Scientists have discovered how thoughts can cause molecular changes in DNA. The human genome changes with age. Is it possible to change human DNA?

Of course, the authors this study haven't heard of . All the better. Their information confirms his words without looking for evidence that he is right. DNA is a bioacoustic antenna that not only carries information, but also receives it from the outside. Just as thoughts can change the genes in an individual person, the general thoughts of an entire civilization can change its entire reality!

It has been scientifically proven that training the brain and stimulating certain areas of the brain can have beneficial effects on health. Scientists have tried to understand exactly how these practices affect our body.

A new study conducted by scientists in Wisconsin, Spain and France provides the first evidence of specific molecular changes in the body that occur after intense, clear-mind meditation.

The study examined the results of using clear-mind meditation in a group of experienced meditators and compared the effect with a group of untrained subjects who were engaged in quiet, non-meditative activities. After 8 hours of clear-mind meditation, meditators showed genetic and molecular changes, including changes in the level of gene regulation and reduction in the levels of pro-inflammatory genes that are responsible for physical recovery in a stressful situation.

“To our knowledge, this work is the first to demonstrate rapid changes in gene expression among subjects practicing clear-mind meditation.” says study author Richard J. Davidson, founder of the Healthy Mind Research Center and professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

“What is most interesting is that the changes are observed in genes that are currently being targeted by anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics.” says Perla Kaliman, first author of the paper and researcher at the Institute of Biomedical Research (IIBB-CSIC-IDIBAPS) in Barcelona, ​​where the molecular analysis was carried out.

Clear-mind meditation has been found to have a positive effect on inflammatory diseases and is endorsed by the American Heart Association as a preventive intervention. New research results may demonstrate the biological mechanism of its therapeutic effect.

Gene activity can change depending on perception

According to Dr. Bruce Lipton, gene activity can be altered based on daily exercise. If your perception is reflected in chemical processes in your body and your nervous system reads and interprets the environment and then controls blood chemistry, you can literally change the fate of your cells by changing your thoughts.

In fact, Dr. Lipton's research clearly shows that by changing your perception, the brain is able to change the activity of genes and create more than thirty thousand variations of the products from each gene. The scientist also argues that gene programs are contained within the nucleus of a cell, and you can rewrite these genetic programs by changing the chemistry of your blood.

Simply put, this means thatFor To treat cancer, we need to first change the way we think.

“The function of our mind is to reconcile our beliefs with our actual experiences.” says Dr. Lipton. “This means that your brain will regulate your body's biology and your behavior according to your beliefs. If you were told that you would die within six months and your brain believed it, then most likely you would actually die within that time. This is called the "nocebo effect", the result of negative thoughts, the opposite of the placebo effect."

The Nocebo effect indicates a three-part system. Here the part of you that swears it doesn't want to die (the conscious mind) loses out to the part that believes it will die (the doctor's prognosis, mediated by the subconscious mind), then a chemical reaction occurs (reinterpreted by brain chemistry) that is supposed to prove that the body conforms to the dominant belief

Neuroscience has recognized that 95 percent of our lives are controlled by the subconscious.

"This is a difficult situation" says Dr. Lipton. “People are programmed to believe that they are victims and that they have no control over the situation. They are programmed from the very beginning by the beliefs of their parents. So, for example, when we are sick, our parents tell us that we need to go to the doctor, because the doctor is the authority who cares about our health. Even as children, we receive the message from our parents that doctors are responsible for our health, and that we are victims of external forces that we cannot control ourselves. It's funny how people feel better on the way to the doctor. This is when the innate ability to heal itself dies, another example of the placebo effect.”

Clear Mind Meditation Influences Regulatory Pathways

Davidson's findings demonstrate down-regulation of genes involved in inflammation. Affected genes include the pro-inflammatory genes RIPK2 and COX2, as well as histone deacetylases (HDACs), which epigenetically regulate the activity of other genes. Moreover, a decrease in the expression of these genes was associated with faster physical recovery of the body after the release of the hormone cortisol in a situation of social stress.

For many years, biologists have suspected that something like epigenetic inheritance is happening at the cellular level. Different kinds cells in our body confirm this example. Skin and brain cells are endowed with in different forms and functions, although their DNA is identical. So there must be mechanisms other than DNA that prove that skin cells remain skin cells when they divide.

Here's what's surprising: According to the scientists, there were no differences in the genes of each of the study groups before the practice. The above effects were noted only in the group practicing clear-mind meditation.

Since several other DNA-modified genes showed no differences between groups, it is assumed that clear-mind meditation practice affects only a few specific regulatory pathways.

A key finding of the study was that the group of meditators practicing clear-mind meditation experienced genetic changes that were not found in the other group, even though the people in that group were also engaged in quiet activities. The study result proves the principle that clear-mind meditation practices can lead to epigenetic changes in the genome.

Previous studies in rodents and humans have shown rapid (within hours) epigenetic responses to stimuli such as stress, diet or exercise.

“Our genes are quite dynamic in their expression and these results suggest that the calmness of our minds can influence their expression.” says Davidson.

“The results obtained can be the basis for researching the possibility of using meditative practices in the treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases» - says Kaliman.

