Dr. Peter Gariaev (1942 – 2020) – The Wave Genome – Nobel Prize candidate

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1. Information acting deleteriously by separating one from the other may too act as a panacea – aligning frequencies appealing to Heaven. We are blessed to have your influence, Ulrike. With genuine gratitude, I thank you.

2. Thank you for posting this announcement and discussion of the life and death of Dr. Gariaev. I had no idea about the subject of his work, and I’m a cancer surgeon whose been involved in promoting research on the breast cancer virus for more than a decade. Moving forward, I shall do my best to understand and repair the cataract that is blinding science to Gariaev’s discoveries. And yes, I agree that his passing is suspicious. But his work is not. We press on. Kathleen T. Ruddy, MD

   1. Kathleen:

      Make sure you watch the Future Science series – particularly Wave Genome.

      Catherine

3. The Wave Genome group enjoys an extremely scandalous reputation in Russia, I’m not optimistic any prizes will be awarded to an unpopular fringe scientist within the geopolitical enemy of Liberalism, who controls these processes.

   1. Yup. Truth is its own reward.

4. More and more there is a stark and grim difference between scientism and science. I hope you scientist can still do your much needed science in todays world.

   Putting all unceremonious succinct, the technocrats are trying their best to cut us of from our own nature. Honest scientist seem to reveal our deep connection to nature and the wonders thereof.

   Many thanks for your contribution on Solari. As a non-scientist I really appreciate your translation of this difficult subject so that many of us can grasp what is at stake = our human nature.

5. Ulrike,

   Thank you for sharing this important update and the untimely death of Dr. Gariaev. This is truly ground breaking work that ties the fields of water structure, biophotons and the holographic universe together.

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