How Bio-Information That is Used to Heal Can be Imprinted and Stored in Water

Introduction to the Bioenergetics Summit 0:00

For. Welcome back, everybody, to the bioenergetics summit. You've got your host, doctor Greg Eckel and Harry Massi on board for this lecture, which is titled How bio information is used to heal can also be imprinted and stored in water. And I wanted to make sure Harry, that we told your story here or you told your story. Weren't you healed by bio information? You know, I was, and I'm going to say skip over how I got sick and all of that, but, well, I'll just say it very, very briefly. Then I had a few climbing accidents, got glandular fever while I was climbing, had all of this emotional stress at university and with my family, and basically that that triggered me into, what triggered me ending up being bedridden for I was basically it was it was seven years I was bedridden and then really sort

Harry Massiu2019s Illness and Search for Energy Healing 1:01

of really pretty sick for around ten, ten whole years. And in that whole thing, like towards the end, towards the end of that period, you know, I was like, well, where on earth, just where on earth does energy come from? Because I'd already tried the medical from for about two, three years, got absolutely nowhere. Had gone down the whole nutrition bar staying IVs were basically all the biochemical approaches I'd exhausted, and I sort of came to a point. I was like, well, why don't I study where energy comes from?

And that's just the complete fluke of why we're, you know, now in the whole space of bondage. Essex. And that's where I first came across the term bondage Essex was the study in energy, in living systems. And, you know, I looked on, I use Yahoo because Yahoo is bigger than Google. I'm not sure Google existed then. You know, I ended up being introduced to this scientists in Australia, basically mapping out the energy and information fields of the body. And, you know, I wrote to him and he sent me back this paper on quantum biology.

I didn't understand any of it, really, but I, I, you know, I looked at it, put it up, and I, you know, called him back. I was like, hi, Peter. Harry, something like that. I was like, I basically had this idea to create, to create a home wellness system that these days is the Biogenic Wellness System. But I didn't know how to do it. I was really, really sick myself. And then the scientist heats. I don't know if he took pity on me. Well, actually, I'm not sure it was pity, but he basically forced himself.

Well, there's any chance in commercializing, you know, his his ideas and his science, because he'd already been through a sort of a whole failed, venture with another policy, and he'd pretty much given up. So he was like, well, there's any chance of getting this off the ground because he could see the, you know, he could see what quantum biology and biology assets could do for society. It's like, I've got to get this kid better. So he took it upon himself to get us better, and he did it with, well, like us in the title at all is basically by information imprinted into structured water.

These days we just call them in the suit schools. Basically, you know, it's an information suit school and, well, all those amazing things that happen, I should tell you so so he first so he first gave me an antidote to a group of, of what he called flaviviruses.

Quantum Biology, Structured Water, and Early Treatments 3:25

I got. And I ended up getting this immediate fever that lasted a couple of days and then went away. And so, you know, if you get a flu, like the flu lasts for ten days, if you get a fever and it will disappears for two days, that's basically it's a healing response. And because that happened, I was like, oh my goodness, that there's something in this. And honestly, I didn't believe him at the at the time. But I'd spent, you know, all of these years better and tried everything out. So it was like, well, I might as well just, you know, I really had nothing to lose, like, so I gave it a shot.

And that was one example or another example. So original, energetic, integrative. So it was just sort of like Chinese meridians, but they're a bit broader in, effects and well, based on what they effect in the body. So he gave me some of these energetic integrators, and I took one of them, and I got this huge boil exactly where it had a, an MMR vaccine shot as a kid. This boil came out. I was like, wow, that's crazy. We took this thing called this, now called Stomach Driver. It was green and black on my eyes.

And then my stools were just like, really green. And, is just in, say, something called ESR. It was now called ESR stands for Emotional Stress release. So I was always I was always exhausted. But I was really wired like this, wired, tired feeling and like just running around exhausted. But stress was not running around quite like if I had to do something, I was just always in this very anxious stress state and and that basically calmed me down. Or I was just tired, which was wonderful because in that state of tiredness, my body could actually, you know, heal and and repair.

And after a few months I was feeling considerably, well, considerably better. And, you know, there's the long and short where I basically became the scientists guinea pig. Because he, he would, he would basically have all of these ideas to give him some background. So he was the he was the first person to set up a, an acupuncture college in Australia. He set up the first acupuncture society in Australia. It became part of Melbourne University. And just the politics were in need of other sticks. They didn't like, gee, they, you know, so they were all about the chemical chemicals controlling system.

So he left because of politics. But that college is still part of, it's still in Mill in Melbourne today. And basically, anyway, basically he had an office right after he left the college and university. He just went into private research to map out the information and energy of the body in a in a more detailed way. I said, you know, the Chinese system's pretty detailed, but I guess in a more sort of, you know, adding in Western science and like, you know, modern, biological principles. And so he really ended up just mapping out all the, like, the fuller energetic pathways, like within the cell within, like, viral theory, you know, within different organs.

And it did have some Chinese ideas in it, but it but it but it but it was very, very modernized. And from that map he would, he could basically record these energetic pathways that occur in the body and you could then imprint them. They used to be a this old field called radiomics. It's sort of it's just about around today, but it's almost killed off. But it's really, really popular 100 years ago where they would imprint digits that basically they would imprint, like Brad, like generally alcohol, like brandy or vodka with an electronic form of homeopathy.

So instead of diluting a substance down to nothing,

Homeopathy, Chinese Medicine, and Energetic Patterning 7:10

they're literally taking electronic copy of the substance and imprinting it. And so he was using that type of idea, but instead, instead of making a copy of, you know, like the homeopathic, he was basically originating the, the actual optimal pathway of how something would work properly. And as I say, I became his guinea pig and he just made all of these different things, and we ended up with like 2000, different effect that we really tried over the first. I goodness knows, I was probably first 3 or 4 years when I met him.

