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Time Innovation: Epigenetics-Third State XENOBOTS


Oh, for God’s sake…🤫🤔🫣😳. They want to apply the Time Harmonic to these DNA beings? They shouldn’t be binary! Now I have new weirdness to worry about.

From GROK4

What Are Xenobots?

Xenobots are a groundbreaking class of synthetic, programmable organisms—often called “living robots”—created from living cells harvested from the embryos of the African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis), which is where their name comes from. Unlike traditional robots made from metal or plastic, Xenobots are entirely biological, composed solely of frog stem cells that are rearranged into novel forms. They represent a fusion of developmental biology, artificial intelligence, and robotics, blurring the lines between machine and lifeforms. First unveiled in 2020, they’ve since evolved in capability, demonstrating behaviors like movement, self-healing, and even reproduction.

How Are They Made?

The creation process starts with stem cells extracted from early-stage frog embryos (blastula stage). These cells are separated, incubated, and then assembled—either manually under a microscope or allowed to self-assemble—into specific shapes designed by AI. Key components include:

  • Skin cells: Provide structural support, forming a rigid “body.”
  • Heart muscle cells: Act as natural motors, contracting to enable movement (in early versions).
  • Cilia (hair-like projections): Used in later versions for propulsion, like tiny oars, allowing faster swimming in liquid environments.

Designs are generated using evolutionary algorithms on supercomputers, which simulate billions of body shapes and cell arrangements to optimize for tasks like navigation or payload carrying. The result is a millimeter-scale (less than 1 mm wide) spheroid or custom form, such as the Pac-Man-like C-shape in reproductive models. No genetic modification is involved; the cells retain their natural programming but are repurposed in new contexts.

Capabilities and Behaviors

Xenobots exhibit remarkable, emergent abilities that go beyond their frog origins:

  • Movement: They can walk, swim, or propel themselves across surfaces, using internal energy from stored fats and proteins—no batteries needed. Early models scuttle like tiny tanks; later ones use cilia for quicker, more fluid motion.
  • Self-Healing: If cut or damaged, they can close wounds and reform their shape within minutes, leveraging the cells’ innate regenerative powers.
  • Collective Behavior: In groups, they swarm to aggregate debris, push pellets, or carry payloads (e.g., medicine particles).
  • Memory: Some versions incorporate RNA to “record” exposures, like glowing under specific light wavelengths to indicate environmental interactions.
  • Lifespan: They operate for about 7–10 days before biodegrading harmlessly into dead skin cells, making them eco-friendly.

A major milestone came in 2021: certain designs (e.g., the C-shaped “parents”) can replicate by sweeping up loose stem cells in their environment, assembling them into “offspring” that mature into functional copies. This kinematic self-replication—distinct from sexual or asexual reproduction in nature—allows populations to sustain for multiple generations in lab dishes.

Potential Applications

While still in early stages (described by creators as “1940s computer” tech), Xenobots hold promise for:

  • Medicine: Targeted drug delivery, scraping arterial plaque, or repairing damaged tissue (e.g., healing neuron gaps in lab tests).
  • Environmental Cleanup: Swarming to collect microplastics or toxins from water.
  • Research: Modeling regeneration, embryogenesis, or even cellular “consciousness” in a “third state” between life and death, where cells adapt post-organism.

Related work includes “Anthrobots,” human-cell versions from lung tissue, which also move and heal, expanding the concept beyond frogs.

Ethical and Scientific Considerations

Xenobots raise intriguing questions: Are they alive? Tools? A new lifeform? They’re biodegradable and contained in labs, minimizing risks, but concerns include unintended replication in wild environments or ethical issues around “playing God” with life. Some critics argue they’re overhyped extensions of basic cell cultures, but proponents see them as a window into scalable bioengineering.

This field continues to advance, with ongoing research at institutions like Tufts University, the University of Vermont, and Harvard’s Wyss Institute. For the latest, check sources like the original papers in PNAS or Science Robotics.

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Matter is Frozen Light


Rupert is at it and sounds great. Do listen to this.