Unconscious beliefs are the key

Many practitioners of positive thinking know that good thoughts and constant repetition of affirmations do not always bring the effect that books on this topic promise. Dr. Lipton does not argue with this point of view, who argues that positive thoughts come from consciousness, while negative thoughts are usually programmed by a stronger subconscious mind.

“The main problem is that people are aware of their conscious beliefs and behavior and are not aware of their unconscious messages and behavior. Many people do not even realize that everything is controlled by the subconscious, a million times more powerful sphere than the conscious mind. 95 to 99 percent of our lives are controlled by subconscious programs."

“Your subconscious beliefs work for you or against you, but the truth is that you are not in control of your life because the subconscious mind replaces conscious control. So when you are trying to heal by repeating positive affirmations, there may be an invisible subconscious program getting in the way.”

The power of the subconscious is clearly visible in people suffering from multiple personality disorder. For example, when one of the personalities is “at the helm,” the person may suffer from a serious allergy to strawberries. At the same time, as soon as the personality changes, the same person is able to eat strawberries without any consequences.

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DNA is a chemical substance that is susceptible to external influence. These influences can be physical (temperature, ultraviolet and radiation) or chemical (free radicals, carcinogens, etc.).

## Temperature

For every 10 degree temperature increase, the speed chemical reaction increases by 2 times. Of course, in the cell nucleus (where DNA is stored) there are no such temperature changes. But there are small changes that can cause the DNA to react with some substance dissolved nearby.

## ULTRAVIOLET

Ultraviolet radiation affects us almost always. In winter these are negligible doses. In summer - significant. If an ultraviolet photon hits a DNA molecule, its energy is enough to form a new chemical bond. Adjacent DNA links (nucleotides) can form an additional bond with each other, which will lead to disruption of DNA reading and replication. Or the UV photon can cause a DNA strand to break due to its high energy.

## RADIATION

Radiation. Do you think it's only at the reactor? There is a so-called normal background radiation, that is, several particles fly around and through us every second, and this does not always happen without leaving a trace on our DNA. To understand the magnitude of background radiation, look here.

But don't be afraid. The background is not called normal for nothing. Not all particles pass through the skin, not all of those that penetrate penetrate deeply, and those that penetrate often crash into other molecules and atoms in the cell, of which there are a lot. Only a few get to the DNA, and even then they may not have any effect on it.

By the way, the higher above the ground, the brighter the background radiation. This is due to cosmic radiation, which affects us to a greater extent protects the earth's magnetic field and atmosphere. The further from the earth, the weaker the magnetic field and the thinner the layer of atmosphere, and the greater the number of high-energy particles bombard our body.

## FREE RADICALS

Among chemicals, a major role is given to free radicals, which are constantly formed in the cell. It is a by-product of redox processes, without which life is impossible. Of course, over millions of years of evolution, only those organisms that developed a system for neutralizing free radicals survived. We have it too. But nothing works with 100% efficiency, and no, no, a few radicals manage to damage DNA.

Speaking of radiation. It is also responsible for the formation of free radicals. Those high-energy particles that react with substances surrounding DNA often lead to the formation of radicals.

## CARCINOGENS

As for carcinogens, a good example is benzopyrene, a substance formed when coal and hydrocarbons such as gasoline are burned. It is found in exhaust fumes and smoke from fires. Pyrene-free has a high affinity for DNA and is incorporated into the DNA structure, thereby disrupting the nucleotide sequence. There are other mechanisms of DNA damage.

The causes are not limited to external influences. The interior kitchen is also not without its flaws. DNA is a dynamic molecule that frequently doubles, constantly unravels and entangles, and changes its position in space. Not all of these processes go smoothly, and DNA strand breaks, rearrangement and even loss of sections of the chain, and fusion of several molecules into one may occur. When a cell divides, not all chromosomes can keep up with the newly formed cells, and one of the daughter cells may have fewer chromosomes, while the other has more. This is also a mutation.

DNA duplication also does not occur exactly, but with errors. Moreover, each copy is slightly shorter than the original because the edges (telomeres) are difficult to copy. Sooner or later (when we are already old), telomeres are shortened so much that the coding sections of DNA fall under the knife.

All this sounds scary, but firstly, mutations are often indifferent and rarely have negative consequences, secondly, during the course of evolution, a mechanism for repairing DNA damage arose, which copes well with its duties, and thirdly, the mutation process is a necessary component for evolution and allows something to be born that has not yet existed in nature.

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction

The question of the relationship between the factors of heredity and upbringing in the process of formation of the human personality, especially in the formation of a complex of humanism traits, often caused frantic debate. Science indisputably proves that these factors are inextricably linked: hereditary capabilities can only be realized under the influence of the external environment, and the influence of the external environment and factors is always limited to individual hereditary capabilities.

It turns out to be a kind of vicious circle. Is it so? To what extent are these two factors interdependent on each other? Is it possible to influence hereditary possibilities? If yes, then how? These and many other questions arise as a result of the collision of these scientific approaches.

This paper provides answers to these questions through a comparative analysis of the knowledge of such scientific fields as genetics, epigenetics, as well as isissiidiology, which is a new system of knowledge that interprets many scientific fields using more universal concepts. That is, those ideas that form the basis of Iissiidiology, in my opinion, reveal additional facets that science lacks in understanding the essence of higher-level tasks and issues and help expand the boundaries of human capabilities.

