One can pull up charts on the Internet to study the various systems in the body, and then targeting one part, it will vibrate up with a frequency. I then measure that frequency on the caliper and record it. I also feel it in my physical body at the same time getting a confirmation of tissue resonance.
Skeletal Bones
Nerves
Muscles
Blood pathways
Organs
Cartilages
They all come up for the asking, and I can measure a frequency using a caliper.
The nerve tissues are complex and have layers, for which I had multiple frequencies, one for each layer. I was able to trace out the nerve pathways down my left arm, when I was in physical therapy after a neck fusion, having problems lifting that arm.
Energizing that nerve pathway helped recovery. I also appealed to my 4th density body to start working on healing that arm, after the PT guy had about given up on it. It worked, and as it started moving better, the PT guy got excited and went back to working with it.
It has been slowly gaining over time, as I work it out each day.
It was never my goal to map the entire body and provide a chart, but I do have some of these recorded.
Bone 9.88 mm
Kidney 18.87 mm
Liver 68.55 mm
Prostate 24.48 mm
Tissue resonance is not to be confused with meridian frequencies which open flows of energy through the body jumping between many organs, or with atomic element frequencies. These are human cell and tissue resonance forms.
However in this lesson it would be best if the student give this a try, and see what comes up for them.
Various animals would come up to my left and down lower. When I ask, my attention will be drawn to a direction vector to look.
