How to achieve Harmony of the Universe and Earth via internal female Yang Qi vagus nerve energy

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So Effie P. Chow lives in San Francisco where my ABC friend lived at the time. So he drove me up to Portland and that's how I made the music theory connection to qigong. Then I wrote a monograph on the topic and that was praised by Professor Richard Leppert at University of Minnesota. So I was accepted into the graduate degree in Liberal Studies, a self-designed interdisciplinary program.

So the Stuart Hameroff working with Sir Roger Penrose have also realized that the origin of reality is also this noncommutative phase logic. Only Penrose states he does not know or he's not good at noncommutative geometry also known as "quantum algebra." So I had been watching Basil J. Hiley lecture on noncommutative geometry as quantum nonlocality at a conference honoring his collaborator David Bohm. Stuart Hameroff also gave a talk there and he called out Max Tegmark. So I had remembered this when Sabine Hossenfelder was repeating the mistake that Tegmark had made about Hameroff and Penrose.

So now that Ultrasound has been confirmed as the gateway to quantum nonlocal healing energy then Stuart is using ultrasound - as an experiment - to prove that it increases serotonin levels - if at low intensity. So this ultrasound is also generated by the piezoelectric collagen that runs vertically in the body. So that's why the "shaking medicine" with the thigh muscles sore and the body shaking at the Schumann resonance ELF waves also generates ultrasound - and vice versa. And then I discovered how the highest sound we hear externally - when LISTENED TO - also goes into ultrasound. This is explained by noncommutative phase logic of real music theory.

[spiritualpowerart]

Do you recommend binaural beats? Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[spiritualpowerart]

I am not too much into it like you - but how can we use this knowledge? Going out in nature, buzzing and shaking around and after that a meditation or qi-gong practice?