Many people know that aesthetic education and appropriate environmental conditions are absolutely necessary for the humanization of the individual. However, in order for this influence to be most effective and targeted, so that every person can realize his potential to the maximum for the benefit of others, it is also necessary to know the hereditary mechanisms for the manifestation of all hidden abilities archived in the structure of DNA and in a person’s self-awareness.

2. A look at genetic information from the perspective of genetics and issiidiology

2.1. DNA in the views of official science

First we need to consider what DNA is and genetic code from a genetic point of view.

At the beginning of this millennium, an event of exceptional importance occurred: the human genome was deciphered - the instructions describing our structure. The genome decoding project was launched in 1990 under the leadership of James Watson (molecular biologist, geneticist) under the auspices of the US National Health Organization. A working draft of the genome structure was released in 2000, the complete genome was released in 2003, but today additional analysis some areas have not yet been completed. The goal of the project was to understand the structure of the genome of the human species, determine the sequence of nucleotides that make up DNA, and identify 25-30 thousand genes in the human genome.

In the nucleus of every cell in our body there is a control center - DNA, the program for the evolution of all living beings. The code for this giant thread-like molecule contains important information, which regulates cell activity and transmits hereditary traits from generation to generation. It can change as a result of mutations, which can be positive and change it in a direction favorable for the body, or in an unfavorable one, or even destructive in certain cases. This information contained in DNA consists of a sequence of nucleotides (adenine, guanine, thymine and cytosine) forming a set of triplets (codons) that determine the order of amino acids in the protein molecule.

The discovery of nucleic acids belongs to the Swiss chemist F. Miescher, who for a long time studied the nuclei of leukocytes that make up pus. The painstaking work of a remarkable researcher was crowned with success. In 1869, F. Miescher discovered a new thing in leukocytes chemical compound, which he called nuclein (lat. nucleus - nucleus). Further research showed that nuclein is a mixture of nucleic acids. Subsequently, nucleic acids were found in all plant and animal cells, bacteria and viruses. And so it turned out that in nature there are two types of nucleic acids: deoxyribonucleic and ribonucleic. The difference in names is explained by the fact that the DNA molecule contains the sugar deoxyribose, and the RNA molecule contains ribose.

To obtain a complete picture, it is necessary to describe what a gene is (from the Greek genos - genus, origin), as a structural element of this macromolecule, which is an elementary unit of heredity, representing a certain specific sequence of nucleotides in DNA.

In the genome of each human cell there are about 30-40 thousand genes, which are located on chromosomes, divided into sections - loci, that is, the location of a particular gene. As a result of sequencing the entire set of genomic DNA, it was established that the human genome contains 25-30 thousand active genes encoding proteins and functional RNA, which constitutes only 1.5% of the total genetic material. The rest is non-coding DNA, often called "junk DNA".

The human genome consists of 23 pairs of chromosomes, where each chromosome contains hundreds of genes separated by intergenic space. The intergenic space contains regulatory regions and non-coding DNA.

Genes encode information about the biosynthesis of one polypeptide chain with a specific amino acid sequence and about the structure of RNA molecules: matrix or informational (coding proteins), ribosomal, transport and some other types of so-called non-coding RNA. The average size The human gene is 30,000 base pairs long. The shortest genes contain only two dozen nucleotide letters, for example, the genes for endorphins - proteins that cause a feeling of pleasure. Genes of interferons - proteins that protect humans from viral infections, are about 700 nucleotides in size. The longest gene encoding one of the muscle proteins, dystrophin, contains 2.5 million nucleotide pairs.

They perform several functions, one of which is encoding the primary structure of the polypeptide (protein). In each cell (except for erythrocytes, which lack a nucleus), genes encoding enzymes for DNA replication and repair, transcription, components of the translation apparatus (ribosomal proteins, r-RNA, t-RNA, aminoacyl synthetases and other enzymes), enzymes for ATP synthesis and others work. components necessary for maintaining the “housekeeping” of the cell. About one-fifth of all genes are responsible for housekeeping. Most genes in each cell are silent. The set of active genes varies depending on the type of tissue, the period of development of the organism, and the received external or internal signals. We can say that each cell “sounds” its own chord of genes, determining the spectrum of m-RNAs synthesized, the proteins they encode and, accordingly, the properties of the cell.

DNA itself is not directly involved in protein synthesis, but serves as a template for constructing a messenger or messenger RNA molecule into which the gene code is transmitted (transcription). In ribosomes, the m-RNA code is “translated” into the amino acid sequence of the protein synthesized on them (translation).

