Speaker 1: Have you ever tried to change your reality?
Speaker 2: Oh? That's a loaded question.
Speaker 1: Right, And I don't mean just you know, casually wishing
for a better day, or like hoping the traffic lights
stay green when you're running late for work, or.
Speaker 2: Wanting to find a twenty dollars bill in your coat pocket.
Speaker 1: Exactly. I mean truly, deeply, existentially tried. Like you have
sat on the meditation cushion until your legs went completely numb.
Speaker 2: Your back is just screaming in protest.
Speaker 1: Yes, you have visualized your future with such intensity that
your head actually ached.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people listening right now know
exactly that feeling.
Speaker 1: They do because you do the heavy, exhausting lifting, You
try clearing your past traumas you shift your belief systems,
you buy all the journals.
Speaker 2: You speak the affirmations into the mirror every single morning, every.
Speaker 1: Morning, and yet at some point, maybe it was recently,
maybe it was years ago, you run headfirst into an
invisible wall.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It is a very specific, deeply isolating kind of frustration.
It really is. Because you put in the prescribed effort, right,
You follow the manuals of modern self help to the
absolute letter, and the circumstances of your life simply remained
the same.
Speaker 1: The external signal stays completely flat, exactly, and it is maddening.
I know this because I have been there. A few
years ago. I did one of those those intensive thirty
day manifestation and meditation challenges.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, what are the really strict ones?
Speaker 1: Yeah, incredibly strict. I was so disciplined. I was visualizing,
I was doing the breath work. I was trying to
completely rewire my internal monologue.
Speaker 2: And how did that go?
Speaker 1: Well? At the end of thirty days, the only tangible
thing that had manifested was a massive not of tension
right between my shoulder blades.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds about right.
Speaker 1: Nothing else moved, And you start asking a question that honestly,
no spiritual teacher or wellness influencer has ever given a
satisfying answer.
Speaker 2: To, which is why is this so incredibly hard?
Speaker 1: Yes? If consciousness creates reality, if our thoughts are supposed
to shape our human experience, then why does it feel
like you are pushing against this massive, unnameable force that
is just pushing right back at you.
Speaker 2: Well, it's because you're hitting on a fundamental misunderstanding of
the machinery you're actually operating the machinery. Right. When people
hit that wall, they usually assume they did something wrong.
Speaker 1: Oh, completely, I blame myself.
Speaker 2: Everyone does. They assume they didn't believe hard enough, or
you know, they harbor some subconscious sabotage. But the failure
isn't psychological. It's not no, it is a physics problem.
You have been trying to change the output without ever
touching the carrier wave.
Speaker 1: You are trying to edit the hologram from inside the hologram.
Perfectly said, Welcome to thrilling Threads. Today, we are diving
deep into a subject that completely shatters that invisible wall
we were just talking about.
Speaker 2: It really does.
Speaker 1: We are looking at the deeply profound and frankly heavily
suppressed work of Izach Bentoff.
Speaker 2: A truly fascinating figure.
Speaker 1: He was a biomedical engineer who mapped out, with mathematical,
peer reviewed precision, exactly how to use the physical waveforms
of your own body to alter reality at the structural level.
Speaker 2: The literal biological level.
Speaker 1: Right, and on this deep dive into his work, we
are going to explore how your consciousness physically interfaces with
the fabric of space time.
Speaker 2: We'll get into why your physical body is quite literally
an antenna.
Speaker 1: And we also have to talk about the chilling story
of Bentov's sudden disappearance right as he finalized what he
called his Ultimate Vanishing Protocol.
Speaker 2: That part is, well, it's hard to even process it is.
Speaker 1: But to really grasp the magnitude of what we're dealing
with here, we have to understand who Itzac Bentoff actually was.
Speaker 2: We have to set the stage.
Speaker 1: Because we are not talking about a mystic who came
down from a mountaintop with a cryptic set of proverbs.
Speaker 2: Not at all. And you know that distinction is precisely
what makes his work so incredibly compelling.
Speaker 1: And to certain institutional gatekeepers, profoundly threatening.
Speaker 2: Exactly because it's Ac Bentov was a rigorous, highly respected
biomedical engineer.
Speaker 1: He held patents right.
Speaker 2: Yes, validated highly lucrative patents on cardiac catheter technology.
Speaker 1: Which is not a field for guesswork.
