Quantum Secret : Holographic Technology

For over 6,000 years, various cultures have understood that objects and natural sensations influence our daily lives with their color, sound, design, etc. With the advances of science we are able to capture these natural influences and create ways to store and retrieve this information with the use of holograms. The body can now access this information through acupuncture points on an "as needed" basis in a non-invasive way.

HOLOGRAMS

The future in communicating with the body is with holograms..

Lasers are used to imprint information into 8ight’s holographic discs. The information needed to achieve balance, harmony, and influence the body toward wellness as it communicates through the body's acupuncture meridians.

The Science of 8ight

April 8, 2007 –

Holograms were chosen as a delivery vehicle to relay information to the human body due to their storage and retrieval properties. The concentrated layers in each hologram are determined based on scientific testing using surface mammography, oximeters, spectrographs, thermal imaging and other measuring devices.

Basic design elements in the Data Disc™ are a mathematical vortex which incorporates color, geometry, symbols, and intention names lasered into each hologram during the manufacturing process.

The layered images may or may not be visible to the eye, but are imbedded in the design. The basis for design is derived from the Haramein-Rauscher solution to torque and Coriolis force as an amendment to Einstein’s field equations, which modifies the Kerr-Newman solution as noted under Geometry.

What is a Hologram?

The hologram is based upon Nobel Prize winner Dennis Gabor's theory concerning interference patterns. Gabor theorized in 1947 that each crest of the wave pattern contains the whole information of its original source, and that this information could be stored on film and reproduced. This is why it is called a hologram.

There are two basic types of holograms -- reflection and transmission. They can be distinguished by the way in which they are illuminated.

· Reflection holograms are lit from the front, reflecting the light to you as you view it, like a painting or photograph hung on a wall.

· Transmission holograms are lit from the rear (like a photographic transparency) and bend light as it passes through the hologram to your eyes to form the image.