2.2 Comparison of DNA structure from the point of view of issiidiology and genetics

DNA, as a structure that ensures storage, transmission from generation to generation and implementation of the genetic development program, from the point of view of issiidiology, is also considered as an information base about all existing forms. The evolution of humans and many other forms of life is associated with many factors, one of which is the inclusion in our DNA of relationships characteristic of other forms of self-consciousness (proto-forms): animals, plants, minerals, and so on. Iissiidiology interprets that part of DNA, which scientists call working, as relationships of varying degrees of covariance (similarity) between different types proto-forms, that is, working on the basis of different protoform sfuurmm-forms (ideas), reformatted into the human type of thinking. In our body, all possible functions of organs and systems are represented by thousands of protoform genes; including viruses and bacteria. It is important to note here that human body represents not only a collection of several trillion human cells itself, but also more than 100 trillion bacterial, viral and fungal forms of self-awareness. As you can see, so far in this bio-conglomerate of life, the creators of the human genome are not dominant at all, since in terms of the total number of all kinds of DNA structures in our bodies, it is the creators of protoform (other forms of self-consciousness) cells that structure our bodies in abundance who lead.

That is, from the above we can conclude that the genetic code, represented by a multimillion-dollar sequence of nucleotides, contains not only human, but also experience characteristic of other forms of self-consciousness (proto-forms), received by different representatives of the kingdoms of nature in certain living conditions.

The formation of all kinds of different types (different protoform) relationships is possible due to the principles that are described in Iissiidiology. One of them is the principle of diffusivity.

Diffusion(from lat. diffusio- propagation, spreading, mutual penetration of particles of matter into each other with partial transfer of their individual properties to the resulting state) allows the form-creators of some proto-forms to form the necessary basis of energy-informational relationships by attracting additional information fragments that structure the focal dynamics of other proto-forms.

Each self-conscious being, manifested in the surrounding space, carries out different-quality transformations in the focal dynamics of its consciousness due to the introduction of multi-protoform relationships (information fragments), which, interacting with certain sections of DNA, are transformed into electrical impulse, are reprojected along neural pathways for further deciphering into such parts of the brain as the pineal gland, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and so on. As a result, the ideas and images necessary for further development are formed, that is, experience is integrated that corresponds to the quality of the form configuration.

So everything existing species proto-forms, including people, through transgression into the general information field of their own experience of sfuurmm-forms, participate in the evolution (amplification) of each other in the chosen direction of development. This is the evolutionary essence of diffusivity, that is, the ability to continuously reproject all the experience gained between all existing forms by making certain choices that contribute to the universalization of perception and improving the quality of psychomental processes.

An important link that also explains the mechanism for integrating heterogeneous experience in the structure of genes is the photonic nature of the DNA of any living organism, the photonic-wave basis of which allows it to interact with the DNA of all other forms of self-consciousness (animal, plant and mineral kingdoms). That is, everything that is individually thought, felt and uniquely experienced at any point on the globe by a person, animal, plant, mineral, at the same moment is projected into the resonantly corresponding wave sections of the DNA of all other living organisms, regardless of the distance from they are located at the location of the event.

Some newest Scientific research also indicate a connection between the information field and DNA. In 1990, a group of Russian physicists, molecular biologists, biophysicists, geneticists, embryologists and linguists began studying certain parts of DNA. By irradiating samples of this macromolecule with a laser, they discovered that it attracts and, like a sponge, absorbs light and stores its photons in the form of a spiral. This was further proven by the fact that the wave pattern remained in the same place where the irradiated sample was located, the light continued to spiral, although physically the DNA was no longer there. Many control experiments showed that the DNA energy field exists on its own, as an energy double, since the resulting wave pattern took on the same shape as physical molecule, and existed after the sample was removed.

The Chinese doctor Jiang Kanzheng speaks about this in his work “The Theory of Field Control”. He substantiated the possibility of direct transmission of information from one brain to another using radio waves and confirmed it with numerous experiments. " Previously, it was believed that the carrier of genetic information is DNA, the molecules of which contain the genetic code, but the achievements of modern physics allowed me to assume that DNA is only a “cassette” with recording information, and its material carrier is bioelectromagnetic signals. In other words, the electromagnetic field and DNA are a combined genetic material that exists in two forms: passive - DNA and active - EM field. The first preserves the genetic code that ensures the stability of the body. The second one is able to change it. To do this, it is enough to influence bioelectromagnetic signals, which simultaneously contain energy and information. By their nature, such signals are moving photons, which, according to quantum theory, have corpuscular-wave properties».

Based on this theory, an installation was created that “reads” information from the DNA of one living object and sends it to another living object. In one of the experiments, he exposed the electromagnetic field of a melon to sprouted cucumber seeds. The grown fruits had the taste of the donor - melon, and biochemical analysis showed that corresponding changes had occurred in the DNA, which were passed on from generation to generation.

Conducting a number of such experiments in genetics allowed researchers to suggest that the genetic codes of an organism may not be located in the DNA molecule at all, but in an energy - photon-wave - twin.

2.3. We are able to change hereditary information

Following revolutionary and cutting-edge research in science and genetics recent years Now we are approaching a new and very interesting frontier, beyond which there is even more valuable information about the influence of thoughts on human health and psyche. This new frontier is where issiidiology, genetics and epigenetics meet, and where science and self-healing come together.

At this stage, we ask new questions: How do our thoughts and emotions influence the perceptual mechanisms and signals within our genes? How can we use this information to heal ourselves?