Speaker 2: Definitely not to invent a cardiac catheter in the mid
twentieth century. You cannot be a philosopher dealing in vague metaphors, right.
Speaker 1: If your math is wrong on a cardiac catheter, a
blood vessel ruptures.
Speaker 2: It's literal life or death engineering, you have to understand
the human body as a highly precise, unforgiving mechanical instrument.
Speaker 1: You're dealing with tight physical tolerances, tight tolerances, the fluid
dynamics of blood rushing through veins, pressure gradients, and the
mechanical propagation of waveforms through living tissue.
Speaker 2: Precisely so, when Benov turned that ruthless engineering lens onto
the great, historically vague mystery of human consciousness, he brought
his calipers with him.
Speaker 1: I love that image bringing calipers to measure the soul.
Speaker 2: He didn't sit around philosophizing. He built physical instruments, He
took bioelectric measurements, He ran the complex mathematics.
Speaker 1: Which is such a vital contrast to the modern hustle
culture approach to shifting your reality. And the modern approach
is entirely focused on the downstream output. It's all about
changing your thoughts.
Speaker 2: Right, monitor your thoughts, cancel out the negative ones, force
the positive ones.
Speaker 1: But Bentoff looked at this and realized that consciousness isn't
just a fleeting belief. It's not an abstract intention floating
in a void.
Speaker 2: It is a physical waveform.
Speaker 1: It propagates It physically interacts with the environment, and it's
subject to tuning and interference, just like a radio signal.
Speaker 2: See The wellness industry treats the human mind as a
purely psychological arena. If you're struggling, they say you have
a mindset problem.
Speaker 1: But Beentov's data demonstrated you actually have a frequency problem.
Speaker 2: Exactly. The mind meaning the specific thoughts, the daily beliefs,
the emotional states you cycle through. That is all downstream data.
Speaker 1: It's the end result, right.
Speaker 2: The underlying carrier wave that dictates what your consciousness can
actually access lives upstream in.
Speaker 1: The physical mechanics of the body itself.
Speaker 2: Yes, if you change that underlying carrier wave, everything downstream
changes automatically. You don't have to micromanage your thoughts because
the frequency generating the thoughts has completely shifted.
Speaker 1: I love trying to picture this mechanically. Like imagine you're
watching a television show and you absolutely hate the plot.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm picturing it.
Speaker 1: The characters are miserable, the setting is bleak. The modern
spiritual approach is the equivalent of standing in your living
room yelling at the screen to change.
Speaker 2: The story, or maybe painting over the glass to make
the characters look happier.
Speaker 1: Exactly, or just trying to use your sheer willpower to
force the digital pixels to rearrange themselves into a better ending, which.
Speaker 2: Is exhausting and obviously it doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Right. Bentof, on the other hand, was the guy who
ignored the screen entirely. He walked into the back room,
found the literal broadcast signal coming through the wall, and realized, oh,
I just need to turn this physical dial to change
the channel.
Speaker 2: That is a brilliant way to conceptualize it. Wellness culture
bombards you with these incredibly complex mental.
Speaker 1: Gymnastics, the thirty Day Challenge.
Speaker 2: Right, these highly involved protocys for curating your thoughts and
policing your emotions while completely ignoring the million dollar broadcasting
equipment sitting right there in the back room.
Speaker 1: People are burning out from trying to constantly monitor their
own psychology while.
Speaker 2: Being entirely disconnected from the physical machinery inside their own
chest that actually dictates the broadcast.
Speaker 1: Which is exactly the information overload I felt. You read
ten different books on manifestation and stoicism, and you feel
like you need a spreadsheet just to manage your own
inner monologue. It is paralyzing, but Benoff simplifies it radically,
look at the physical machinery. But okay, this brings us
to a massive question.
Speaker 2: Let's hear it.
Speaker 1: If we need to tune into this physical broadcast signal
in the back room, what exactly inside of our biology
is doing the broadcasting.
Speaker 2: This is where we dive into the literal measurable fluid
dynamics of the human body, specifically focusing on the heart
and the aorda.
Speaker 1: The aorta being the main artery right.
Speaker 2: Benov discovered that the aorda, this massive artery leaving your heart,
is not just a biological pipe for moving oxygenated blood.
Speaker 1: It's something more.
Speaker 2: It acts as a finely tuned physical resonator. Every single
time your heart's left ventricle contracts and pushes a dense
volume of blood into the aortic arch, it generates a
massive hydraulic pressure wave.
