We Are Wired for Spirit Communication—Have you suddenly felt compelled to switch on the radio, and there’s that special song that immediately makes you think of a loved one who has passed? Ever felt the presence of a loved one in spirit? Glimpsed that spirit or heard a voice you thought you’d never hear again? Have you caught a whiff of a scent associated with that person or tasted his or her favorite food when there’s no source for that scent or flavor? If one or any combination of these has happened to you, then you’re among the billions of people who have experienced spirit communication. While some people try to stigmatize spirit communication as paranormal or supernatural, it’s actually a normal part of nature.
Understanding spirit communication begins with the realization that snowflakes, cell phone towers, and your DNA have something in common. They all involve never-ending self-similar patterns known as “fractals.” A fractal is a unique pattern or shape which is created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. When you magnify a fractal, you’ll notice that the same pattern repeats itself, regardless of how closely you examine it. A small part of the shape resembles the whole shape.
A snowflake is a remarkable example of a fractal due to its self-similarity. It starts as a simple hexagonal (six-sided) ice crystal, formed by the bonding of water molecules. As the snowflake falls from the clouds, water vapor condenses on the corners of the crystal, leading it to develop branches. The growth at the tip of each snowflake’s branch generates its own tiny, six-sided structure, resulting in smaller branches that mirror the larger ones.
This process continues as the snowflake tumbles through clouds, layer by layer, with each tiny bump or deviation in its path contributing to its unique branches. Despite these variations, the overall pattern of branching and repeating geometry remains fractal. This intricate formation underscores the complexity and individuality of each snowflake, making them truly one-of-a-kind. Magnifying any part of a snowflake reveals that it resembles the entire snowflake, showcasing the beauty of its fractal nature.
Enamored with the efficiency of fractals, scientists and engineers integrated fractal designs into modern technology, particularly in cell phone towers. When cellular phone communication emerged in the 1980s, traditional antennas weren’t compatible with this new cellular technology.
Traditional antennas are engineered to receive a specific range of electromagnetic (EM) waves, such as TV, AM, FM, and XM radio signals. While these large antennas are effective at detecting and transmitting very specific signals, they weren’t able to detect and transmit across a wide range of frequencies simultaneously. They were also large and bulky, causing issues with space limitations due to the need for multiple antennas to support a wide array of frequency bands.
Innovation came to the rescue in the form of fractal design, which involves folding and embedding multiple antennas in close proximity. The intricate, repeating shape of a fractal antenna allows for a much longer wire to be packed into a compact physical area compared to traditional antennas.
The fractal design of cell phone towers integrates elements of various sizes through a repeating pattern at different scales, functioning as multiple antennas in one. Each section of the fractal resonates with distinct frequencies, allowing a single, compact fractal antenna to operate across a broad spectrum of frequency bands. This versatility is crucial for cellular networks that support various services, including 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi, thereby eliminating the need for separate, bulky antennas for each frequency.
This brings us to the biotechnology in your body known as DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). DNA is the molecule that carries genetic information essential for the development and functioning of an organism. Structurally, a DNA molecule consists of two linked strands that twist around each other, forming a spiral shape known as a “double helix.”
In 2011, in the “International Journal of Radiation Biology,” researchers Martin Blank and Reba Goodman proposed that DNA possesses two structural characteristics of fractal antennas: self-symmetry and electronic conduction. Subsequent scientific discoveries indicated the molecule within the cell nucleus of DNA conducts electrons within the core of the double helix. This means DNA responds to EM (electromagnetic) radiation across a wide range of frequencies, much like a fractal antenna.
DNA, snowflakes, and cell phone towers are all based on fractals. Snowflakes and DNA naturally create self-similar repeating fractal patterns. The unique structure of DNA allows the extensive length of DNA to fit into a tiny molecular nucleus without tangling, much like how cell phone towers are engineered to efficiently accommodate long antennas within a compact space.
People are capable of experiencing spirit communication because of the body’s two psychic receptors: the pineal gland in the brain and the solar plexus in the abdomen. The pineal gland, which is roughly the size of a grain of rice, is located near the center of the brain. The pineal gland contains calcite and magnetite crystals, both of which can generate an electrical charge. Early radios used copper wire to send low levels of electric current through a crystal, which served as an antenna, tuning in to radio wave frequencies. The pineal gland receives messages of a visual, auditory, and data-based nature.
The other psychic receptor, the solar plexus, is so named because the vast array of nerve fibers that radiate from it resembles light rays emitted by the sun. Professor Michael Gershon of Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center has dubbed the solar plexus our body’s “second brain” because it’s the second-most complex bundle of nerves in the human body, outside the brain. The solar plexus receives messages of an emotional, sensory, and intuitive nature.
The human body has an electrical field, with the brain having the most complex electrical system within the body. The first law of thermodynamics in physics states that energy is neither created nor destroyed, only transferred from one form to another. I developed the EMS (electromagnetic soul) theory, which proposes that our soul is an electromagnetic field that remains coherent after physical death.
Electromagnetic Souls (aka spirits) communicate by transmitting multiple electromagnetic frequency waves to us, which are received by the fractal antennas within the DNA molecules of the pineal gland and the solar plexus. The fractal nature of DNA’s antenna allows humans to receive a wide array of frequencies and messages simultaneously.
As a medium, I receive multiple messages and sensations simultaneously during spirit contact. When the spirit’s frequency and my brainwave frequencies align, the fractal antennas in my DNA allow me to see, hear, feel, smell, and taste things at the same time. As the communication progresses, the spirit will transmit increasingly sophisticated messages, including intricate details and specific information.
For people who aren’t mediums, you can experience spirit communication too. So, the next time you feel the presence of a deceased loved one, catch a glimpse of that person, hear that person’s voice, experience scents, flavors, and sensations related to that special someone, or feel immersed in that person’s love—understand this is real spirit contact. That’s because you’re equipped with the most sophisticated fractal antennas in existence, meaning you are wired for spirit communication.
“Understanding spirit communication begins with the realization that snowflakes, cell phone towers, and your DNA have something in common.”
-Mark Anthony, JD, Psychic Explorer®
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