Scientists are increasingly pointing out that the human genome and the activity of many genes are influenced by external factors and behavioral reactions. Depending on the degree of quality and stability of a person’s psychomental reactions to information coming from outside, the corresponding sections of genes are activated, which leads to changes in physiological processes, the emergence of new signs in behavior, in the psyche (configuration), which become stable over time. But, on the other hand, there is also an opposite opinion in the scientific community: the degree of harmony of psychomental processes occurring in a person’s self-consciousness is influenced by hereditary information and often (to a greater extent) by expressing genes that work due to the influence of those epigenetic markers that are transmitted from generation to generation. And from an issiidiological position, as I understand it, this influence is considered as an interdependent and complementary process, but requiring further research in the field of genetics, epigenetics, and psychology.

Through the specificity of processes of different quality occurring in genes, information not only about external features and condition can be transmitted to the next generations functional activity biological organism, but also generalized life experience (or some part of it), accumulated by parents (as well as their ancestors) and specially encoded in chromosome configurations. In other words, not only the size of the nose, eyes, weight, height, other features of the physiological constitution that are most characteristic of both parents and their closest relatives, but also the type of character, inclinations, habits, skills, abilities, and the whole wide range of mental and psycho-emotional experiences , which took place not only in the lives of parents, but also of other blood representatives of both clans, is basic information for each born person, initially connecting him with certain, most probable development scenarios.

Inherited genetic programs do not always manifest themselves immediately after we are born. Sometimes specific patterns remain hidden until something happens in our lives that triggers them. The likelihood that we will develop a disease may be present in our genes all the time. However, the disease remains harmless to us until some specific event or emotion awakens an ancient memory, and with it a gene, causing the disease to come out of the shadows. Similar to the many functions of our physical body, these processes occur in a way that is completely invisible to us.

But with all this, there is another side to this coin. Any type of heredity is just a physiologically and psychomentally expressed cliché of increased creative activity of stable psychomental manifestations characteristic of the parents at the time of the conception of a child and similarly adopted by them from their own ancestors. And like any form-cliché, synthesized on the basis of a stable interaction of specific information and the mental realizations subjectively caused by it, it is subject to the influence of influences similar to it in vibrations, but more powerful and stable in its intensity.

This means that by strengthening the influence on the configuration of one’s own self-awareness with radically new quality sfuurmm-forms, consciously modernized in the right direction and carrying in their structure significantly more favorable (for a given development vector) energy information, with a sufficiently high volitional effort, one can achieve such The result is that this hereditary trait in the genetic code will no longer be as dominant, and therefore it will either be expressed to a much lesser extent, or will be suppressed by stronger forms and not expressed at all.

Depending on the direction in which we make choices, in addition to those that are transmitted by parents and therefore become characteristic of descendants, hidden or already clearly expressed genetic heredity will either decrease and smooth out, or manifest itself to an even greater extent, that is, through self-awareness in In the active form, the least qualitative, or selfish, of the sfuurmm forms will appear.

Experimental data on the importance of positive thinking in DNA management, as proof of the above, also indicate that genes determine us only in part, but otherwise a person is responsible for his own illnesses, inclinations and mental disturbances that occur in his self-awareness.

Here it is worth giving an example of the research of the American geneticist Bruce Lipton. For many years he specialized in the field genetic engineering, successfully defended his doctoral dissertation and became the author of a number of studies. All this time, Lipton, like many geneticists and biochemists, believed that a person is a kind of biorobot, whose life is subordinated to a program written in his genes.

The turning point in Dr. B. Lipton's views was the experiments he conducted in the late 1980s to study the behavior of the cell membrane. Until then, science believed that it was the genes located in the cell nucleus that determined what should be passed through this membrane and what should not. However, B. Lipton's experiments showed that the behavior of genes can be influenced external influences on the cell and even lead to changes in their structure.

B. Lipton said: “It has long been known that two people can have the same genetic predisposition to cancer. But in one the disease manifested itself, and in the other it did not. Why? Yes, because they lived differently: one experienced stress more often than the other; they had different self-esteem and sense of self, different trains of thought. Today I can affirm that we are capable of controlling our biological nature; We can, with the help of thoughts, faith and aspirations, influence our genes, including processes occurring at the molecular level. In essence, I didn't come up with anything new. For centuries, doctors have known about the placebo effect - when a patient is offered a neutral substance, claiming that it is a medicine. As a result, the substance actually has a healing effect. But, oddly enough, scientific explanation this phenomenon has never happened before.”

The placebo effect is the main evidence that we are able to control our body. As you know, the effect works if a person has a certain attitude, absolute confidence in something, and as a result he gets what he wants. IN Everyday life we use this principle everywhere. If we want to watch a certain TV channel, we switch the receiver to it. This channel, one way or another, is potentially always present in our room, and in order to switch to this frequency, desire and interest are necessary.

In the context of the use of conscious control impulses, the same process occurs. If you use your mind to tune into resonance with the desired wave, you can begin to receive information - the information that this wave carries. And the higher the frequency of the wave, the more harmonious the information received will be.

To summarize all of the above, we can briefly say that “people have power over the genome.” This statement makes a person free, but at the same time gives him new responsibility for his own destiny.

