Non-contact resonance testing with the RFR, Part 3: Biological and medical conclusions and philo­soph­ical connections

Non-contact resonance testing in bioenergetic testing methods with the aid of the Rossaint Frequency Resonator (RFR)

Part 3: Biological and medical conclusions and philosophical connections — by Dr. A. Rossaint, Aachen

(EHK 9/2002, pp. 624–632)

From everything described in Parts 1 and 2, analogous conclusions can be drawn for resonance testing in bioenergetic measurement methods generally and for the RFR in particular. Some speculation and philosophical connections may also be permitted here:

In every transmission of energy and information — “vortex information” (Meyl) — transverse and longitudinal waves, the latter as potential vortices, always occur coupled together. This also applies within the human body, the world of matter, where, among other things in the form of holograms, they establish the connection with the scalar field, the world of mind.

Nature therefore uses scalar waves to transmit information or signals, and thus to exchange data, because “there ... the propagation speed is arbitrary” (Meyl). This consequently applies to human beings and their subsystems, such as nerves and muscles, so that an explanatory model for kinesiological and physioenergetic phenomena can also be derived through longitudinal waves (Warnke (53)). Here one can “modulate wavelength and frequency separately, encode information separately” (Meyl), thereby gaining “a whole additional dimension of modulation” (Meyl).

In tests using electrical measuring instruments with copper cables, brass or silver electrodes and aluminium honeycombs, the transverse Hertzian wave component is so dominant that the longitudinal component scarcely comes into play. This also creates, among other things, the possibility of shielding the transmission mechanism.

The reverse applies to all bioenergetic tests that use materials with high dielectric constants and optical fibres, such as the RFR, or that dispense with these aids, as in radiesthesia, for example.

In all methods, the consciousness of the tester — experimenter or therapist — and the person tested — subject or patient — plays the essential role (Weber (57), Warnke (10,11,14,53), Rossaint (8,9,60), Möhle (29), and others), in the sense of the human component (Lechner (28)) that first gives a measurement or test result sense and meaning; see also Part 1. Consciousness, matter, information and energy are inextricably linked (Kurzweil (55), Warnke (53)). Only the consciously observing human being compels quanta, photons and other “particles”, or vortices, to decide “where they are heading or where they come from” (Kurzweil (55)).

This gives us the possibility of “creating a projection-free therapy” (57) for the optimal treatment of a “disorder that cannot be diagnosed” (Weber (57)), one that influences current problems and old and future (!) patterns of illness alike. The latter is also familiar from NLP, in which old pathological patterns can be frozen through “positive” resources, and this new, “healthier” field for the patient can then be allowed to act into the future. Through use of the RFR — scalar-wave effect, boosting — this “transformation” takes place particularly easily.

Practical experience thus agrees with the theory put forward as early as 1903/4 by Whittaker, cited in Warnke (53), that “every scalar potential ... contains time-polarised waves” (53), which in turn contain “bidirectional longitudinal electromagnetic wave pairs” (53), “moving bidirectionally in time within space-time” (53). That is, “while one wave travels into the future, an exactly identical wave is on its way into the past” (53).

Resonance testing, or medication testing, also reveals the “two fundamental kinds of energy effects whose mechanisms have enfolded themselves into the potential, just as there are two worlds, the world of matter and the world of mind:

1. Energy manifesting externally (...); corresponds to observation and measurement within the world of matter.

2. Energy manifesting internally ...; corresponds to thoughts and the attribution of sense and meaning within a world of stored information and within the individual's mental world.” (53)

Only the latter level makes medication testing a mental act.

A further advantage of scalar-wave transmission, or potential-vortex transmission, is that “an image is formed all at once, and the recollection of past images likewise ... occurs ad hoc” (Meyl), as can also be seen in medication testing:

The medication that produces resonance is measurable immediately, without any time delay. Often it can even be sensed, given sufficient sensitivity, by both tester and person tested before the measurement or bioenergetic test has actually been carried out; see bidirectional propagation above.