Speaker 1: Because blood is a liquid, and liquid doesn't compress.
Speaker 2: Correct Blood is an incompressible fluid, so when the heart
shoves a volume of it into the aorda, that force
has to go somewhere.
Speaker 1: It travels.
Speaker 2: It creates a pressure wave that travels all the way
down the length of the descending aorta until it hits
the iliac bifurcation.
Speaker 1: Which is down in the pelvis.
Speaker 2: Right exactly, It's the point in your lower pelvis where
the main artery forks into two separate vessels to feed
your left and right legs.
Speaker 1: And when a pressure wave traveling down a tube hits
a fork like that, what happens to the energy of
the wave.
Speaker 2: A significant portion of it reflects, it bounces back. Yes,
the high hydraulic pressure wave hits that pelvic bifurcation and
bounces back up toward the heart. And Bentov actually measure
the timing of this biological echo.
Speaker 1: He timed bounce.
Speaker 2: He did. The round trip of that hydraulic pressure wave
down to the pelvis and back up to the aortic
arch takes approximately zero point one four seconds.
Speaker 1: Okay, so do the math on that, right.
Speaker 2: If you have a wave that completes a full cycle
every zero point one four seconds, you get a frequency
of roughly seven cycles per second, or seven.
Speaker 1: Herds, meaning that aorta is acting like a plucked guitar string.
Speaker 2: Yes. In physics, when a wave travels down a medium
and reflects back on itself, perfectly in time. It creates
what is known as the standing wave.
Speaker 1: So it looks like it's just vibrating in place.
Speaker 2: It looks like it's vibrating in place rather than traveling.
Bentov called this the aortic standing wave. Wow, you and
everyone listening right now are literally vibrating. You are generating
a continuous seven herd standing wave in your chest cavity.
Speaker 1: But seven herds doesn't just exist in a biological vacuum.
The moment I learned about this specific frequency, it completely
shifted my.
Speaker 2: Perspective because of the planetary connection.
Speaker 1: Yes, because that seven Hurtz number connects us to the
planet itself.
Speaker 2: It does. To understand this, we have to zoom out
from the human body and look at the Earth.
Speaker 1: Let's see them out.
Speaker 2: The Earth is also a massive resonance cavity. You have
the solid surface of the Earth, and about sixty miles
up you have the lower edge of the ionosphere, which.
Speaker 1: Is a layer of highly charged atmospheric particles.
Speaker 2: Right exactly, and the space between the ground and that
ionosphere acts as an enormous electromagnetic echo chamber.
Speaker 1: Because thousands of lightning strikes are happening across the globe,
at any given second.
Speaker 2: Yes, global lightning activity constantly pumps electromagnetic energy into this cavity.
And in nineteen fifty two, a German physicist named winfreed
Odo Schumann calculated the fundamental resonant frequency of this planetary echo.
Speaker 1: Chamber, the Schumann resonance.
Speaker 2: The Schumann resonance the literal electromagnetal heartbeat of the Earth.
Speaker 1: And what is the frequency band of that planetary resonance.
Speaker 2: Well, it fluctuates slightly depending on atmosphere conditions, moving between
six point eight and seven point five herts, but it
has a fundamental mathematical baseline of seven point eight three herts.
Speaker 1: Let's just pause and hold those two numbers next to
each other.
Speaker 2: It's staggering.
Speaker 1: Your physical body through the hydraulic pumping of your blood
is generating a seven hertz wave, and the massive planet
you were standing on is generating a seven point eight
three hertz electromagnetic wave.
Speaker 2: They're functionally identical in scale.
Speaker 1: In physics terminology, they are harmonically nested. They belong to
the same resonance family.
Speaker 2: And Benov realized that this wasn't a coincidence. He found
that when a human body is mechanically aligned in a
very specific physical posture, which we will break down later.
These two oscillating systems interact.
Speaker 1: The internal biological wave and the external planetary wave.
Speaker 2: They lock together. They synchronize to create a highly coherent,
unified field. This synchronization the Bentov lock.
Speaker 1: The Bentov lock, your heart and the Earth clicking into gear.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't stop with the blood in the planet.
Speaker 1: Right, There's a third biological element that gets pulled into
this rhythm to complete the circuit.
Speaker 2: Yes, the system achieves what Bentov called the triple lock.