2.4. How can you most effectively influence a particular section of DNA?

According to Iissiidiology, the human genome code, for all its apparent inviolability and immutability, is not an absolutely fixed energy-informational indicator of our three-dimensional biological structure due to the fact that the DNA molecule is the most dynamic part of a biological organism, continuously emitting electromagnetic fields of different quality, intensity and quality whose characteristics continuously change as under the influence environment, and under the influence of internal psycho-bio-chemical processes.

By generating positive thoughts based on positive emotions, we give orders to highlight “positive” chemical substances. Accordingly, negative thoughts give a negative adjustment. And this fact has a tremendous impact on how our cells behave.

This is also evidenced by some research conducted by scientists in the field of genetics. Renowned American scientists, Dr. Glen Rein and Rollin McCraty, working in collaboration with the HeartMath Institute, have demonstrated that focused good feelings and thoughts change DNA patterns in solution and produce biological effects “inside and outside the human body.” In one experiment, subjects were able to make DNA molecules curl or unwind by expressing their intention. The twisting of the DNA helix is ​​associated with the restoration of the molecule, and unwinding precedes cell division. In another experiment, the subject was able to influence the state of DNA when the sample was located at a distance of about half a kilometer from him. As a result of such studies, scientists have suggested (although they have not yet proven this experimentally) that with the help of conscious intention, it is possible to influence processes at the cellular level and even change the structure of DNA - that is, our genetic code!

All our ideas, emanations (thoughts), psychonations (feelings), like the DNA molecule itself, have their own frequency of implementation and a highly specific configuration of what they form. electromagnetic field. Consequently, the dynamics of the creative activity of each of the functionally similar groups of genes is stimulated or, conversely, suppressed by the active manifestation in the structures of our self-consciousness of all kinds of thoughts, feelings and aspirations.

At every moment of our existence, depending on the degree of quality of the configuration, only certain sections of the DNA structure can be activated in the information space of our self-consciousness. As soon as the focal dynamics changes its frequency, other parts of the genes are immediately connected to the process, which is reflected in the quality of life’s creativity; accordingly, the sphere of application of interests immediately changes. Hence the conclusion that everything is interdependent, inseparable, which explains why the quality of processes occurring in one area immediately causes the same changes in everything.

By consciously and quite steadily changing the dynamics of gene activity in certain sections of DNA with our good thoughts, positive feelings and altruistic-intellectual aspirations, we automatically (through the occurrence of a certain resonant effect in space-time) focus (that is, qualitatively self-identify) only in those configurations , whose environment is structured by more favorable (harmonious) circumstances of existence. Any person, with the help of a powerful altruistic intention, spiritual aspiration and stable mental and sensory focusing in the highest quality states, can thoroughly transform and modify the entire qualitative direction of the creative activity of the genes of his DNA, namely: to beneficially influence the changes occurring in the structure of the genetic apparatus.

To achieve such a state, you need to become more perfect and humane. The essence of this state lies in highly developed intellect and altruism, which contribute to the emergence of a powerful desire to live for others, learning to focus only on choices consistent with this high goal. If any obstacles appear in the fulfillment of your plans, then it is important to always remember that they - consciously and subconsciously - were also once created not by someone else, but by you personally, and, therefore, do not represent obstacles on the way to the goal , but hidden possibilities that are simply not deciphered at the moment.

To minimize the number of adverse consequences of our choices, each of us has only one reliable way: try to motivationally invest in any decision as many signs of highly sensitive intelligence and highly intellectual altruism, which are in the inexhaustible implementation possibilities of many protoform directions that potentially structure our focal dynamics , are characteristic precisely of the human principle of existence, that is, they are the main guidelines for the most harmonious human path of development.

But here it is important to pay attention to the fact that at the levels of altruism and intellectualism, the influence of protoform diffusivity is also observed, which is expressed in the form of excessive activity of one of the two components. That is, we can begin to show altruism, but at the same time be completely incompetent at the level of intelligence, or we can be intellectual, but extremely selfish. Both the first and second options are indicators of a shift in the focal dynamics of a person’s self-awareness in some protoform direction. Consequently, it is the harmonious fusion of altruism and intelligence, which are defined in Iissiidiology as highly intellectual altruism and highly sensitive intelligence, that represent the basis of the lluuvvumic, that is, human path. And responsibility, mercy, sympathy, tolerance, honesty are harmonious components of these characteristics that we develop in the human direction of development.

As soon as such choices become a natural part of human consciousness, the form-creators of DNA will begin to steadily modulate only the dynamics of high-frequency radiation into the geometry of space, and the current conditions of existence will automatically (resonantly) change, which will contribute to a much greater extent to further development in the lluuvvumic (human) direction than everything that surrounds our biological bodies now. We will not become more cold-blooded, it’s just that the blood plasma will acquire a different composition, the structure of the cell will change, and the next pair of chromosomal strands will be steadily formed in the DNA structure, and the number of synthetic amino acids will also increase. As a result of these massive mutagenic processes, the nervous, autonomic, hematopoietic, genitourinary, digestive, endocrine and respiratory systems in our biological organisms will change significantly in the future. Over time, this will lead to the fact that the activity of the bulk of DNA will shift to a greater extent from the spectrum of coarse-wave - low- and mid-frequency - levels to photon types of energy-informational relationships, in which biochemical reactions will lose their now decisive role. ,