When working with the patient's inner images, one likewise finds a muscle response or arm-length reflex immediately, before the patient consciously perceives the complete image through the cortex. In other words, instantaneous information transmission occurs, precisely as is characteristic of scalar waves or potential vortices.

Finally, when working with symbols and thoughts, the test functions in the same way. Thoughts also transmit their energy and information through scalar waves; see above. The information changes depending on where and when it is retrieved; that is, it is subject to space-time (Weber (57), Warnke (53)). In the Indian five-body model, however, one is then operating on the third, “mental body”, or fourth, “causal body”, level. From this one can conclude that the test is more than a purely physically transmitted transfer of information: the human being, the human component (28), as tester and spiritual being (Rossaint (1), Warnke (53)), becomes important in exploring substantive information that no measuring instrument can detect. Shielding information transmission, for example with mu-metal, which screens magnetic fields, interrupts only the physical transmission of information, not its substantive aspect, which in the case of resonance is characterised by the spiritual, mental component of the tester or examiner and the person examined. Thus the test remains individual, and blinded experiments are doomed to fail (Rossaint (1) and Möhle: own experiments; Warnke (53)).

Resonance is the synchronism between transmitter, receiver and mediating particles (Meyl), whereby poles oscillating in resonance — here patient and test substance or medication — attract one another just as opposite static poles do. “Resonant interaction” (Meyl) is the mechanism through which, in unified field theory (Meyl), instantaneous information transmission under perfect resonance can be explained, with an energy gain through the receiver's reaction upon the transmitter owing to free energy (Fig. 10).

It is this that characterises every resonance test, or medication test, as its defining feature and constitutes the essential interaction in the consciousness of the tester and the person tested.

Resonance is inseparably linked, however, with the collapse of the “sum of all possibilities”, the vacuum or “Neptune principle”, whereby quanta and photons, that is, potential vortices, are switched into reality and thus generate reality. In other words, from the “emptiness of space” of the ancients, also called Akasha, where initially “only” potentiality, virtual energy, prevails, reality has emerged through the “determination” of measurement or observation. The vortices produced by this collapse thus act as “generators of reality” (Warnke (13)), turning virtual energy into “coded energy” (Warnke) with corresponding informational content.

If quantum states are continuously observed — “quanta are actually nothing other than electromagnetic packets of oscillation, vortex-shaped oscillations of empty space” (Meyl) — they “can never change, even when the excitation energies act resonantly” (Warnke). That is, if I am “in resonance with a system and no longer take my eyes off that system, the energy state is frozen and there is no new state” (Warnke (13)), and consequently no new information.

This is significant for bioenergetic tests and explains some phenomena in medication testing, for example that repeatedly checking measured results, whether out of “disbelief”, scientific curiosity or a need for certainty, not only distorts the original result but is more likely to destroy it altogether.

Resonance therefore always simultaneously means the generation of reality through the collapse of potentialities in “empty space”, Akasha or the vacuum, whereby waves become vortex particles capable of establishing a longitudinal connection between tester, person tested and medication or substrate.

“From emptiness the world unfolds; all things emerge from the state of emptiness into actual appearance” (Warnke (10)). D. Bohm's implicate order and explicate order.

Akasha means something like “shining” or “radiating” and is an analogue of the human being, who likewise consists of 99.99...% empty space.

We share “many resonance patterns” with other “organisms in nature” (Warnke) because we are “in resonance with the energies of the environment” (Warnke). Our sense organs themselves are also generators of reality, because they are in resonance with the wavelength pattern corresponding to each sense organ, for example eye–sun, or light. The same applies to our DNA with its hyperboloid structure. It ensures “that the right resonating bodies are always constructed in the right place within a predetermined matrix” (Warnke (13)).

