DNA Activation

This innovative method envisions an upgraded human, currently resonating from birth at a higher frequency, (due to subtle genetic mutations occurring) that enable the activation of higher coding sequences within our DNA.

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This practice aims to expand humankind’s current genetic coding and  accelerate its future epigenetic expression. DNA activation awakens the potential contained within your DNA’s dormant content. Scientifically, DNA is the coiled double helix of genetic coding that holds the blueprint of protein and amino acids. Each DNA helix or chromosome, and the identical 26 pairs, exist in every one of the body’s thousand million cells. As a salt, DNA is a natural conductor of electricity and is highly sensitive to electromagnetic waves; including mood, thoughts, beliefs and attitudes.

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Genetic research proves that most of our DNA content (90%) is dormant. Environmental factors (including intentionality practices), however, can influence its “dormant” adaptive capacity. Now; contemporary genetic science (epigenetics) proves human DNA is highly responsive to (external) environmental factors. Specifically, familial and cultural influences. Epigenetics is the study of how the environment affects your genes.

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Epigenetics greatest insight is that consciousness creates reality. Because we create the environment that programs our genes at the quantum level; we can create an optimal environment (thoughts/feelings/words) to unlock the highest potential in our DNA. At a quantum level, your environment is your attitude.

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​Trauma damages our cells, alters DNA strands and eventually affects our (body) biology and (mind) beliefs. While seeking the root cause of individual trauma, we explore our genetic lineage to uncover unresolved ancestral trauma. (Most of our parents, grandparents or other ancestors experienced challenging and unresolved life events). Because residual ancestral trauma may cause individual self-limiting subconscious beliefs and biology in later generations; we examine ancestral patterns lodged in our DNA to reveal psychological archetypes driving individual trauma.