Eight stem cells - etalon reference cells

Stem cells are the building blocks of the human body. They arise from the first fertilized egg cell, a zygote, a totipotent cell from which any other cell can arise.

Through the process of proliferation and differentiation, stem cells give rise to more than 200 different cell types. The main functions of stem cells are construction, regeneration, and repair.

In our body, cells have different lifespans, but there are some cells that live from fertilization until the death of the body.

Every cell in our body contains a huge amount of information encoded for us, which they exchange with each other and turn us into a "bio-computer" with complex programs.

At conception, cell division occurs: the first two, four, eight...

The first eight cells that develop from the fertilized egg live as long as the physical body and contain our body's original reference matrix DNA. They are vibrational vortices that store the information about ideal health, youth, longevity, abundance, and happiness.

These eight standard reference cells are located exactly in the center of the chest; this is the physical projection of the spiritual heart. The human being grows from the center in all directions. These are the central reference cells, which share the same space as the central heart crystal.

There are additional reference cells in other parts of our body. When activated throughout the body, their positive field structures are transmitted to their neighbors, allowing them to continue functioning without distortion.



When the reference cells throughout the body are activated, our entire crystalline system is also activated. Carriers of the reference program can regenerate virtually indefinitely; they have no "aging function" or this is slowed by several orders of magnitude.

Plasma - DNK

The central crystal in the breast is directly connected to all reference cells—it supplies them with energy information and serves a protective function. Some call it "plasma DNA."

Russian plasma research conducted by astronauts aboard the space station has shown that plasma has a crystalline lattice.

"Plasma crystal" is the fourth state of matter. The resulting "vortices" mimic the structure of the Milky Way.