The Origins of Cancer
November 20, 2003

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Cancer is no mere ordinary disease. It is a highly personal growth that stems from the most ingenious creation of nature: living formations. To be more precise, cancer is a super-energetic DNA; a living creation with an aberrant, self-destructive orientation that derives from a defect in the enzymes that regulate the metabolic functions of the body. Consequently, a comprehensive analysis of cancer necessitates a precise understanding of the living world. While Charles Darwin’s theory and subsequent research has substantially expanded our knowledge on the evolution of living species, only wave theory explains this wonderful process from its primordial stages: the creation of the universe.

Admittedly, most of what appears in this article is hardly new to scientists, as clinical experience has allowed us to edge ever closer to revealing the pathology of cancer. However, wave theory offers an unprecedented explanation of the “disease’s” etiology, which challenges some of our current conventions on the creation of life.*

Before I can begin outlining the fundamentals of cancer, I must describe the behavior of energetic matter. Following the Big Bang, energetic matter expanded and created wave formations by means of its swirling and spinning motion. At its center, this primary formation produces an energetic swirl (loop) — known as a Kerr swirl — which sucks in all the energy from its surroundings. The size of the Kerr swirl is commensurate to the amount of energy it has managed to attain. These highly energetic entities, which are situated at the heart of every creation (both on a subatomic and universal scale), are referred to as black holes. Energy is expelled from the tip of the black hole — also known as singularity — in successive packages that similarly move in a spinning and swirling manner. Each package that is released also resembles a black hole (an energetic loop or half of a wave, as well as a highly-energetic strand of DNA), and the expelled chains are aligned in a rope-like procession. However, to maintain its equilibrium and circulate its energy properly, every energetic formation must be configured in a closed wave formation (adjacent picture). But cancer possesses only half the wave formation — the energetic loop — and is thus unable to maintain an energetic balance.

In ordinary closed waves, energetic matter swirls and spins along an energetic path. This movement engenders yet another loop — the Schwarzschild swirl — with dominant magnetic properties that store and preserve the wave’s energy. It spins perpendicular to the aforementioned Kerr swirl and similarly expels excess energetic matter in the form of perpendicular packages that also follow one another in a rope-like fashion. The black hole sucks in energy, including its own energetic creations, from the Schwarzschild loop and forms a closed formation that allows its energy to flow inside what is referred to as a wave formation (see the Hydrogen Atom). This virtual energetic matter is indeed extremely sophisticated and enigmatic, and I believe that it will take another generation before we fully grasp this concept.

In contrast, cancer only possesses the half of the wave formation that sucks in energy, but it lacks the ability to create the complimentary loop that is needed to complete a balanced closed wave formation and circulate its own energy (adjacent picture). Consequently, it is only capable of swallowing energy from its surroundings and creating energetic packages (cancer formations). Due to damaged enzymes, the cancerous, super-energetic DNA cannot return to its previous position and continues to produce over-zealous DNA.

This knowledge allows us to analyze the behavior of cancer in a coherent manner. Moreover, keeping sight of the fact that the "disease" is a natural development enables us to perceive cancer as a manifestation of the natural phenomenon of natural selection.

To this point, we have described the properties of cancer, but we still haven’t discussed how it develops to begin with. My article on Deepwater Vents illustrates the process by which energetic matter creates living formations. The wave formation is capable of preserving its energetic matter in a natural framework. This natural, energetic wave formation generates various formations in accordance with the particular conditions that it finds itself in. The ordinary, “inorganic” wave structure subsequently accepts additional amounts of energy and transforms into living DNA. Its energetic loops (waves) expel excess energetic matter in the form of ordinary new DNA formations that then assemble into chains. In fact, all natural formations release excess energy in various ways — including, of course, the “birth” and expulsion of new formations — in order to preserve their own energetic balance and pass these traits on to their progeny.

