Tiffany Dawn Smith: February 2024

Tuesday, February 6, 2024

Fabric Frequency

In 2003, Dr. Heidi Yellen conducted a study on the frequencies of fabric. According to this study, the average human body has a signature frequency of around 70-100hz, while those with chronic disease were 50hz and lower. A diseased, nearly dead, person has a frequency of around 15hz.

The study showed that if the number is lower than 100hz, it puts a strain on the body, and higher frequencies give energy to the body.

Far beyond all other fabrics, linen and wool were both 5,000hz! But if those two fabrics are mixed together, it was found that they cancel each other out completely resulting in a 0hz measurement. Even wearing a wool sweater on top of a linen outfit collapsed the electrical field. This brought measurable weakness and even pain in some tests. This is interesting to me because ancient spiritual texts prize linen, and mention that wool and linen should not be mixed.

It was also found that black clothing discharged and extinguished one's electrical light field.

Linen: 5,000hz

Wool: 5,000hz

Organic unbleached cotton: 100hz (considered "normal but not healing" fiber)

Standard bleached and colored cotton: ~ 40hz ("Plant fibers like cotton and hemp are not a healing fiber when measuring its signature energy output")

Polyester: 15hz

Rayon: 15hz

Silk: 10hz

Polyester, acrylic, spandex, lycra, viscose and nylon measure zero and do not reflect light

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“Nonadaptation” by Czeslaw Milosz

"I was not made to live anywhere except in paradise.
Such, simply, was my genetic inadaptation.
Here on earth every prick of a rose-thorn changed into a wound.
Whenever the sun hid behind a cloud, I grieved.
I pretended to work like others from morning to evening,
but I was absent, dedicated to invisible countries
For solace I escaped to city parks, there to observe
and faithfully describe flowers and trees, but they changed,
under my hand, into the gardens of Paradise.
I have not loved a woman with my five senses.
I only wanted from her my sister, from before the banishment.
And I respected religion, for on this earth of pain
it was a funereal and a propitiatory song."

"On Urge to Withdraw" by Naida Muslic

"The withdrawal from the world - into forests as a mad mystic who plays lute to birds and visits the towns only to scandalise and scare people who were too adapted to the world and its ways, seemed the only way to exit the wheel of samsara. I felt aged - like I've already seen it all, had hundreds of children and husbands and wives, like I've been a criminal, a priest, a queen, a prostitute, and there was nothing left for me to be anymore. All the roles seemed too familiar and already explored and lived. It wasn't nihilism that was behind the urge to withdraw - it was inability to see any evidence of my belief that there had to be more to life than dying with a stomach more full than you started with."