Sol Luckman

To summarize to this point, it is accurate to say that DNA is a form of text with its own alphabet, and that we can learn to read as well as rewrite DNA, in the process activating the genetic program designed to turn our introns into exons (via transposons) and create new protein transcription sequences that lead to regeneration, or re-gene-ration.

An alternative way to conceptualize what I am calling “rewriting” is to imagine that DNA contains a subtext resembling a series of footnotes that can be scrolled up onscreen. In this scenario, no rewriting or reprogramming is required. The program for our new and improved energy body already exists in what mainstream science has dismissed as “junk” DNA.

Leigh and I realized that if we were to activate what we saw as an extraordinary latent potential in DNA, one perhaps capable of transforming both consciousness and physiology we intuited along with a growing number of scientists including Lindsteadt, Horowitz, Gregg Braden and Bruce Lipton, we had to find or develop a way to access DNA without laboratories or test tubes. But how do you do that? How do you activate DNA without physically manipulating it?

We went to DNA because it was the obvious choice. DNA contains our genetic code and is the master blueprint for our biology. It literally creates us through a protein-assembly process known as transcription ... To transcribe can be defined as to copy in writing, to produce in written form, or to arrange music for a different instrument. In other words, as the above quote suggests, we come into being, at our molecular level, through a process with striking affinities to composition.

The obsessive focus on labeling in the Western medical paradigm, combined with patients content to give away their power by consenting to being labeled, is arguably a main reason iatrogenic or doctor-induced deaths have become a crisis not only in the United States but in many parts of the world—with thousands of people dying unnecessarily under medical supervision every year. By emphasizing the importance of the individual’s commitment to conscious personal mastery as a prerequisite for becoming whole, the Regenetics Method represents a purposeful shift away from the diagnostic model.

We are touching on a critical distinction between curing, which usually involves the patient giving away his or her power to an outside source, typically a doctor trained in a limiting paradigm with respect to human potential, and healing, which in the final analysis cannot be done for but only by a person. In order to establish and maintain total wellbeing, it behooves us to reconnect with our birthright of inherent health and vitality and understand that we ourselves are responsible for our healing.

Literature, at its best, and despite the recent attempts of critics, can never be murdered and dissected, as it’s an immortal yet organic thing, drawing on the richness and complexity of Experience yet somehow managing to transcend its mundane origins like an alchemist transmuting base metals.

If we’re to avoid becoming fiction robots in a corporate world, we must stop adding to our educational excesses, eschew the assembly line of MFAs and bottom-line publishing houses, commit ourselves to a way of writing that engages in a valiant struggle to push the limits of plot and language so as to awaken, not anaesthetize, the reader.

Contrary to the conservative paradigm that insists healing can only be achieved “one baby step at a time,” my own experience and observation suggest that chronic illness in particular requires a radical, simultaneous bioenergy reset—one that can only be accomplished by way of DNA.

"But instead of feeling gladdened by the new day, a wave of panic washed over me. I was certain another day in New Age City would be the end of me."