Once the body's standing wave and the Earth's resonance sinc up,
the human brain joins the circuit.
Speaker 1: But not in the way you might expect.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't join with the slow globally synchronized delta
waves you might see in an EEG of someone deeply asleep. Instead,
Bentov mapped a highly specific, fast moving sequential electrical wave
traveling across the surface of the cortex.
Speaker 1: Where exactly is it moving.
Speaker 2: It initiates at the base of the motor strip that's
the part of the brain controlling physical movement, climbs up
through the somatosensory cortex, which processes touch, and position and
completes a continuous loop right across the crown of the skull.
And this wave, this localized cortical wave, runs at the
exact same frequency as the aortic pulse and the Schuman residans, body, brain,
and planet, all running perfectly in phase.
Speaker 1: Okay, now I have to push back here.
Speaker 2: I figured you would.
Speaker 1: Because I can hear the skepticism from our listeners, and honestly,
I wrestled with this myself for a long time.
Speaker 2: It's a massive leap.
Speaker 1: We are talking about a physical, hydraulic surge of blood,
literally salty liquid, moving through a biological tube in our chest.
How on earth does a mechanical liquid wave dictate something
as abstract as ethereal and as complex as human consciousness.
Speaker 2: It sounds impossible.
Speaker 1: Are you saying the literal, physical pressure of my blood
is writing the code for my thoughts?
Speaker 2: That is the essential paradigm shifting question. It challenges our
core foundational assumptions about what the mind actually.
Speaker 1: Is because we think of the mind as a ghost
in the machine.
Speaker 2: Right in Western culture, we're trained to think of the
mind as a sealed, independent box, a generator that creates
its own reality from scratch.
Speaker 1: We assume the brain is a factory producing consciousness.
Speaker 2: But Bena data and the subsequent physics he applied suggests
the brain is not a generator at all. It is
a receiver.
Speaker 1: A receiver.
Speaker 2: The mechanical biological standing wave that seven hurts pulse of
blood is simply the electrical power supply that turns the
antenna on.
Speaker 1: So the brain is just decoding a signal that already exists.
Speaker 2: Yes, And to really grasp how revolutionary that is, we
have to look at how much of our everyday, mundane
walking around reality is already just a biological simulation.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is where the neuroscience becomes absolutely mind blowing.
Speaker 2: It really does.
Speaker 1: Textbooks today in mainstream university courses talk about a concept
called predictive coding.
Speaker 2: Predictive coding is the current peer reviewed consensus on how
human perception actually operates.
Speaker 1: Because we assume we are seeing the world as a live, unfiltered.
Speaker 2: Feed, but you aren't. Your brain does not receive a
live feed of reality. Your brain is permanently locked inside
a dark, completely silent bone vault your skull right right.
It has no direct access to the outside world. All
it ever receives are tiny, ambiguous electrical signals traveling down
nerve fibers from your eyes, ears, and skin, and.
Speaker 1: The brain has to guess what those electrical signals mean exactly.
Speaker 2: It has to construct a model based on millions of
years of evolution in your own past experiences. The brain
constructs a real time, three dimensional representation. It runs a
predictive model of what it thinks is happening outside the skull.
Speaker 1: And the ratio of prediction to actual sensory input is staggering.
Speaker 2: It's wildly locksided.
Speaker 1: Neuroscience estimates that what you and I are experiencing right
now the room you are sitting in the sound of
my voice is about eighty percent.
Speaker 2: Pure prediction eighty percent.
Speaker 1: Your brain is literally hallucinating the room based on memory,
and it is only using about twenty percent actual incoming
sensory data from your eyes and ears to occasionally course
correct the hallucination.
Speaker 2: We have literal blind spots in our vision where the
optic nerve connects to the retina and our brain just
paints over the whole with whatever guesses should be there.
Speaker 1: Think about the implications there. If you connect this biological
reality to the bigger picture, it brings to mind that
famous scene in the nineteen ninety nine film The Matrix.
Speaker 2: Oh, specifically the loading program.
Speaker 1: Scene the white construct.
Speaker 2: Right the endless white room, where Morpheus is explaining to
Nea that the clothes he is wearing, the weight of
his own body, the air he is breathing, none of
it is physically there.
Speaker 1: It's just residual self image, exactly.
