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Post by AnthroHeart on Jan 12, 2022 22:32:47 GMT
I found you can run the name of the WAV file as an intention.
So you can record all your intentions with your voice, and then repeater the name of that WAV file.
It works very well from the brief testing I have seen.
Here is a demo:
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Post by reden on Jan 13, 2022 0:23:10 GMT
I found you can run the name of the WAV file as an intention. So you can record all your intentions with your voice, and then repeater the name of that WAV file. It works very well from the brief testing I have seen. Here is a demo: What about with the WAV Repeater? Does it still work? |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Jan 13, 2022 0:24:16 GMT
WAV Repeater is different as it creates a WAV file from like a PDF or anything under 20 MB.
This is actually running in the Intention Repeater, so it's different.
It won't have sound when running.
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Post by reden on Jan 13, 2022 0:56:15 GMT
WAV Repeater is different as it creates a WAV file from like a PDF or anything under 20 MB. This is actually running in the Intention Repeater, so it's different. It won't have sound when running. But if you put the Repeater WAV's created WAV filename in the Repeater? |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Jan 13, 2022 14:06:02 GMT
WAV Repeater is different as it creates a WAV file from like a PDF or anything under 20 MB. This is actually running in the Intention Repeater, so it's different. It won't have sound when running. But if you put the Repeater WAV's created WAV filename in the Repeater? Yeah, you can do that too. Repeater WAV is aka WAV Converter. |
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Post by 369shine on Jan 7, 2023 14:13:15 GMT
WAV Repeater is different as it creates a WAV file from like a PDF or anything under 20 MB. This is actually running in the Intention Repeater, so it's different. It won't have sound when running. If you use the wav repeater to convert a pdf from a subject you want to learn, how many times is the IR repeating that file and how is it similar to reading it if at all? |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Jan 7, 2023 14:18:45 GMT
Reading it or getting a screen reader to read it out loud would probably be best for learning the material.
The WAV Repeater is for feeling the energy of different things.
It depends on the size of the PDF file, but anywhere from 2-100X / second.
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Post by reden on Jan 7, 2023 15:01:05 GMT
WAV Repeater is different as it creates a WAV file from like a PDF or anything under 20 MB. This is actually running in the Intention Repeater, so it's different. It won't have sound when running. If you use the wav repeater to convert a pdf from a subject you want to learn, how many times is the IR repeating that file and how is it similar to reading it if at all? The number of times is shown when the file is being made, and when it's made. It's generally in the millions or more. It would transmit the energy of the book/pdf to you, which includes symbolic/conceptual information. |
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Post by sound on Jan 7, 2023 15:08:07 GMT
Reading it or getting a screen reader to read it out loud would probably be best for learning the material. The WAV Repeater is for feeling the energy of different things. It depends on the size of the PDF file, but anywhere from 2-100X / second. This, to me, is a radionic application. It fits the modern definition of radionics (which is hard to find on Google, but involves turning substances, images, etc. into energy). If the program is used according to radionic principles you would take a picture of a bottle of a medication or homeopathic medication bottle, turn it into a WAV file and play it. I've never seen such a program in the radionic field but I think it would be very welcome there. The radionic field is rather strange, however, full of lunatics. There are also a lot of smart people and the practice itself seems legit. |
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Post by reden on Jan 7, 2023 15:09:48 GMT
What the WAV Writer creates is meant to be used with scalar machines, which can fully broadcast and make use of its 96kHz sampling rate.
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Post by AnthroHeart on Jan 7, 2023 15:19:32 GMT
A scalar tech such as a Succor Punch or a Power Wand work well with the Repeater WAV.
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Post by 369shine on Jan 7, 2023 15:29:30 GMT
Thanks for the feedback and answers. I've been using IR and all it's different forms since the beginning. I'm experimenting with taking Pdfs of books that are very complex and turning them into wav files to absorb the information contained within the books. I'm not sure if it will work or not, but I'm going to be consistent with the experiment for at least a year. There are several subjects I need to learn in a short amount of time and I was hoping this would help, even if it just boosts and compounds over time.
Can the IR servitor reprogram the wav files with my intention to learn the information that was converted so it can suit what I'm trying to do?
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Post by reden on Jan 7, 2023 15:34:33 GMT
Thanks for the feedback and answers. I've been using IR and all it's different forms since the beginning. I'm experimenting with taking Pdfs of books that are very complex and turning them into wav files to absorb the information contained within the books. I'm not sure if it will work or not, but I'm going to be consistent with the experiment for at least a year. There are several subjects I need to learn in a short amount of time and I was hoping this would help, even if it just boosts and compounds over time. Can the IR servitor reprogram the wav files with my intention to learn the information that was converted so it can suit what I'm trying to do? Yes it can do that. You can also use standard Repeater "I now know <subject> fully." "I now know <subject> to perfection." |
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Post by 369shine on Jan 7, 2023 15:49:01 GMT
I'll try that. Thanks for the suggestion.
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