This explains why a bioenergetic test works better the more the tester can make themselves “empty” and thus enter the “emptiness of space”, without bringing in their own problems and therefore resonances, so as to allow potentiality to become reality for the patient through the resonance between medication and patient, or parts of the patient. Owing to their similarity, the tester themselves remains “open” to the “resonant interaction” between the other two poles and can therefore serve as an indicating instrument. This is the principle of similars, including the capacity to transmit scalar waves, in accordance with Herbert Fritsche's statement: The human being is ill; the human being is therefore — similia similibus — the remedy for the human being. A person can attain healing only when something akin to them redeems them.

Self-testing

The danger of testing oneself is naturally present as a result, and is frequently encountered in the practice of bioenergetic testing. The tester's “quality” therefore also determines the quality of the test. Because the patient functions as a mirror, the therapist, as a “similar sufferer”, a homeopath, with analogous ailments, is always involved in D. Bohm's “explicate order”, as they are in any case in the “implicate order”.

On the other hand, this situation explains why different testers also obtain different test results: through their own affinity and thus resonance, they “elicit” different resonances, and especially different “perfect resonances”, from the “emptiness of space” with all its potentiality; see also Intersubjective testing below. This also corresponds to the result of Meyl's transmitter–receiver experiment, according to which “resonant interaction” between transmitter and receiver occurs only under “perfect resonance”, while a nearer receiver that lacks this “perfect resonance” receives nothing either, meaning that it does not even notice that the transmitter is transmitting.

Not only are we human beings “quantum constructions” (Warnke), but we must also realise that all the other building blocks of the universe “are likewise quantum constructions” (Warnke (13)).

From the perspective of the theory of objectivity, this means that not only we human beings are vortex structures, but so are all the other building blocks of the universe. From the principle of causality,

the sixth Hermetic principle, the principle of cause and effect — every cause has its effect, every effect its cause; everything happens according to law; chance is merely the name for an unknown law; there are many levels of causation, but nothing escapes the law — or from the “pyramid of causality”, it necessarily follows that there must be “a fundamental physical principle that is to be regarded as given by nature or by God, and whose properties are responsible as the cause of various effects” (Meyl). According to Meyl, it is not merely God-given but God himself (Table 3.0 in (19)). Here again, the findings of the most modern physics agree with the knowledge of the ancients, including Hermetic philosophy and the Vedas.

This brings us into contact with the “experience of the real” (Döbereiner) — reality is that which has an effect — which shows that healing, and thus the sanctification of the human being, in accordance with the homeopathic principle similia similibus, can occur only through a human being and not through a method (H. Fritsche); see also below.

A human being is simultaneously transmitter and receiver. Since, structurally and anatomically, they also consist largely of “structured water” (Meyl, Trincher, Warnke), see above, they are at the same time a transmitter of hydrotic potential vortices and thus of information. Moreover, because of their high water content, they are also a very good store of information or its patterns. This in turn explains why the totality of these patterns is available to everyone involved as a so-called “knowing field” (25) in Hellinger's sense, or a morphic field in Sheldrake's sense. The same also applies, especially, to liquid medications and substances used in resonance testing. During a test or psychotherapeutic session — for example a “family constellation”, psychokinesiological or psycho-physioenergetic session — the previously static field becomes dynamic.

Because the human being, as a vortex construction, is equally a scalar-wave generator, transmitter and receiver, medication testing also works without the technical generation of longitudinal waves through an electromagnetic device and a Möbius loop. The latter naturally works just as well (28).

The human being, as a spiritual and radiant being, see Akasha, belonging both to the space of matter and to the space of charges — mind-space or virtual energy-space; see (1) — or the vortex field, the “hydrotic field” (Meyl), is capable of generating and receiving scalar waves or vortices simply because cellular communication takes place through photons. These are vortices with particle character travelling at the speed of light, hence biophotons (Popp). As an antenna, the body is also capable, by analogy with the experiment, of rolling waves into vortices (Fig. 4a, Part 2). This is why it is suitable as a measuring instrument and indispensable as the human component (28) in medication testing. For medication testing is primarily a mental act and only secondarily a physical transfer of information.

