The Mechanism by which
the Wands of Horus act

Back at the beginning of the last century Academician A.V. Leontovich discovered that a nerve takes the form of a cylindrical capacitor with its own self-induction. Accordingly, the natural currents induced on the nerve endings acts on a substance in the nerve filaments that is an electrolyte with a highly complex chemistry.

The natural electromagnetic wave induced on the nerve endings has a stimulating effect on the entire nervous system, initiating complex electrochemical processes that lead to a general stabilisation of the nervous system. (Detailed information about the action of the Wands of Horus on the nervous system will be given in the medical instructions for the use of the Wands of Horus).

From A.V. Leontovich's work it follows that an electric wave that excites an individual "nerve element" also excites its neighbour, arousing the same process in it, since the nerve also responds to extraneous currents with suitable electrical properties. "This bio-induction reaches a maximum in the terminal organs, in the organs of transmission. And it is hard to imagine," Leontovich remarks, "that it does not involve such universal processes as the phenomenon of resonance.

This effect is indirectly illustrated by the ground-breaking results of Robert O. Becker experiments on rats. This research began by amputating one of the animal's front limbs. Under normal conditions the lost limbs of mammals do not regenerate. Becker created an artificial connection in the stump between the nerves and the skin by passing a weak permanent current through it (slightly larger than the natural current in cells). As a result new limbs grew in place of the amputated limbs. This showed that in mammals too gentle electrical stimulation is capable of removing the barriers between cells of different tissue types.

This process is managed by those sections of the brain that appeared earliest of all in the course of evolution. The "command post" located there (the hypothalamus and hypophysis) sends impulses of current through a network of conducting tissues that runs through the entire body of both animals and humans. This network is made up of the connecting tissue of the central nervous system. The central nervous system includes the brain and the spinal cord and is supported by a three-dimensional framework of neurogliar cells. Through this network "damage reports" arrive in the brain. By the same channel the centre sends signals controlling the regeneration. Evidently this process takes place faster than the simple exchange of nerve impulses. Since each impulse is preceded by an initiating electrical potential that enables the nerve to transmit its own signal.

These initiating potentials are caused by processes of an electrical nature occurring in biological semiconductors.

A quartz crystal possesses some unique properties: when compressed it produces an electrical impulse and when acted upon by an electrical current it contracts. Thus a crystal can be made to expand and contract – oscillate – under the influence of electricity.

Today pieces of rock crystal are extensively used in industry and radio technology, where sheets of piezo-quartz capture ultrasonic waves and turn them into electrical signals.

Every cell in a living organism is a generator of electromagnetic radiation commensurate with the linear dimensions of the cell itself.

Every organ has its own particular biological rhythm. These oscillations take place in the high frequency ranges. Different processes inside cells and chemical reactions have different frequencies of oscillation. Any changes in the organism begin precisely with a disruption of the biological rhythm that then leads to disruptions in the functioning of this or that organ. The reasons for disruptions in the biorhythms can be of various character – internal: incorrect lifestyle, diet and so on, or external – myostimulation, strong electromagnetic radiation, nervous stress, ecology and the like. But all these factors have a direct effect on a person's bio-rhythms and therefore on his or her health.

Folklore and oral tradition in Arab countries asserts that music and sounds were used in the construction of most ancient unique edifices.

After the completion of some room an instrument (tuning device) capable of producing particular notes was brought in. From the quality of the sound (the acoustics, the depth and duration of the sound) it was possible to draw conclusions about the resonance properties of the room, in other words about the product of the construction work. If the result was unsatisfactory further work would be carried out until the room began to "ring".

In this context it is worth mentioning Doctor Joseph Martin Shore's expedition to the Giza plateau and the Valley of the Kings.

Shore's experiments in the large "burial chamber" of the Pyramid of Cheops produced sensational results. They showed that the pyramid was perhaps constructed as a generator or amplifier of certain sonic frequencies. Shore's group managed to identify four main frequencies (notes) amplified by the edifice and used for its material construction. The notes form the chord of F sharp major, which, according to some Ancient Egyptian texts, harmonises with our planet's own vibratory frequency. ENTERPRISE MISSION (material published in Russian newspaper NLO, Issue 1, 1998, p. 11)

It was stated earlier that a person's "aura" or "bio-field" is the product of the interaction of the vibrations of various energy bodies in the human energy system. Nervous stress, incorrect diet and overeating, and much else that has a negative effect on the human organism disrupt the rhythms of the vibrations of organs, systems and energy bodies.

An important aspect of the influence that the Wands of Horus exert on the human organism lies in the fact that the activation of the energy system prompted by the Wands increases the intensity with which the energy flow is absorbed. As a result the aura increases in size, which allows natural flows of energy, interacting with the aura, to restored disrupted bio-energy rhythms