This smae process takes place in millions of formations throughout the body. Every cell is in constant motion; cells live and die, and new cells subsequently appear. Even the most primitive organic molecules need to absorb energy from their surroundings in order to survive. Furthermore, this vital energetic function is passed on to subsequent generations. This vibrant energetic process does not stop for even a second, as their essential creator is living, perpetual energetic matter.

In “inorganic” formations, such as the atom, the electron (one of the basic atomic formations) jumps to a higher orbit in the presence of excess energy. However, this is detrimental to its energetic equilibrium, and the electron thus expels the additional energy in the form of photon waves and returns to its balanced orbit. The body’s equilibrium is similarly maintained by work, sweat, and other outlets. This process is indicative of healthy organisms, as every formation must maintain its balance in order to maintain its well-being and ensure its survival. However, the equilibrium of human beings has been compromised over the last century.

Various enzymes within the cell are charged with regulating this entire process. The enzymes collaborate to maintain and supervise the internal mechanism that controls the absorption and expulsion of energy in the body. However, for various reasons, this system is occasionally skewed by a defective enzyme, or by a DNA molecule that fails to disintegrate and gets stuck in the metabolism. The trapped DNA attracts superfluous amounts of energy. Consequently, it is stronger than normal DNA and begins to usurp all the energy from its vicinity, which disrupts the normal cycle of the metabolism. The super-energetic DNA and its attendant cell mechanism lack the ability to revert to their normal formation, and the DNA begins to expel energy by replicating into other highly-energetic strands of DNA. As expected, these strands align into a closely linked network of highly energetic chains that resembles a ball of yarn. On account of their abundant energy, the chains are now able to penetrate the lymph and blood vessels, where they hunt for rich sources of energy and cause extensive damage. Furthermore, the super DNA chains continue to metastasize, and the new chains also join in the hunt for energy.

This deadly cycle, then, represents the outbreak of cancer. The reckless DNA chains continue to swallow as much energetic matter as possible. Moreover, the excessive levels of energy prevent the new DNA from undergoing differentiation. It resembles a very “primitive” entity, such as a black hole, as it creates and then expels other primitive — yet extremely virulent — virus-like entities that similarly resemble black holes. The only objective of a maverick DNA is to wrest control over as much energy as possible from its surroundings in order to continue to exist, but ultimately its lethal attack on its host brings about its own demise as well. This stems from the fact that its sole function is to wipe out organisms that fail to adapt to nature (natural mutation and natural selection). If the body fails to assist in the “rehabilitation” process, it will be destroyed as well. The intensity of the aggression obviously depends on the particular area of the helix in which the enzyme was damaged.

For eons, living organisms have struggled to obtain energy. As part of this process, our bodies are constantly creating new formations with competing properties and objectives. Despite the billions of formations that comprise the human body, we sense even the slightest change in one of its cells. When the brain receives a signal from an impaired cell, it immediately attempts to repair the damage by means of the various systems that the body has at its disposal. However, cancer has proven to be an extremely resilient enemy: the proteins of the immune system are also devoured by the cancer, which prevents the body from inhibiting the continued proliferation of virulent, high-energy DNA. Some bodies, while unable to remove the impaired cell(s), are able to isolate and encapsulate the problematic area and continue to exist; others are less fortunate.

In contrast to the primary black hole that creates wave formations by singularity, cancer continues to produce additional black holes as described above. Unlike cosmic black holes, maverick DNA cannot form balanced wave formations. This property, then, is responsible for cancer’s suicidal behavior. Nevertheless, it is difficult to fathom how such a miniscule entity with the slightest amount of energy is so powerful and aggressive.

Wave theory is attuned to cancer’s position within the grand scheme of things and thus offers an accurate understanding of this frightening phenomenon. Consequently, I believe that we can overcome this scourge by working within the confines of the cycle of life, as we certainly cannot hope to defeat nature.

* For an understanding of the basic principles of the creation of life, please read my article on Deepwater Vents as well as my book United Nature Theory: Wave Theory.