If measuring devices capable of measuring scalar waves are developed, medication testing will also be possible using computers or similar equipment. Whether this also works for testing with symbols remains to be seen, since symbols are characterised by the complexity and ambiguity of their informational content and meanings. Even then, however, information transmission will probably remain limited to physical and physiological parameters, “external energy” (53). For genuine healing, and thus the sanctification of the human patient, the human therapist remains indispensable — attribution of sense and meaning, “internal energy” (53) — in order to include the “experience of the real” and thus transcendence and metaphysics, and to achieve the connection of the individual with their individual soul, Atma (12), to the world soul, universal soul or supersoul, Param-Atma (12), and thus to God, Krishna, Vishnu, Brahman (12).

Within the human being, information is transmitted by tunnelling through the hyperboloid structures of the matrix (Heine; Fig. 9a, Part 2). These form there as oscillating tunnel structures to accomplish the targeted transport of substances from the capillary system to the docking site on the glycocalyx, the sugar film on the cell surface, and naturally vice versa, with the least expenditure of energy, disappearing again immediately after completing their tasks.

Through tunnelling and the resulting faster-than-light speed, information transport within the organism is just as instantaneous and without energy loss — quite the opposite — as in the physical experiment and during resonance testing. The basic system, the matrix, is thereby suited to act as an interface between the worlds of matter and mind, see Part 1, and actually performs this function.

By analogy with what has been said, “resonant interaction” under perfect resonance between medication, the transmitter, and patient, the receiver, or vice versa, takes place through the therapist by exciting the water molecules in the patient specific to the problem, organ, cell or cell component corresponding to the medication's specific information. This produces the reaction or feedback from receiver to transmitter, with a corresponding gain in energy, also observed in the experiment. The component currently functioning as transmitter then knows that the energy, with its extremely high density, and consequently the associated information have arrived and “fit”.

Transmission occurs firstly through photons at the speed of light, biophotons (Popp); secondly, owing to tunnelling through the “coaxial cable”, the tube with its electrode, through neutrinos at faster-than-light speed; and thirdly through noise, at zero speed (Fig. 11). Moreover, the optical fibre, glass-fibre or PMMA cable, with its corresponding “concentration effect”, permits an exchange of energy and thus information at “extremely high energy densities” (Meyl). All of this is enhanced by the Plexiglas construction with its high dielectric constant, as with water. Resonance testing, or medication testing, with the RFR in conjunction with the human component, the therapist, is therefore possible in an optimal way without having to resort to the technical generation of scalar fields with their potential vortices. The latter is of course also possible (28).

In my view, an explanation of mental or thought-based testing also becomes possible through potential vortices and the consequences arising from them in relation to water:

Thoughts, as well as frozen emotions, in both the tester and the person tested, activate, with the help of potential vortices and through the vagus, especially the “smart vagus”, the neurons associated with the relevant brain or abdominal region — the abdominal brain, or second brain — with their structured cellular water molecules. In the brain, glial and microglial cells establish the connection to the ground substance with its hyperboloid structures through their capacity for “situation-appropriate cytokine synthesis” (Heine (52)), and the cytokines within the meshes of the ground substance take over “the fine-tuning of all information steps” within the matrix and between it and the cells (Heine (7,52)).

Activation within the neurons sets the water molecules rotating; they become point vortices and thus transmitters, and then, under perfect resonance, enter into resonant interaction with the corresponding organ cells associated with the particular emotion, that is, with the water molecules there. These too are thereby set into rotation and become receivers; see above. They receive the corresponding “message” and “understand” it. Through feedback, the transmitter, in this case the corresponding brain region, then “knows” it too. The subsequent pathway proceeds as usual, at least according to the “unified field theory” of potential vortices, including through the tester, the human component.

It is a question of resonance whether passively involved people, and thus also non-medicinal carrier substances, are affected or can “join in” during medication testing.

Since the exchange of information is individual, intersubjectively identical medication testing is possible only if all practitioners have the same prerequisites in terms of affinity and thus resonance. This, however, is very rarely the case. As a minimum, both would need to be free of toxins, infections, root-filled teeth, untreated scars, active psycho-emotional conflicts and so on.

