Page 132#35. The Rife Machine.
Now it’s time to look at probably the greatest and most exact and workable
cancer cure of all time: the Rife machine.
Here’s what my research has found. The story is adapted from my own book
“Virtual Medicine”.
Royal Raymond Rife was unarguably a brilliant technician. He was hired by Henry
Timken, an industrial magnate, and under Timken’s sponsorship produced the
most technologically advanced speedboat marine engine of the day (1915),
generating 2700 HP.
Rife went on with Timken’s support to develop microscopes and almost perfected
the art, producing compounded quartz prisms in a glycerine bath, which
gave resolutions of up to 50,000 diameters; this was at a time when the best
commercial laboratory microscopes could give only up to 2,000 diameters. Rife’s
Universal Microscope was without doubt the greatest optical instrument ever
designed; no-one can seriously question this aspect of Rife’s work.
It’s what he SAW that started the acrimony and disputation.
He illuminated the microorganism (usually a virus or bacteria) with two different
wavelengths of the same ultraviolet light frequency which resonated with the
spectral signature of the microbe. These two wavelengths produced interference
where they merged. This interference was, in effect, a third, longer wave which
fell into the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
So when viewed, the organism would appear to light up in a blaze at a certain
characteristic frequency.
Rife likened this effect to using light as the equivalent of a chemical stain in
conventional microbiology.
This new technique gave Rife a unique advantage and enabled him to see things
nobody had ever seen before with ordinary microscopes.
Rife became the first human being to actually see a live virus, and until quite
recently, his microscope was the only one which was able to view live viruses.