Now we condensed all that down to the best, and then to a much more systematic, you know, thing that we used today, which is I and, I say, well, we just used 72 in infancy schools today, but yeah, there's a lot to unpack there. I might go to the home to the homeopathy part because I think I, you know, there's a great history of, of how all of this has occurred, this idea that you can imprint information. It's not just in water, you know, in that in homeopathy, they do it in a, in a, like an, a lactose pill or sugar pill.

And you've probably got an example from Chinese to that. I mean, in a way, all all those herbal things, it's sort of like an energetic thing, isn't it. Yeah. They have a concept called the zhong of the formula or direction. So it's this synergy between a general, an emperor general and assistance. Everybody lined up to move energetically in a direction versus a pulling or a pushing in opposite area. So in a, in a meta level, there's a concept called the Zhang of the formula. But in an energetic realm, you know, each of the flavors have a different motion or effect in the body as well.

So, you know, certain things are toning, certain things are draining, certain things are, you know, moving down, moving up, moving out. So there are different the different energetics of botanics, different energetics of the acupuncture points. I think more on that resonance or patterning is really, you know, when you say acupuncture for points, it's a little bit certainly that was part of how he did this, actually. He would take the divergent. So, eggs which stand for energetic trains, basically.

Correct. Different tissues for, tissues within the body. You basically make a copy of all the divergent meridians he would map, he would match them up. He would match them up to basically different viruses, fungi and bacteria just to see what would correct the damage that's done by a virus, bacteria, fungi in the tissue. And then you stack up all these divergent meridians and then, you know, you get this incredible effect that that's, when I was describing the the fever, I was taking one of those and they were basically from divergent meridians.

But yeah, I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to take people back in time. So we'll go back in time. They will go back to to 220 odd years ago to so Hahnemann, you know, Hahnemann was the father of founder of homeopathy. You know, he basically realized or discovered that if he diluted, if he diluted something that created the symptom and he diluted enough the body, the body would Reckitt the body would recognize that. And it's sort of a will it not sort of. It is. It's it's a whole matter type effect.

And the body would react. The body's healing response would react against that.

Water Memory Research and Viral Information Transfer 10:28

And basically know trigger this healing response. Now homeopathy was like ridiculous. I don't know what it was like in the States, but it is ridiculously popular in Europe. Like with all the royal families and throughout the population. I think it was pretty popular in the States as well. It basically got destroyed generally with, the ashes brought like Rockefeller and Standard Oil were looking for other ways to, monetize the, the chemical industry and the like. Oh, pharmaceuticals and the pharmaceutical industry is born and, you know, they set up a medical universities and they basically destroyed all competition, which included homeopathy, radiomics, herbal medicine, you know, and if anything, they could, think of because they just wanted to paint and drugs.

So, that's sort of why these ideas got destroyed, unfortunately, like 100 years ago, you know, they have remained, but, not in mainland, mainland society. And yes. So I guess the other, the next, I guess the next part of this story, I mean, we briefly mentioned radio in school, so I'm going to skip over that was through about this. Yeah. We'll go to the 1970s. So that had been a vast, was this, you know, as a very famous French immunologist and again, this this actually happened by accident. So he had a, he had an allergy and, you know, in a, in a petri dish, it removed the allergen and then accidentally, they, they saw the the water that remained would basically, sorry, when it was, so they also had a mast cell in this water and they saw that the mask.

So react reacted the same as though the allergen was there. And they thought, well, that's pretty peculiar. So he repeated that test over and over again. He published he tried essay. He tried to publish a Pei, paper in nature. Nature refused to say, this can't be true. Like water cannot have a memory. You can't store information on water. Impossible. And, well, actually, what they said is like go and repeat it in three other labs. So he repeated it. He sent it off to three different other universities.

They managed to repeat it and come back with that with the same results. They send it back to nature, and nature actually had to publish it because they said, well, go on, repeat it. So they, they did publish it, but they put a huge note saying, but there must be something wrong with goes against science. We don't believe it to be true. But yeah. And then and then what happened is, this was it's just so threatening to, you know, the majority of science and big pharma, they just basically did a hatchet job to, to to squash it out of, out of existence.

So they sent they sent a magician, the, someone who bugs magic tricks to the lab like I got. I'm not a scientist. And anyway, they basically concluded it was said it was a trick. Bella Vista actually died. He died of a heart condition. Heart attack. I believe 18, 18 months later. Who knows why. You know, a little bit suspicious. And so, basically, no one would touch this idea. The water could have a memory because they saw him to Buena Vista. How the some Russia, some Russians did some research and actually, you know, saw these other effects where they were able to record, record information into water, and get again the facts.

But it's off in Russia. It's not in the mainstream West. So basically basically ignored. And then then along came, Luke Montana and that, loot Montana. He got a Nobel Prize, for discovering Aids, and he's now a friend. He's now a Frenchman. He's like more, I guess more towards the end of his career. I mean, this woman is 82, so I'm guessing he would have been, you know, 70 plus when he, discovered this, he he wanted to, Well, well, because he was a virologist, and he wanted to see if he could make a rat, basically a replica of a virus, using information that is pretty well, basically a, I'll explain it in full, but basically.

So he got he got the virus in a in a vial. He put some, coils around it, sent a current through the coils, then had another vial here that actually had, it had water plus acetate, which are basically the, like the and so, you know, the co-factors that create the create DNA, sorry, the base pairs of DNA and basically transferred the information of the virus, you know, across into this vile, and it had a so it had the raw material, the base pairs to, you know, to create any genetic protein, that they wanted.

And he was able to recreate the virus to 99.98%. Accuracy is but it's basically the same. Again, it was all published. It was pu pu and all that.