On the other hand, the provision of a “morphic preformation”, for example by the founder of a teaching system, is the reason why certain testers always find similar problems. This is all the more so a) the more that preformation has already been authentically reinforced by others, making it easier to connect with it; and b) the more the tester's own affinity corresponds to that of the founder of the teaching system, which is precisely why they engage with this or that method.

If someone defines a particular system, mudra or similar thing as real for themselves, this may be correct for them personally but need not be so for others — not authentic — making any allocation of blame over correct or incorrect testing more than problematic. For, as stated, the tester's “quality” determines the quality of the test.

During medication testing, energy is transferred, with the receiver, the patient, reacting upon the transmitter, the medication. The reverse also applies when the patient acts as transmitter and the medication as receiver.

This reaction, occurring exclusively under perfect resonance, means, among other things, that the previously “neutral” non-medicinal carrier substances, globules or alcohol vials, in the honeycomb are imprinted only with this matching resonant information, since only then does communication occur (Fig. 11).

Experience also shows, see (1), that the neutral, non-medicinal carrier substances in the honeycomb can be imprinted with energies and information from the patient alone, for example during a medical-history interview, a psychotherapeutic conversation, or a psychokinesiological or psycho-physioenergetic session (Möhle/Rossaint (29)). At the end of the session, the entire content of the conversation or the visualisations and psychokinesiological corrections is then stored as information on the carrier substances, without any additional medication or similar substance being placed in the honeycomb.

These carrier substances can then be given to the patient in the sense of an autonosode or isonosode, either as a “mother tincture”, that is, as they stand in the honeycomb or before the tube, or at a potency that still has to be determined and prepared.

According to what has been said above, this is explicable because human beings can function not only as receivers but also as transmitters and conveyors of scalar waves. In this case, the neutral carrier substances receive the energy or information wirelessly, through the therapist, from the patient as transmitter, who transfers it to the non-medicinal carrier substance, modulating it only under perfect resonance. The latter is thereby set into oscillation and then feeds back to the patient. This also means that, within the sum of all the carrier substances' possibilities, resonant interaction between the two, through the therapist, arises only on the basis of perfect resonance.

The imprinting of coded energy, or vortex information, on the non-medicinal carrier substances, globules or alcohol vials, can be imagined by analogy with a neurotransmitter docking at its cellular receptor. In accordance with their clinical condition, the patient emits electromagnetic oscillations and thus potential vortices that resonate with the appropriate medication. This produces “attractive forces” (Warnke) or resonant interaction (Meyl), not only in relation to the tested medication — with the consequence that feedback also changes the natural resonance of the patient as a system — but, owing to perfect resonance, also in relation to the non-medicinal carrier substance, globules or alcohol vials. The result of the interaction is transferred to this substance before the system's natural resonance changes.

The RFR has the advantage that unimportant interfering signals, here unsuitable medications or noise signals that do not resonate perfectly, such as background noise, are immediately “forgotten” by the patient and are not taken up by the non-medicinal carrier substances in the first place, because perfect resonance is absent. If background noise is received by the system, it must, as a scalar-wave configuration, have relevance to the person tested. The notion of background noise disturbing the system belongs to the old Hertzian transmission mode and is therefore not relevant to potential-vortex transmission.

Since transmission involves longitudinal waves, potential vortices, that is, vortex fields with particle character, the patient as receiver takes up the full transmitted power by receiving all the field lines from the medication as transmitter, simultaneously drawing energy from it that they experience as a gain: the booster effect. Since this interaction is resonant (Meyl), and the receiver becomes a transmitter again through the continual reversal of polarity, the energy and information in the tested medication are preserved again.

Resonant interaction therefore works only when transmitter and receiver oscillate in opposite phase. If the receiver oscillates in phase, for example, it cannot receive. That is, if the patient or the area examined, such as an acupuncture point, oscillates in the same phase as the medication, the tester finds no muscle response or arm-length reflex. The same also applies to a second tester present, with whom no resonant interaction can then arise and who consequently cannot objectify the resonance just found by the other practitioner.

