Phiray and the Phi ratio: Rebuilding ancient healing knowledge

The Phiray

You may remember talk of the Golden Ratio from art class. Also known as phi, it is a ratio of 1:1.618 (roughly), the reality being an infinite number. Bit of Geometry for you: if you imagine a line divided into segments, the longer segment, a, divided by the shorter segment, b, equals the whole length (a+b) divided by the longer segment (a). Sounds a bit complicated to describe, so here it is as an equation: a/b = (a+b)/a. In a work of art both dimensions of the paper are divided in this way to find an intersecting point somewhere off centre to the right, which becomes the point of interest – as an art student I remember you would put the tree there, if painting a landscape. That’s a 2-dimensional version. Something, je ne sais quoi, makes it pleasing to the eye, and greatly loved by renaissance artists.

In nature, where this relationship is expressed in 3D, it creates a spiral pattern that is mirrored in the growth of plants, geological phenomena like the structure of crystals, the way galaxies are formed, and the proportions of the human body. You can see this pattern everywhere: from pine cones to pineapples, cauliflowers to ammonites and nautilus shells; and it was encoded into ancient temples and pyramids. The ancients believed this ratio held a sacred power, aligning humans with cosmic order. Perhaps they were right.

Sacred Geometry isn’t just pretty esoteric patterns, it is the blueprint of our universe, and may be the means for us to heal ourselves. Our ancient ancestors may have been specialists in a culture of healing that we are only now rediscovering.

The golden ratio describes a relationship where the whole is to the larger part what the larger part is to the smaller. This creates a flow state where the energy collapses inward as it grows outward, with barely any resistance, concentrating the energy release in a way that gives rise to a coherent growth that is both efficient and profoundly beautiful. Scientists call this flow state “charge implosion”. The result is the opposite of entropy, and so Dan Winter, a scientist studying phi, calls this negentropy (meaning not entropy).

The latest result of Dan Winter’s tinkering with frequencies is the Phiray, a negentropic device: a plasma generating machine that emits longitudinal waves tuned to the Golden Ratio. We know that phi-based structures have healing properties - our bodies heal in the waves produced by pyramids for example. Our DNA helix follows a phi-based structure, as do the chambers of our hearts. Our bodies are fractal expressions of this ratio. So, the Phiray entrains us to the Golden Ratio, by mirroring the same waves produced in a pyramid. As we align with phi we begin to resonate with the natural rhythm of creation.

Mainstream medicine would dismiss all this as quackery, pseudoscience. Let them – the institutions that control the mainstream narrative abuse medicine for profit; to defend this they ridicule and distain all potential threats. The evidence, however, is everywhere: the phi ratio shows us we are part of a universe designed for harmony. Bernard Jensen studied mineral ratios in the human body, such as calcium and phosphorus, and found that they mirror the phi ratio. He also learned that disrupting this ratio can lead to disease. Masaru Emoto studied water and found that the crystalline patterns it made when bathed in harmonic frequencies, also followed the Golden ratio. The same ratio that builds a sunflower seed head orchestrates the flow of electrons within our cells.

This ratio is disrupted by processed foods, pharmaceutical medicine that ignores the ratio, dis-harmonic EMFs like Wifi and 5G, plastic, synthetic clothing and floors. When we surround ourselves and feed ourselves with natural alternatives that themselves are built by phi we feel more harmonised and our vitality increases.

Charge implosion is observed in plasma physics. It is the opposite of an explosion, both release energy, but instead of splitting elements apart, it draws elements together in a self-organising way. Charge implosion structures the energy as it releases it. As nature uses this energy to build life, then we can use it to restore life. Dan Winter’s Phiray uses frequencies that cause this charge implosion, forming waves that pass through our bodies, encouraging our cells to reorganise their energy into that same phi pattern. The result is detoxification, pain-relief, and even tissue regeneration. The reason you have not heard of it, is because charge implosion technology will not generate massive profits for the pharmaceutical giants that need bigger profits each year to stay buoyant on the stock market. They must keep people hooked on expensive drugs for the duration of their lives. That’s how profits are made.

Frequency medicine devices like Phiray are the antithesis of that.  When electromagnetic waves align with the golden ratio they implode, collapsing into a self-sustaining vortex of healing energy. They can then apprehend and harmonise harmful EMF waves, transforming them into coherence instead of chaos.

The Phiray in action

The phi ratio acts like a cosmic tuning fork to any waves – whether artificial EMFs, scalar, light or sound waves – helping them to collapse inward in a more coherent pattern – a charge implosion, that concentrates energy in a way that is conducive to healing and repair.

Healing, according to Dan Winter and others, isn’t something we do to a body, it is the body’s natural leaning, given the right electromagnetic environment. Before electricity was rolled out in cities, around 1889, influenza was only seen once every 10-15 years. It coincided with the sun’s solar maximum cycles, when large amounts of radiation would reach the Earth from the sun. It is how Influenza got its name: Influenza della stella (influence of the stars). Modern science dismissed this as the feverish imaginings of an untutored populace who didn’t understand viruses. But, if so, why did flu happen only periodically, aligning with solar maximums? And why did the flu increase in frequency to every winter after the advent of electricity? The answer lies in the electromagnetic environment we live in, and terrain theory: that a healthy inner terrain is the only arbiter for health. Before electrification, apart from during solar maximums, we didn’t get bathed in the kind of electromagnetic radiation that is now ubiquitous. Knowing this we can harness the power of phi to reorganise our environment, so that this artificial EMF radiation can be transformed into a neutral form.

Incidentally “covid” took place during a two-pronged electromagnetic attack: the most intense solar maximum in living memory began in 2020, with record CMEs (coronal mass ejections) bathing the Earth in radiation, and the rollout of 5G technology, bathing us in a massively increased level of artificially produced EMF radiation. The largest numbers of covid deaths happen to be in the areas where the 5G-rollout was heaviest.

But obviously that’s just a coincidence. A quinkydink.

Our first users of the Phiray reported better sleep, increased capacity for remembering their dreams. On a cellular level the results were tested using a bioresonance machine, which showed better organ health in several cases, when using the Phiray for just 15 minutes a day for 5 days. All you have to do is sit in a chair next to the device, where you will be bathed in a plasma generated frequency that recreates the phi ratio, causing charge implosion on a cellular level. Some users have even reported an increase in psychic ability and lucid dreaming. Dan Winter contends that phi is more than just a healing tool, it is the interface between matter and mind, when our own electromagnetic fields align with the phi ratio, we don’t just heal, we awaken into greater consciousness. Our ancestors saw sacred geometry as a pathway to higher states of being. If he is right then more than just being healed, we are being restored to a greater version of ourselves as vibrational beings. Dan Winter says the Phiray restores us to our blueprint.

Come and try the Phiray for yourself at Glastonbury Frequency Medicine Centre. Phone 01458 898567 to make an appointment. Reasonable rates always apply.