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Matter is Frozen Light


Rupert is at it and sounds great. Do listen to this.

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In the Magnetosphere, the huge ELM bands around the entire earth emit ELF and ULF waves


They are known to stimulate our cells, as mentioned in the video I posted on Baba. They suggest we need the ULF more, but I tend to believe we need both high and low. Maybe as we get closer to the third helix in our DNA we’ll need ULF more.

Extremely low frequency (ELF) is the ITU designation[1] for electromagnetic radiation (radio waves) with frequencies from 3 to 30 Hz, and corresponding wavelengths of 100,000 to 10,000 kilometers, respectively.[2][3] In atmospheric science, an alternative definition is usually given, from 3 Hz to 3 kHz.[4][5]

In the related magnetosphere science, the lower-frequency electromagnetic oscillations (pulsations occurring below ~3 Hz) are considered to lie in the ULF range, which is thus also defined differently from the ITU radio bands. Extremely low frequency Wavelength range 100,000 to 10,000 km, respectively

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How Brain Cells Communicate


https://twitter.com/fasc1nate/status/1621031265574043649?t=WUtXQUOhAUNaAOCps8CaJA&s=09

Who sees the Tzolkin in there? Omg. The DNA and the patterns of its movement are the Tzolkin. Binary, radial, cooperative, and more. All the attributes of the Tones of Creation are there.

It’s not just brain cells! All of our cells work similar or exact which means our MINDS are in every cell of our bodies which holistics have said forever. Who is listening?

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Loving Kindness Protects DNA


Probably because it doesn’t destroy your telomeres and use up all your electrons.

https://thepulse.one/2021/12/27/study-loving-kindness-meditation-slows-biological-aging-protects-dna-strands/

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Quantum Coherence and the Hidden Secret Behind Our Bodies – SAND


When I say our cells are quantum, BEFORE I read any of the science, I’m spot on based on 23 years of empirical experience working on patients in my office, at least 23,000 of them. I have to live with barely any human understanding or support for my work and writing but I came to the planet to help humans uplift, not be popular, although it might help spread the word. Scientists are now just beginning to talk about this but I’ve experienced it for 23 years, not to mention 32 years of tracking synchronicity in the Tzolkin.

I appreciate my followers support and wish it would grow to be in the thousands. Maybe we’re just getting started.- Time is DNA

When the human genome was sequenced, some scientists were saying, “That’s the end. We’re going to understand every disease. We’re going to understand every behavior.” And it turns out, we didn’t, because the sequence of the DNA isn’t enough to explain behavior. It isn’t enough to explain diseases.”

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Denise Chow, LiveScience: Why Your DNA May Not Be Your Destiny

(Your Tzolkin destiny oracle is evolving tRNA, not DNA only from your family so in that perspective she is correct)

In a commentary on the surprising results of the Human Genome Project, David Baltimore, one of the world’s preeminent geneticists and a Nobel Prize winner, addressed the issue of human complexity: “But unless the human genome contains a lot of genes that are opaque to our computers, it is clear that we do not gain our undoubted complexity over worms and plants by using more genes.”

David Baltimore

Not finding the preprogramming for all of life encoded in our genes has forced geneticists into a fundamental reassessment of how our genes function. This reassessment has been strongly influenced by relatively recent discoveries that have led to the establishment of a new discipline in genetics known as epigenetics—literally, “above the gene.” These discoveries indicate that our genes are not fixed—that what were previously considered permanently dormant genes can become active and active genes can become deactivated.

https://www.scienceandnonduality.com/article/quantum-coherence-and-the-hidden-secret-behind-our-bodies

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The first stages of DNA evolution. This is Brand New Information.


DNA glyco protein Amino acids that make our flesh and blood are made from everything that came before us…150 different molecules from the Sun and planets; Stardust..and it’s sentience.

We have found that dew droplets of acidic water in a primordial CO2 atmosphere could enhance the replication of DNA molecules.”