Improving the quality of psychomental processes will be accompanied by the rapid development of technology in various fields of science. For example, all those qualitative tendencies that you would like to strengthen or, conversely, weaken with the help of laser radiation precisely directed to specific areas of the brain, can be changed and steadily replaced with the expected ones. Approximately the same results can be achieved with the help of individual developments of special microscopic nanodevices (nanorobots), programmed for deep penetration into the chromosomal structure of each cell, either for its thorough targeted reconstruction or for easy correction. How will this be done? After introducing several nanorobots into the body, they first begin intensive self-duplication (due to the existing chemical elements), gradually - like viruses - filling the cells of all systems and organs, and then begin to carry out the reconstruction program of the entire biological organism embedded in them.

By conducting thorough experiments based on this knowledge, scientists will establish which sections of a person’s DNA correspond to certain types of creative activity of the form-creators of her self-consciousness, and will be able to use these features to carry out targeted genetic engineering. Scientists already know which section of DNA and which genes are responsible for what, and in the future it will be possible to regulate the work of almost all the necessary sections of genes - set a program to activate some and suppress others.

But at the same time, we must not forget that if the focal dynamics begin to steadily deepen into the implementation of some selfish tendencies, then there will be a reorientation to worlds where the abilities for targeted virtual modeling of one’s own form will consistently - as their quality deteriorates - decrease and, in the end, we can again find ourselves in those worlds where such technological and genetic capabilities for the constant transformation of the forms we focus and our other universal abilities are completely absent.

Life constantly - and in the coming years will become more and more demanding - will begin to set for each of us certain boundaries of the quality of current choices, which will determine the tendentiousness of the next stage of our life: either we withdraw ourselves more and more from this direction of development, continuing to continue to realize themselves in low-quality living circumstances with extremely disabilities for high-frequency creative realizations, including the lack of the ability of our biological organism to self-heal, or we become more and more altruistic and highly intelligent, gradually beginning to increasingly realize ourselves as a creatively active part of new favorable worlds with more harmonious relationships in the human community, including expanding not only our creative realization capabilities, but also the properties of the surrounding world, because the configurations of the forms we focus on are the configuration of the geometry of space-time (the reality around us): what we ourselves are, such is the World around us.,

3. Conclusion

This paper provides a review of scientific views that indicate that our genetic code is not static and can change under the influence of external factors and behavioral reactions. Based on an individual understanding of issiidiology, answers were given to the following questions: what is the structure of DNA? Can a person or any other form of existence influence the genetic information embedded in this structure, and how effectively can this be done? Was also held comparative analysis scientific evidence regarding the ability of humans and any other form of self-awareness to influence genetic information.

The following conclusions can be drawn:

Heredity and external factors, as well as human psychomental activity, are inextricably linked, in their totality being the basis for the formation of new relationships at the genetic level, which contributes to the universalization of the DNA structure of humans and all living beings - this gives rise to new opportunities for development;

Genetic information, as a set of energy-informational relationships, includes not only human, but also other experiences transmitted to us through identical genes that structure the organisms of animals, plants, minerals, and so on, obtained in different conditions existence; Before we begin to develop in the human direction, we are forced by our focal dynamics to go through many protoform realizations; this is the essence of evolutionary development;

The diffusivity and photonic nature of DNA make it possible to continuously reproject all the experience gained between all existing forms, as well as interact with the DNA of all other forms of self-consciousness, which is the reason for the formation of additional experience, which, intuitively perceived, becomes a hint in solving certain problems;

The genetic program passed on by inheritance does not always manifest itself immediately after birth, it all depends on the quality of the choices made;

One of effective ways influence on DNA is the development by a person of such characteristics as highly sensitive intelligence and highly intelligent altruism; but here it is also important to remember that due to the diffusivity of all forms of self-consciousness, a predominance of the activity of one of these qualities, characteristic of one of the protoform directions, can occur;

Thus, a variant of the development of any individual trait, both biological and psychological, unique in each specific case, can be the result of both a unique genetic constitution (genotype) and a unique life experience.

In any case, the quality of psychomental states and the individual characteristics of people’s biological organisms, through certain choices, are constantly changing, becoming either rougher and more painful, which is an indicator of the deepening of self-awareness into protoform realizations, or more perfect, universal, that is, humane. We ourselves are what we imagine ourselves to be. Both the world and people are also exactly the way we imagine them, how we treat them, what we think about them, this is the kind of relationship we build with them.

While working on this essay, I became convinced that we are quite capable of rewriting the stories imprinted in our genes, and thereby changing our destiny in the direction in which we want to see ourselves. I also came to the conclusion that new information about the structure and methods of influencing DNA, presented in issiidiology, will greatly help scientists in further work on the description (annotation) of the genome. And this is the identification of all genes (sequencing), establishing their functions, characterizing conditions, finding the causes of disease-causing mutations and other future research in the field of genetics that will lead to new revolutionary discoveries.

