Characteristics of O-Ring by ORT

Abstract

Basic Experiments for quantitative determination of ORT are discussed.

Experiment 1

To the tail end of visible red laser irradiating 20 cm (intrinsic values : +5) is placed 5% glucose 1A (polarity inversion: -5) and ORT is conducted, the value becomes (+5)+(-5)→< 0 >. [O-Ring] is made according to Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

• Method A)

  Tips of the thumb and the index finger are placed together and ORT is conducted →(+3)

• Method B)

  The first joint or the thumb and tip of the index finger are placed together and ORT is conducted →(-2)

• Method C)

  The center of the thumb print and tip of the index finger are placed together and ORT is conducted → < 0 > precisely.

In order to obtain < 0 > [O-Ring] according to the Method C must be used. This is the start of quantitative determination.

Experiment 2

ORT is conducted near the visible red laser radiating 20 cc of 5% glucose 1A (intrinsic value: +5), and the value becomes (+5). A lead placed to separate the subject and the space electromagnetically [Fig. 2].

Fig. 2

• (1)

  The lead plate shields only the trunk and head of the subject, and as shown in the figure, the O-Ring horizontally and the subject from the visible red laser. Electromagnetic data mitted from 20 cc of 5% glucose 1A irradiated with laser is shielded from the subject by the lead plate. At this time, ORT value becomes (-).

• (2)

  The lead plate shields only the trunk and head of the subject, and as shown in the figure. The O-Ring of the subject captures electromagnetic data of 5% glucose and ORT value becomes the intrinsic value (-). Since the receptor for electromagnetic data at the head of the subject is shielded, it may mean that [O-Ring] solely received the intrinsic value (+5) of 5% glucose.

Experiment 3

Laser ORT was conducted at each site of [O-Ring] by the method C, and the values are shown.

• Inside the GOKOKU from the top : (+6)

• Away from tips of the thumb and the index finger : (-6) and (-6)

• The contact point of the center of the thumb print and the tip of the index finger : (+6) [Fig. 3]

Fig. 3

The value (+6) must have the mutually resonating relation since the electromagnetic data receptor of the pineal body alone is (+6) in the living body.

It is concluded that the method C is important for ORT.