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one can collect the energy field or aura surrounding a subject, perform analysis in the form of FFTs (fast Fourier transforms), display it to a computer screen, and store the information to a hard or floppy disk drive for later evaluation. THE USE OF PHASE CONJUGATION (TIME REVERSED) SIGNALS IN THE BETAR AUDIO SYSTEM TO ACCOMPLISH RELEASE OF DEEP, LOCKED-IN STRESS OF THE HUMAN BODY Time reversal theory has decades of distinguished and important usage in physics, although most engineers in fields outside nonlinear optics have little or no appreciation for the concept (a). However, the phase conjugated (time reversed) wave is a general solution to the wave equation and applies to waves of all types (b). It has been accomplished with sound waves (c), for example, although little engineering use has been made of the effect except in the field of nonlinear optics, where it is an essential part of the paradigm.(d). That phase conjugation (PC) waves can have beneficial effects on the human body has been addressed by Tom Bearden (Tebearden@aol.com) (e). Prestigious French scientists demonstrated that advanced electromagnetic machines, constructed by Antoine Priore using complex multiple signals of radar frequencies mixed and phase conjugated in a rotating plasma, exhibit significant healing characteristics, even against terminal cancers and leukemias (f). Our purpose, however, in the use of phase conjugate sound in the BETAR tm is not to accomplish biological healing, but only the release and relief of embedded stresses in the body. It is well-known in medical science that the prevalence of physical stress hampers the body's immune system and healing functions. Therefore, the release of stress, particularly chronic stresses, can have beneficial effects by enabling the body to relax and recover the normal level of its own natural and vital immune and healing capabilities. Other than relaxation through stress releases, no other claim for phase conjugated sound is made or envisioned.


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