I could cross the oceans twice and still find this trace in my portable Velleman oscilloscope.  It does not appear in the powerline traces. What can it be.  I did speculate earlier that it is a spinner to create modulating subs.  It could be a lily wave trace. I did wonder where this guy Lily got this idea that a lily wave was a good reset stimulus for the human body.  You know to send subliminals etc. – the spike creates an entry then the immediate signal after the spike contains the subliminal and the reset opposite direction spike to send you brain/body back to its original state.  That was what the lily wave was designed for (please look at earlier articles).

You see Velleman has 2 types of probes: one picks up the traces from the space around you and the other is a isolated probe where it can measure the trace of any individual gadget.  So insert the proble in the live of a wall plug say and you see the trace:

This is the powerline trace. Clean no spinners etc.

So I assume that if I hold on to this probe it should give me my body’s trace and that is why it follows me around (BUT) across oceans.

This is my body’s trace.

Just assuming with caution that this trace in the air which I can pick up with the antenna and also with the probe is from my body.  I will be ding dong surprised if my body can transmit such a trace into the air.  But there is an interesting aspect to this trace.  It looks very much like a heart beat.

But really it is a lily wave designed to from the heart beat.  I wonder of Mr. Lily got his idea of designing the lily wave from here.  The heart is a reset gadget: diastolic to systolic with a resting pressure, when the heart rests between beats, at which the body functions at about 120/80 mm Hg.

The heart beat looks like a double lily wave.  You take one of them off and you get the lily wave, including the little spinner just before the reset spike.

This is a lily wave.

This is what I find in the air with an antenna,

That spinner is just up to no good, I think.

I think that spinner acts like this spinner, creating a tinnitus buzz in the air with you in the space.  You will hear it when it is on and what is it for: Its a kind of microphone to put it bluntly. The space around you has a buzz and you hear it like it is tinnitus in your ears.  The “tinnitus” buzz in the surroundings will  modulated to the workings of your body and this can be listened to, captured and processed.  That means, “speak thinking”- when you silently speak what you are thinking, the Tinnitus buzz will modulate accordingly and people will not only know what you are doing at home but also know what you are thinking.

When you are near an electrical gadget, like your lights, especially cfl’s and led’s light and tv’s, your body gets connected to it as both are electromagnetic entities.

Like this: you become part of that distortion and together with the lily wave buzz in the air you are monitored and all your movements and your thinking is known. The trace goes from a straight line as above to a distorted trace.

This the future of education.  Experiential learning.  You come to it by being in it and with it.

As a painter I am all connected when I am in front of a work in progress.  It is a kind of one-pointedness of the mind, fully focused and being aware of the mind and surroundings. From this experience I know that that concentrated state is possible.  I try to be like that when I am not painting.  Art can show you the pattern of the universe and your place in it. 

In everyday living the process is the same when it is at its best, knowing both the tangible and the intangible aspects of you.  Jiddu Krishnamurti says: “when you see it you have it” and there is no need of years of meditation to get to where you want you go.  You find it by being in “what is”: that is in the situation you are in, sort the space in your mind, not everything in it is good for you. Don’t live in the past – there is nothing new in yesterday. Live in the now with what is, know thyself and discover the new in you and I am keeping my fingers crossed that there is “Nirvana” (the perfect state) at the end of that road.

Don’t take my word for it of all I have said above: “discover it for yourself” another one of J. Krishnamurti’s saying’s whenever he used to lecture.

https://www.siriperera.com/?p=200

13 jan 2015

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