 10 micrometers which is well within the long infrared wavelength.
  

However, the ratio of this normal range divided by the absolute temperature for normal brain activity which maintains neurocognitive processes is only about 0.013 (4[degrees]K/312[degrees]K) or 1.3%. If there were a subharmonic pattern in naturally occurring or technically generated magnetic fields which also reflected this ratio, then all brains which were operative within this temperature range could be affected by the harmonic. For example, if 11.3 Hz were one of these subharmonic electromagnetic frequencies, variations of only 1.3%  of this mean, i.e., 11.3 Hz +/- [plus or minus] 0.1 Hz, would hypothetically be sufficient to affect the operations of all normal brains. If this "major carrier frequency" contained biorelevant information by being modulated in a meaningful way, then the effective intensities could well be within the natural range for background radiation (microwatts/cm2) and could be hidden as chaotic components within the electromagnetic noise associated with power generation and use."

 

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"The most probable brain source which might serve as the primary modulatory of these biochemical oscillators would involve structures within the thalamus (Steriade & Deschenes, 1984). Neuronal aggregates with surprisingly fixed (within 0.1-Hz) oscillations are found within this structure and depend primarily upon neurons that require gamma amino butyric acid or GABA (von Krosigk, Bal, & McCormick, 1993)."

 

 

 

 

 

Future Attribute Screening Technology 

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Galvanic vestibular stimulation

 

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