Multiverse: The Code of Consciousness Part 3

Thanks for mr. Anthk, for providing the link.

What do the Egyptian pyramids, the concept of aura among
Eastern mystics, and the latest discoveries in quantum
physics have in common? For decades, mainstream science
dismissed the idea of "biological fields" as pseudoscience
or science fiction. But what if we simply lacked the tools
to detect them? A groundbreaking new study by a team
of neurobiologists  and  physicists  led by Komal Saxena,
Pushpendra Singh, and Jhimli Sarkar, published in the
Journal  of Applied Physics (https://shorturl.at/pxCKu),
appears to have uncovered the very mechanism that ancient
intuitives sensed and modern visionary geniuses like Anatoly
Akimov and Gennady Shipov predicted theoretically. They
discovered a natural antenna in our brain that operates
on the principle of a vortex generator of torsion fields -
a microscopic structure capable of recording and reading
information directly from the fabric of reality itself, that
is, the physical vacuum. Imagine your Wi-Fi router antenna.
Now, shrink it down to a millionth of a meter and imagine
that it's not metallic but protein-based, embedded within
each of your nerve cells. That is a microtubule. For
a long time, it was believed to be merely a "framework"
or structural  support  of  the  cell. But Saxena's team
demonstrated that it is much more. These microtubules are
organized in a crystalline lattice pattern. Like quartz in
a watch, they can vibrate at precisely defined frequencies.
But the most astonishing aspect is their shape. They are not
just rods; they are coiled into spirals resembling springs
or helical antennas. And as it turns out, this spiral
generates not a typical electromagnetic field but something
far more subtle and complex - a rotating, vortex-like field.
In other words, it creates a twist. Back in the late 1980s,
prominent Soviet scientists Anatoly Akimov and Gennady
Shipov proposed a bold theory. They claimed that, besides
the well-known gravitational and electromagnetic fields,
there exists a fundamental torsion field - a field
of twisting  or spin. Its carrier is not energy in the
conventional sense but information. Theoretically, this
field could transmit instantaneously. Critics dismissed this
as pseudoscience. And they were wrong! Nature has already
created generators of such fields, and they are right inside
our heads. Saxena's research directly points to this. The
oscillations of microtubules produce a vortex disturbance
- the very "static torsion field." It's not a photon flux
like light but rather a stable "information spiral" rotating
around the microtubule. A fact from the study: calculations
and experiments show that microtubules resonate not at the
frequency of external stimuli (which can reach up to 178
GHz), but generate their own spontaneous oscillations at
frequencies a thousand times lower (from 0.1 to 50 MHz).
This indicates that the response is an intrinsic property
of the structure ("the crystal of time") rather than just
a harmonic of an external signal. The effective range of such
an antenna in near-field conditions can reach 30 centimeters
or more. This is sufficient to encompass not only individual
cells but entire groups of neurons. Now, for the most
fantastic aspect: the researchers use the term "holographic
principle." What does this mean? Imagine that all the
information about a three-dimensional object is recorded
on a  two-dimensional  surface. According to this theory,
microtubules act as holographic projectors. The complex
temporal  pattern of their oscillations (the so-called
"complex temporal order" or "temporal polycrystal") encodes
information about the state of a neuron, and possibly the
entire thought process, in the form of a phase hologram
on the torsion field. This field, in turn, interacts with
the physical vacuum - the most fundamental level of reality,
which physicists call the "zero point" or the field
of information. And here we reach a new level. If the vacuum
is a carrier of information (sometimes called the "Akashic
Chronics" in esoteric terminology), then our brain, through
microtubules,  gains direct access to it. This aligns
perfectly with ancient esoteric models and the hypotheses
of academician Gennady Shipov, who spoke of seven levels
of the universe or "subtle planes." The material brain (the
seventh level) connects with higher, informational levels
of reality via its torsion antennas. In this model,
consciousness is not merely a product of the brain but
a process of interaction between the brain and these
fundamental fields. Now, the concepts of "aura" or "biological
field" have a rigorous scientific formal mechanism.
This is no longer mysticism but the result of billions
of microscopic torsion antennas  within  our bodies. Thus,
the phenomenon of bioinformation  transfer  -  telepathy
or  non-verbal synchronization  between people - can
be explained in physical terms. If torsion fields do not
weaken with distance in the near zone, then the minds
of two close individuals can literally "tune" into each
other, like tuning forks. The discovery of the torsion -
holographic function of microtubules is not just another
scientific paper. It signifies a paradigm shift. It is a bridge
between material science and what has always been considered
the realm of spirit. Ancient civilizations that built spiral
structures (ziggurats, pyramids) and spoke of energy centers
in the body (chakras) may have intuitively understood these
principles. Now, we have proof. Inside each of us operates
a quantum bioreactor, whose antenna is directed at the very
heart of reality. The only thing left is to learn how
to consciously harness it. And then, the next great chapter
of human evolution will be written not in silicon but in the
light of our own consciousness.