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Focal Dynamics is the main mechanism for the manifestation of any of the Form-structures of Space-Time (the so-called “geometry of space”); inertial formation (dynamics) in the information space of self-awareness of SFUURMM-Forms (ideas) about oneself and about the surrounding reality. Everything that we subjectively imagine as “worlds” and “realities” is an intermediate product of our own mental and psychocreativity, adapted to characteristic features systems of perception of our Self-Awareness.

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Bruce Lipton "The Biology of Belief"

Can useful or bad habits, diet and exercise will affect children or grandchildren? Will our lack of sleep or extra glasses of champagne come back to haunt our descendants - what if, because of our unreasonable decisions, our children will develop a tendency towards alcoholism, diabetes or carpal tunnel syndrome? Look At Me presents the main arguments of genetic scientists, doctors and other specialists who answered this question in the Ask Science section on Reddit.

Does lifestyle affect DNA?

Although lifestyle does not affect the structure of DNA, it can affect the factors that regulate gene activity. This phenomenon is called epigenetic inheritance: depending on what factors influenced the body during life, its offspring may or, conversely, may not manifest some properties that were originally embedded in the genetic code.

The structure of the genome itself, which is passed on to the offspring, can only be changed during pregnancy: poor nutrition, stress or illness suffered by the mother during this period can cause mutations at the gene level and damage to the DNA structure - for example, children can be born due to such mutations with an extra chromosome. But these changes are quite random, do not always occur and are often not related to the mother’s lifestyle. This is a genetic abnormality that is difficult to predict before conception, but today future parents can be warned using prenatal diagnostics - the research program includes a special test that allows you to check the fetus for 6000 possible violations in development.

However, not all properties passed on from parents to offspring are embedded in DNA. The mechanism of inheritance outside the structure of the genetic code is studied by a special branch of science - epigenetics. The term itself was coined by the Englishman Conrad Waddington in the 50s. The scientist did not yet know how the human genome was structured, but he guessed the existence of a certain mechanism that controls the hereditary material of living beings. In the 1990s, when human DNA was deciphered, researchers remembered epigenetics and found confirmation of Waddington’s hypotheses. Nowadays, epigenetic (literally, “overgene”) inheritance refers to all changes associated with the phenotype or gene expression that appear in descendants in the first generation in living beings and in several generations in cellular organisms.

Scientists do not know exactly how inheritance occurs in living beings. To track the reasons for the manifestation of similar signs, you need to take into account an infinite number of factors: the conditions in which the animal grew and developed, environmental factors, ecology, cosmic radiation, and so on. Researchers can't say for sure what influences gene expression, and if you exhibit the same characteristics as your parents, it doesn't mean they were passed on to you genetically. Perhaps your phenotype is influenced by climate, the rhythm of life in hometown or consumption of foods familiar to your family.

It is especially difficult to describe the mechanism of inheritance of certain characteristics and character traits in people- unlike most animals, people in their development are highly dependent on society, and a child in the process of growing up is influenced by his relatives, peers, teachers, movie characters, and accepted norms and orders in society. Roughly speaking, if three generations in a family go in for sports, this does not mean that children inherit prominent muscles genetically: first of all, they are influenced by upbringing and the family tradition of spending evenings in the gym.

But what if not only physiological characteristics, but also behavioral patterns can be passed on from generation to generation? Thanks to this question, a new field has recently emerged - behavioral epigenetics. Scientists working in this field suggest that the lifestyle of the parent organism can affect the character and behavioral scenarios of the offspring.

In 2013, the authoritative journal Neuroscience published the results of experiments conducted on laboratory mice: researchers taught the animal to be afraid of the smell of cherry (they do not seem to explain the choice of aroma), and then observed the manifestation of the same fear in the offspring of this mouse and even subsequent generations .

We cannot know for sure what caused this: Perhaps the mechanism of genetic transmission of behavioral scripts is much more complex and manifests itself in mice completely differently than in humans. But biologists say that the ability to transfer acquired skills genetically would be a good accelerator of evolution, because in this way more advanced creatures would appear much faster than due to random gene mutations. If we believe that nature is logical, the transmission of behavioral patterns would be very useful for the development of living beings.

but are all behavioral scenarios passed on to offspring, or only those that were useful to the parent being? Fear is a manifestation of the instinct of self-preservation, which helps the mouse protect itself and the future of the population, and the habit of drinking alcohol, for example, has the opposite effect. Geneticists say that the presence of several relatives suffering from alcoholism in the family tree does not increase the chances of a child becoming addicted to drinking: most likely, his DNA will have a predisposition to alcoholism, but without the motivating influence of the social environment this gene will not manifest itself.

It turns out that the experience gained by the parents can still affect the offspring, but cannot change the DNA. Since epigenetic inheritance was discovered only recently, researchers did not have the opportunity to track it in several generations of people: now the phenomenon is being studied in mice, whose DNA structure is close to that of humans, and the rate of reproduction makes it possible to track gene expression in parents, children and grandchildren. But the question of projecting the results of experiments onto people remains open.

By playing sports or following the right diet, you do not change your genetic code, but use the capabilities inherent in it by nature. You can compare this to game consoles: inserting different cartridges will give you different results, but without the console itself with certain technical characteristics, the cartridges mean nothing. In any case, taking care of yourself and your health is not a bad idea, even if the good habits developed so hard are not passed on to your children epigenetically.