Alan Ianeselli, Ph.D. student and first author of the research

“The first stages of DNA evolution” https://phys.org/news/2022-03-stages-dna-evolution.amp

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Collective Evolution post Today on Blue 8 Galactic Night


Future events are time; specifically the AC aboriginal continuity, future to present timeline. In my book I contend that the future timeline is one strand of the double helix. This article is saying that MINDSET focused on future time affects the heart and brain whose cells are 100%full of cellular specific DNA.

Time, future time IS DNA.

Study Shows The Heart & Brain Responding To Future Events Before They Happen

Arjun Walia

BYARJUN WALIAJULY 4, 20214 MINUTE READImage: 123RF

IN BRIEF

  • The Facts: Multiple experiments have shown strong evidence for precognition in several different ways. One of them comes in the form of activity within the heart and the brain, responding to events before they even happen. (DNA is even the source of pre…cognition.
  • Reflect On: Do we have extra human capacities we are unaware of? How might this change the way we view the question of ‘who we are?’

Is precognition real?

There are many examples suggesting that yes, it is. The remote viewing program conducted by the CIA in conjunction with Stanford University was a good example of that.  After its declassification in 1995, or at least partial declassification, the Department of Defense and those involved revealed an exceptionally high success rate:

To summarize, over the years, the back-and-forth criticism of protocols, refinement of methods, and successful replication of this type of remote viewing in independent laboratories has yielded considerable scientific evidence for the reality of the (remote viewing) phenomenon. Adding to the strength of these results was the discovery that a growing number of individuals could be found to demonstrate high-quality remote viewing, often to their own surprise… The development of this capability at SRI has evolved to the point where visiting CIA personnel with no previous exposure to such concepts have performed well under controlled laboratory conditions. (source)

The kicker? Part of remote viewing involves peering into future events as well as events that happened in the past.

It’s not only within the Department of Defense that we find this stuff, but a lot of science is emerging on this subject as well.

For example, a study (meta analysis) published in the journal Frontiers in Human Neuroscience titled “Predicting the unpredictable: critical analysis and practical implications of predictive anticipatory activity” examined a number of experiments regarding this phenomenon that were conducted by several different laboratories. These experiments indicate that the human body can actually detect randomly delivered stimuli that occur 1-10 seconds in advance. In other words, the human body seems to know of an event and reacts to it before it has occurred. What occurs in the human body before these events are physiological changes that are measured regarding the cardiopulmonary, the skin, and the nervous system.

A few years ago, the chief scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Dr. Dean Radin, visited the scientists over at HearthMath Institute and shared the results of one of his studies. Radin is also one of multiple scientists who authored the paper above. These studies, as mentioned above, tracked the autonomic nervous system, physiological changes, and more.

Scientists at HeartMath Institute (HMI) added more protocols, which included measuring participants’ brain waves (EEG), their hearts’ electrical activity (ECG), and their heart rate variability (HRV).

As HMI explains:

Twenty-six adults experienced in using HeartMath techniques and who could sustain a heart-coherent state completed two rounds of study protocols approximately two weeks apart. Half of the participants completed the protocols after they intentionally achieved a heart-coherent state for 10 minutes. The other half completed the same procedures without first achieving heart coherence. Then they reversed the process for the second round of monitoring, with the first group not becoming heart-coherent before completing the protocols and the second group becoming heart-coherent before. The point was to test whether heart coherence affected the results of the experiment.

Participants were told the study’s purpose was to test stress reactions and were unaware of its actual purpose. (This practice meets institutional-review-board standards.) Each participant sat at a computer and was instructed to click a mouse when ready to begin.

The screen stayed blank for six seconds. The participant’s physiological data was recorded by a special software program, and then, one by one, a series of 45 pictures was displayed on the screen. Each picture, displayed for 3 seconds, evoked either a strong emotional reaction or a calm state. After each picture, the screen went blank for 10 seconds. Participants repeated this process for all 45 pictures, 30 of which were known to evoke a calm response and 15 a strong emotional response.

