Brain Wave Vibration is a direct link to my inner being—my True Self. It is a form of cleansing and healing—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Brain Wave Vibration connects me to my Divinity.

By utilizing my brain stem, I can access and project my deepest desires. I can see them with the purest of clarity. I can see my soul and love her profoundly. I can find my vision and direction. Brain Wave Vibration is a practice of no thought. I have experienced letting go and allowing the power of the cosmos to vibrate me. As an earth human, I am the link between my earth home and Cosmic Energy.

This experience assures me that my mind is Cosmic Mind. My energy is Cosmic Energy. My experience is a gift and a practice of sincerity and gratitude. My life is divine.

-Memory Lamfers, Westminster, CO

The Heavenly Code describes life as a journey for completion of the soul, a “Way of Heavenly Transformation.” This journey of the soul’s completion coincides with the activation of the seven Chakras. From the point of view of the “Way of Heavenly Transformation,” the seven Chakras consist of three gates and three palaces, giving rise to the third birth in a human life.

(DaeSahm Hahp YookSaeng Chii Pahl Goo Une) Three Trinities Make Six, And They Create Seven, And Eight, Nine Appears, And There Comes A Turning

When doing vibration training, we each develop a certain reso­nant frequency to our vibration. This frequency is the natural rhythm of our body and coincides with the natural rhythm of life of the universe. It is at that moment that we begin to feel the sensation of Yullyo come alive within us. Once a palpable sensation of Yullyo courses through us. our natural healing powers are stronger because Yullyo restores harmony.

A sick cell has a different resonant frequency than a healthy cell.

This history of Mago’s Castle shares many things with Genesis and other Creation stories. The similarities are obvious. It speaks to the fact that we, as humanity, share the common root that we all have a deep spiritual need to go back to. But in order to go back, we need to recover the sense of Oneness and harmony that we have lost. And we can recover this sense by achieving enlightenment, for enlightenment is our natural, truly original state of being. When enough people recover this Oneness, when enough people reach enlightenment, we will march together back to Mago’s castle and collectively shout for our ultimate Grandma to let us back in. I bet that she’s waiting for us with all her heart.

What a welcome party it will be.

01. Lie comfortably on the floor.

02. Lift your arms straight into the air with your palms facing the ceiling. Flex your wrists back, but don’t lock your elbows.

03. Lift your legs off the ground, creating 90-degree angles at the hips and knee joints. Keep your legs parallel and parted shoulder width.

04. Flex you ankles so that your toes are pulled slightly back toward your head. Hold the posture as long as possible.

These lines are copied from Ilchi Lee’s book. “Just as the muscles of the body need to be moved and stretched to become more flexible, so does the brain. This step seeks to take full advantage of neuroplasticity, the ability of the brain to adjust to new environments and to learn new things. By challenging your brain to master new tasks, you help it gain new connections and greater capacity to recognize new patterns of thought and action. Essentially, the goal of this step is to create a highly adaptable brain that can learn quickly, overcome negative habits, and easily adapt to a wide variety of situations.

This step is likely to have a profound effect on the quality of your life because you will learn to break destructive mental and physical patterns of behavior while creating new, life-affirming habits. Bad habits can be difficult to break because they become, to some degree, hardwired into the brain through repetition, which solidifies neural connections related to the behavior. Fortunately, the brain never loses the ability to restructure itself, and thus new connections and habits can always be created. At the most advanced level of training, this includes the ability to change deeply ingrained prejudices and preconceptions for the creation of a better, more satisfying life.”

The purpose of the economy cannot be to serve egotistic ends, or to earn the most money with the least effort, or to squeeze out a higher working efficiency in the market place, or to create a higher abstract value for the various industries. Ilchi Lee writes in Healing Society that the purpose of the economy should be to serve as a tool with which to help human beings on their journey of spiritual growth. We need a fundamental shift in direction from materialistic goals, with their basis in our physical selves, to spiritual goals, with their basis in our True Selves. The economy has to be just another tool in the toolbox helping us to fulfill our true purpose in life.

The same goes for science. Cloning, artificial intelligence, and other research is once again calling into question the exact definition of a human being. This question arises because we still think of ourselves only as physical beings. The definition of a human being must consist ot our spiritual nature. So far, science has been used mainly to satisfy the appetite for control and domination of the few. So far, science has sometimes been used to rob us of our spiritual nature.

Ilchi Lee is a world renowned peace activist and spiritual leader. He writes the quality of our lives depends on what type of information we feed and program into our brains. When you erase the self-defeating information that says you are here on earth to pass the time as best as you can, and replace it with the information that urges you to solve humankind’s problems and save the world, your spiritual awareness will jump into a higher plane at that instant. Our most intractable problems can suddenly dissolve, depending upon the type of information that we input into our brains. Brain Respiration is a method that seeks to elevate a person’s spiritual awareness by teaching him or her how to control the type of information that remains in the brain.

What is needed are simple skills to upgrade life experience, that the individual herself can use responsibly without recourse to machines or institutions. Call these skills Human Technology (HT). Human Technology is a toolkit for self-reliant management of the core issues of human life. The core issues are health, sexuality, and life purpose. I contend that the skills of HT are the most important technology of all. They are the technologies of life itself. They lead to greater self-mastery and authentic living.

Let me share a story. A few months ago I met with a journalist who worked for a major national newspaper and was writing an in-depth story on health trends. While interviewing me, she mentioned she was suffering from severe and frequent bouts of gastrointestinal pain. She said that it actually prevented her from eating at least two days a week—particularly when she was on deadline. She related that she’d suffered with these symptoms for over three years. When I asked about managing the condition, her reply was that she simply took pills.

I pictured her modern, fast-paced, fully wired office with the latest laptop at her fingertips, just a keystroke away accessing a mountain of health information. Multiple phones lines could connect her to dozens of health authorities. I imagined her ease and adeptness at using any one ot these technologies.

We should ask ourselves these questions in the spirit of willingness to change. We are each, as individuals, uniquely responsible for the lives we live. There is no one else who should take responsibility for our choices. We may not be able to create or control all of the events that impact our lives but we can create and control our responses to everything that we experience.

Knowing the truth above does not mean that everyone is proactively creating their own life experience; in fact, too often the opposite is true. I do not believe that this result is due to a lack of desire. This is because many of us do not understand or use the principles and skills that would allow us to resolve our most basic life issues successfully. I believe this is an unintended and unrealized consequence of our over dependence on outside sources. All about Prof Ilchi Lee’s experience.