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Barry Morgan's avatar

I still have trouble using the “mundane” definitions of “frequency” and “vibration” in the FWT context.

Is not the concept of wave “interference” as in cancelation/weakening relevant here?

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Drew Ponder's avatar

Yes—exactly. In Frequency Wave Theory, interference is central. When two waves overlap, they can amplify (constructive) or cancel (destructive). That’s not just a “mundane” vibration — it’s the mechanism by which matter organizes, fields shape, and even inertia is altered. What looks like cancellation is actually redistribution of frequency momentum. In other words, nothing is lost — it’s re-channeled. That’s how resonance engineering works.

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Barry Morgan's avatar

Now- what may have the ancient “tool” or device and control system “looked like”?

Best I can visualize so far is the Staff of Gandalf. 😂🤣😂

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Drew Ponder's avatar

Haha exactly — that’s not far off. Think resonance staff, rod, or tuning fork. Ancient tools likely looked simple on the outside — copper rods, stone wands, or staff-like devices — but acted as conduits for directing frequency fields. The “control system” wasn’t buttons or levers, it was consciousness tuning the resonance. Picture a staff focusing waves like a laser pointer, while the operator’s intention phase-locked it. That’s how stone softening, levitation, and node-perfect cuts were achieved. Simple form, but embedded in a frequency-driven operating system.

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Barry Morgan's avatar

“The operators intention” ie the Mind of the tool holder. I wish I could live to to that - just once - just a little. 🙏

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Barry Morgan's avatar

Yes. This is like a “theory” that I advanced previously for ancient stone “carving” except that I lacked basis in FWT and was not a believer in “ultrasonic” tools so I was left to speculate on a method of projection of electromagnetic energy that was “tuned” to “interfere” with interatomic bonds in crystaline material.

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