The Results

The results of the experiment were fascinating to say the least. The participants’ brains and hearts responded to information about the emotional quality of the pictures before the computer flashed them (random selection). This means that the heart and brain were both responding to future events. The results indicated that the responses happened, on average, 4.8 seconds before the computer selected the pictures.

How mind-altering is that?

Even more profound, perhaps, was data showing the heart received information before the brain. “It is first registered from the heart,” Rollin McCraty Ph.D. explained, “then up to the brain (emotional and pre-frontal cortex), where we can logically relate what we are intuiting, then finally down to the gut (or where something stirs).”

Another significant study (meta-analysis) that was published in Journal of Parapsychology by Charles Honorton and Diane C. Ferrari in 1989 examined a number of studies that were published between 1935 and 1987. The studies involved individuals’ attempts to predict “the identity of target stimuli selected randomly over intervals ranging from several hundred million seconds to one year following the individuals responses.” These authors investigated over 300 studies conducted by over 60 authors, using approximately 2 million individual trials by more than 50,000 people.

Their analysis of precognition experiments,

“confirms the existence of a small but highly significant precognition effect. The effect appears to be repeatable; significant outcomes are reported by 40 investigators using a variety of methodological paradigms and subject populations.”

The precognition effect is not merely an unexplained departure from a theoretical chance baseline, but rather is an effect that covaries with factors known to influence more familiar aspects of human performance.

The Takeaway

“There seems to be a deep concern that the whole field will be tarnished by studying a phenomenon that is tainted by its association with superstition, spiritualism and magic. Protecting against this possibility sometimes seems more important than encouraging scientific exploration or protecting academic freedom. But this may be changing.”
– Cassandra Vieten, PhD and President/CEO at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (source)

We are living in a day and age where new information and evidence are constantly emerging, challenging what we once thought about the nature of reality and ourselves as human beings.  Perhaps there are aspects of ourselves and our consciousness that have yet to be discovered. Perhaps if we learn and grow from these studies, they can help us better ourselves and others, and perhaps create a shift in the overal human story that drives our society.

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“Molecules of Emotion”, Chapter 12-Healing Feeling


Molecules of Emotion cover

Chapter 12, page 250;

She’s in Southern California now hanging out with the progressive, spiritual folks.

“Here in California there seems to be room for a consideration of the spiritual dimension of health, which can encompass such elements as prayer, energy flow, distant healing, and psychic phenomena, to name but a few.”

The time period was post-NIH when she felt unsupported and maligned, so her friend Nancy taught her a type of protective mantra that focuses the mind and the Qi. I do this with my own patient’s as well who are going through very difficult circumstances with work or divorce. When your habitual thought and emotions go negative, it goes right into your cells. Which cells it goes into depends on which thoughts and feelings you’re running. None of it is good for you or your body. I get rid of the rocks in my patient’s shoulders and they return with them again if they don’t stop the mental/emotional habit. Holistic medicine is about real change; not pills. We have scads of scientific evidence backing it up. It’s important to set your boundaries and protect yourself between treatments. We call that mindfulness or self-care.

She felt good about doing it on an intuitive level and called it, “extracorporeal peptide reaching, a form of emotional resonance that happens when receptors are vibrating together in seemingly separate systems. This was before the term subtle energy had been introduced to describe a still mysterious fifth force beyond the four conventional forces of physics; electromagnetic energy, gravity, and weak and strong nuclear forces.”

She then gets into a conversation about how the information has changed our concepts.

“We have to make a distinction between the metaphor of matter and energy and that of information”, her friend Gottesman said. “The older metaphor deals with matter, force, energy, and is expressed in Einstein’s famous formula connecting those elements E=mc2. While these terms are useful for building locomotives and bridges, even atomic bombs, they are not so useful for understanding the human body. Physical processes aren’t things, they are dynamic and take place in an open fluid system, and therefore fit better with the metaphor of information than that of matter and force.”

