Dr. Peter Gariaev: Pioneer Scientist and Discoverer of the Wave Genome

Key Points

Death and Obscurity: Dr. Peter Gariaev passed away on November 17, 2020, at the age of 79. His passing was not covered in Russian news outlets, leaving the public mostly unaware.
Significance of His Work: Gariaev's work has the potential to fundamentally change our understanding of life and existence through his concept of the Wave Genome.
Influence and Followership: The speaker has followed Gariaev's work since 2001, inspired by references in J.J. Hurtak's "Keys of Enoch" to future capabilities of genetic engineering through light.

Gariaev's early work was inspired and expanded at the Institute of Cosmic Anthropoecology in Novosibirsk, working alongside academicians V.P. Kaznacheev and Dr. A. Trofimov.
Electromagnetic Communication: Building on discoveries by A. Gurvich and later expanded by Fritz Popp, documenting how living cells communicate electromagnetically.

Chromosome Continuum: Gariaev posited that genetic information is stored and transmitted in a wave-like form, traveling throughout the organism along the DNA's geometric structure.
Holographic Storage: Genetic information is stored as electromagnetic and acoustic holograms in a quasi-crystalline state within the DNA.
Laser Interferometry: Gariaev used laser interferometry to capture the holographic code of DNA, demonstrating the potential for genetic information transfer through light.
Implications: The methods Gariaev proposed could theoretically be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes, such as healing or spreading pathogens.

Healing Properties: By transmitting holographic information from healthy cells to diseased ones, significant healing effects were observed, such as in an experiment with poisoned rats.
Obstacles: His groundbreaking work sometimes faced resistance, evidenced by incidents like the mysterious removal of his lab equipment.

Language and DNA: Gariaev theorized that there is a direct correlation between genetic code and language, suggesting that DNA can be influenced by linguistic constructs.
Critique of Current Models: He criticized contemporary genetic approaches like CRISPR for being incomplete and potentially harmful.

Broader Impact: His research, along with that of contemporaries (Kaznacheev, Trofimov, G. Shipov, Hartmut Müller, F. Popp, Luc Montagnier, J. Benveniste, C. Ventura), represents a revolutionary shift in understanding life sciences, the Biosphere, and the Noosphere.

Pandemics and Misuse: Gariaev was vocal about the potential dangers and ethical concerns of misapplying his discoveries, especially relevant given the current global health crises and race for DNA-based vaccines.
Nobel Prize Nomination: Before his death, Gariaev was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Medicine for 2021, highlighting the monumental impact of his work.

Educational Appeal: The speaker urges everyone to educate themselves about Gariaev's groundbreaking work and its implications.
Spiritual Reflection: Gariaev often connected his scientific work to spiritual principles, quoting the Bible to underscore the intersection of divine consciousness and life.