Imprinted Holograms

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What Are Imprinted Holograms?

Imprinted Holograms are something that I was highly skeptical of when I first encountered the subject. Even with my decades-worth of independent studies on all of the prerequisite subject matter one would need in order to be able to effectively grasp this complex concept--I was missing something, which lead me to ignore them completely and to focus more on the other modalities of treatment my Spooky2 GeneratorX has to offer. I ignored holographic imprinting for over two years, until Spooky2 included a page of their own holographic stickers that featured their logo along with the Ho'oponopono. It was then that I decided to put this concept to the test and I created my very first, imprinted hologram using my GeneratorX.

How Does One Verify The Imprinted Frequencies?

Once I successfully imprinted the frequencies I selected into the holographic, vinyl polymer--what then? I decided that based on my familiarity with Dr. Masaru Emoto's incredible work with water and ice crystals, to place the hologram underneath a clear glass of distilled water and was amazed at what materialized within the frozen glass after several hours. To see some of these photos, (and videos) yourself, please be sure to spend a few minutes looking through our Gallery, and you will see the physical embodiment of the thousands of unique frequencies we imprinted into the holograms we used in these tests.

The way I describe these tiny, yet very powerful frequency-based healing devices is that they are sort of a mixture between vinyl records, and CD's or DVD's. When vinyl records are "printed," the cutting lathe uses a sharp ruby chisel which vibrates as the song plays and cuts grooves on a lacquer-coated, aluminum disc called Master Lacquer Disc. Using special, electromagnetically sealed attachements for our frequency generators, the frequencies are "imprinted" into the vinyl polymer which also happens to be holographic. Holograms are said to possess, "unlimited volume space."

What Is "Unlimited Volume Space?"

The term "unlimited volume space" refers to the remarkable storage capacity of holograms and their ability to encode a vast amount of information within a seemingly small physical space. Here's why holograms are considered to have such extensive storage potential:

Parallel Information Storage:

Multiple Layers of Data: Holograms can store information in multiple layers within the same volume of the recording medium. Each layer can contain different information, accessed by changing the angle or wavelength of the reference beam.
Superposition: Different holograms can be superimposed on the same medium. By varying the recording conditions (like the angle of the reference beam), multiple images can be stored and later retrieved separately by illuminating the hologram with the corresponding reference conditions.

High Density:

Fine Interference Patterns: The interference patterns in holograms can be extremely fine, allowing for a very high density of information to be stored within a small area. This fine detail is why holograms can represent complex 3D images with depth.

Angular and Spectral Multiplexing:

Angular Multiplexing: By changing the angle of the reference beam during recording, multiple holograms can be stored in the same physical space and retrieved independently by illuminating from the corresponding angles.
Wavelength (Spectral) Multiplexing: Different wavelengths of light can be used to record and reconstruct different holograms within the same volume, further increasing storage capacity.

Practical Implications

Data Storage: Holographic data storage systems use these principles to store large amounts of digital data in a compact space, potentially far exceeding the capacity of traditional storage media.
Display Technology: In display technologies, this capacity allows for the creation of dynamic 3D images that can be viewed from different angles, providing a sense of depth and realism.

Summary

The notion of holograms having "unlimited volume space" is a reference to their ability to store a vast amount of 3D information within a compact physical space through the use of interference patterns, parallel storage techniques, and multiplexing. This results in a medium where the potential for information storage is limited more by the practical aspects of the recording and retrieval technology than by the physical dimensions of the holographic medium itself.

In our case, the "retrieval technology" is not another physical machine, designed and built by humans, (or reverse engineered from ETs), but rather a truly miraculous substance that has abilities far beyond human comprehension--the Living Water.