I absolutely see this as well in my office. My patients don’t hesitate one bit when I suggest that what they’ve been through and continue to hold to as far as a mental and emotional habit is causing the problem in the tissue that I’m holding in my hand. Once they realize it, they can let it go. How do I know what the energy is? Part of it is listening, part of my work is intuition. When dealing with the body, intuition is vital.

He goes on; “Today, the concept of information is replacing energy and matter as the common denominator for understanding all biological life and even environmental processes.” Dr. Pert says, “Yes, and the neuropeptides and receptors are the biochemicals we call information molecules, they are using a coded language to communicate via a mind-body network. They are in the process of information exchange, having a two-way conversation-very different from what happens when there is a one-way push from behind, the way force works.”

Well, our modern healthcare system hasn’t caught up with all of this science one bit, which came out in the late nineties. And here it is 2017. Why should we believe anything they recommend. They’re not updated.

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Molecules of Emotion: Health-The Network of Mind IN the Cells


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Steven Holl-Shadow Art

Chapter 9 of “The Molecules of Emotion” gets juicy. Dr. Pert says, on page 185

“The three classically separated areas of neuroscience, endocrinology, and immunology with their various organs-the brain; the glands; and the spleen, bone marrow, and lymph nodes are actually joined to each other in a multidirectional network of communication linked by information carriers known as neuropeptides.

“…it might make more sense to emphasize the perspective of psychology rather than of neuroscience, for the term psycho clearly conveys the study of mind, which encompasses but also goes beyond the study of the brain. I like to speculate that what the mind is, is the flow of information as it moves among the cells, organs, and systems of the body…the mind as we experience it is immaterial, yet it has physical substrate, which is both the body and the brain.”

Molecules of Emotion cover“The mind, then, is that which holds the network together, often acting below our consciousness, linking and coordinating the major systems and their organs and cells in an intelligently orchestrated symphony of life.  This view of the organism as an information network departs radically from the old Newtonian, mechanistic view where we saw the body in terms of energy and matter. But there is intelligence running things.  Intelligence in the form of information running all the systems and creating behavior.”

Creating behavior?  Now there is where I part ways with her.  My son, who is studying psychology believes our behavior is determined by chemicals in the brain. That makes him, and those who agree with him, materialists. Many people believe our behavior is pre-determined or determined, that there is no real choice or free-will.  Frankly, this seems to be the central debate as we are squarely in the high-tech age, moving from Newtonian materialism to Einstein quantum states where something we see only exists because we see it collectively.  It doesn’t exist in and of itself, by itself.

What do your intuition and experience tell you here?  How has your life unfolded?  My life has taught me that I create my reality and my body condition by the habitual feeling, beliefs, and thoughts that I run. So I check myself every day. It’s called mindfulness. While I am part of an agreed-upon collective mind field as I look out my office window at the snow-covered roofs, my individual perception, interpretation, feeling, and thought processes are chosen by me.  Am I kidding myself?  Am I just a puppet on a string? Or are we truly at choice?

It makes no sense to believe we’re puppets. Otherwise, our lives would all be the same and unfold in a gentrified fashion and have no meaning or differentiation. There is an observation! Many people’s live ARE gentrified because they are not acting on their power to choose; free will. It is possible to abrogate your rights in the universe and then your mind goes into default mode, programmed by your family, Facebook, and CNN and you are part of the herd mentality. There are a thousand ways to free yourself from that and uplift your mind. Follow your intuition.

While it’s true that in my personal life, death/change has been a constant around me, it’s not something I chose to happen; I’ve witnessed it happening to others first hand. The universe allowed it to occur around me for a reason or maybe I did. However, my individual choices are indeed the reason I find myself in my current situation. It’s all good.

My mind is run by my intuition 24/7 and always has been, for as long as I can remember. Personally, I feel like I live in a kaleidoscope. When others see static sameness, I see and feel minute details of an ever-changing landscape of colors, vibes, temperatures, shapes, dimensions, and souls coming and going. Even sitting still, I feel in my body that life around me on earth is a dance of changes in light and shadow and I interpret them as quickly as I can and respond.