Owing to the mutual interaction, “resonant interaction”, under perfect resonance, the patient thus receives more than the medication transmits: the booster effect, or free energy. The tunnelling of field vortices plays a role here insofar as it makes the free energy instantaneously and individually available to the patient as receiver.

With the RFR, tunnelling under perfect resonance is therefore optimal, corresponding to the design of the tube with its internal Plexiglas electrode in the manner of a “coaxial cable” (Fig. 8).

Without perfect resonance, for example with an unsuitable medication, no reaction occurs in the patient: the muscle response remains unchanged or no arm-length reflex occurs, and the tester as measuring instrument finds no difference, by analogy with the physical experiment. In this case, the “indicator lamp” goes out in the patient as receiver, in that no muscle response or arm-length reflex occurs, while it lights up under resonance, demonstrating in turn that the energy, boosted as well, is arriving at the patient at that moment.

With regard to medication testing, one can therefore say by analogy: energy is fed into the honeycomb with the medication as transmitter, and if resonance exists between medication and patient, a little lamp, as it were, lights up in the patient as receiver in the form of a positive arm-length reflex or muscle response (+AR/MR). That is, the medication's energy and thus the corresponding information arrive.

In energy transmission by means of the RFR, a role is played both by biophotons, defined as electromagnetic longitudinal waves, that is, vortices whose charge carriers travel at the speed of light, and by neutrinos in the form of Tesla radiation, or neutrino radiation, with their faster-than-light speed owing to the tunnelling effect. Thirdly there is noise, with its zero speed, in which the potential vortices are present in a structured form as “vortex clusters” (Meyl; Fig. 11).

The Od or orgone energy described in human beings, as it was called by C. Baron von Reichenbach and W. Reich respectively, is to be understood in this sense, according to Meyl (20), as Tesla radiation or neutrino radiation.

Through Meyl, the great achievement of these physicians and researchers has thus also become scientifically comprehensible and should be duly recognised.

Because it is Tesla radiation propagating longitudinally, rather than a Hertzian wave, in the case of resonance the previously “neutral” non-medicinal carrier substances placed in the honeycomb at the same time are loaded with the corresponding information, through resonant interaction with feedback, and become useful for the patient. In the absence of resonance, however — no information indicated, or no exchange of data, and thus no reaction or feedback from receiver to transmitter — they are not affected at all, even if, or although, they stand closer to the transmitter, the medication.

If these non-medicinal carrier substances are placed before the tube opening, they even participate in the booster effect, the gain in energy. They therefore act still more intensely than the non-medicinal carrier substances placed in the honeycomb. Among other things, this is apparent in the higher potency effective for the patient compared with carrier substances prepared in the honeycomb (1; Fig. 11).

Conclusions

On the basis of the relationships and findings from quantum philosophy, the theory of objectivity and scalar-wave physics described above, the Rossaint Frequency Resonator must be understood as a vortex resonator that transmits vortex information, and thus structured information, substantially facilitating the connection between the worlds of matter and mind. In this sense, and with this thought at the back of one's mind, the RFR can also simply be called the Rossaint Resonator or Rossaint honeycomb, so that no confusion arises about its outstanding and optimal mode of action: alongside frequencies, the wavelengths and speed of scalar waves also play a role in energy and information transmission.

Even the classical conception of carrier and carried waves, see Part 2, in conjunction with cavity and solid-body resonance — here honeycomb and “coaxial cable” — is sufficient to explain some phenomena during resonance testing, such as boosting (37,62–65). If other, more plausible explanatory models emerge, I, as a practitioner, will gladly integrate them.

I believe that, with these explanations, I have presented a model that can explain the mode of action of the RR and that has already proved itself thousands of times in practice.

I welcome every suggestion, constructive criticism and individual account of experience.

In Part 1, EHK 5/2002, on page 328, left-hand column, penultimate paragraph, 16th line from the bottom, “patients” should read “therapists”.