Speaker 2: It's just electrical signals interpreted by his brain. Most people
watch that movie and see a brilliant, entertaining science fiction metaphor.
But Bentov, had he lived to see that film, would
have recognized that scene as a literal anatomical schematic of
human perception.
Speaker 1: You are already living inside a constructed experience.
Speaker 2: The hallucination is already running. The only relevant question is
who wrote the algorithm for the construction you're experiencing.
Speaker 1: And Bentoff believed that algorithm, the code that dictates what
reality you perceive, runs on that seven Hurtz carrier wave
we were just talking about.
Speaker 2: And that carrier wave has a specific physical address inside
of you.
Speaker 1: It does. In fact, everyone listening to this right now,
I want to invite you to try something with us
to prove this isn't just theory.
Speaker 2: We could do a quick practical exercise.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are, assuming you aren't driving and it's safe
to do so. I want you to take your right
hand and place it flat against your sternum.
Speaker 2: That's the flat bone, bright in the center of your chest.
Speaker 1: Just let the palm of your hand rest heavily there.
At first, your brain will just register the surface sensation.
You'll feel the physical bone, the fabric of your shirt.
Speaker 2: If you focus a little deeper, you'll feel the mechanical
rhythmic thump of your heartbeat.
Speaker 1: And you'll feel the rise and fall of your rib
cage as you breathe. But I want you to feel
past those obvious movements. Go deeper than the breath, deeper
than the thud of the muscle.
Speaker 2: It takes a second to tune into it.
Speaker 1: It does if you sit quietly enough, If you really
direct your attention to the center of your chest, you
can feel a much subtler vibration underneath it.
Speaker 2: All it is is a continuous, idling hum.
Speaker 1: Some people feel it as a faint, localized warmth. Others
feel it as a very subtle, continuous pressure that doesn't pulse.
Speaker 2: It just is that specific sensation you are searching for
that subtle humbent of actually mapped it anatomically.
Speaker 1: He called it the standing wave.
Speaker 2: Note right, it is the exact physical point in your
chest cavity where the outgoing aortic pressure wave and the
returning reflected wave meat and create maximum constructive interference.
Speaker 1: What you are feeling under your hand right now is
the Bentov lock idling.
Speaker 2: It's the engine of your biological antenna running just below
the threshold of activation, waiting for you to turn the dial.
Speaker 1: It is incredible to actually feel it. I remember the
first time I genuinely paid attention to that. Hum My
logical brain immediately started screaming at me, trying to rationalize
it away.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, it's just digestion.
Speaker 1: It's just muscle tension, or I'm just imagining a vibration
because they told me to. But stay with it. This
is real, measurable physics.
Speaker 2: And Bentov didn't keep this in a private journal. He
published all of this extensively in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: In his seminal book Stalking the Wild Pendulum.
Speaker 2: And we really need to emphasize this wasn't some self
published esoteric pamphlets sold in a crystal shop.
Speaker 1: No, it was published by ep Detton, a major highly
respected mainstream New York publishing house.
Speaker 2: The book is filled with complex EEG charts, precise anatomical diagrams,
and rigorous pressure wave calculations. He laid out the mathematics
for a holographic universe model years before mainstream quantum physics
fully caught up to.
Speaker 1: The concept, and the data he presented to back up
his claims was incredibly rigorous. When his human subjects entered
the fully activated Bentov lock, that triple resonance state where
the body, brain, and earth synchronize, he mapped their exact
cortical electrical paths.
Speaker 2: He calculated the specific frequencies involved, and then crucially, he
cross referenced those hard physical measure tsurements with the subjective
reports of what the people were actually experiencing while in
that state.
Speaker 1: What exactly were they experiencing when the antenna turned on.
Speaker 2: The subjective reports were what shifted this from biology into
profound cosmology. The reports were remarkably statistically consistent.
Speaker 1: They weren't just vague or dreaming, No, they.
Speaker 2: Were structurally consistent across subjects. People reported receiving vast amounts
of information that they simply could not access through their
normal five biological senses, Like what kind of information they
described encountering highly structured, geometrically organized information which often presented
visually as massive arrays of light, complex architectural symbols, or
fractal environments.
Speaker 1: And these weren't people from a single cult or ashram,
not at all.
Speaker 2: These were subjects from totally disparate backgrounds who had never
met each other, who didn't share a common cultural, linguistic
or religious tradition.
Speaker 1: Yet the data they perceived was the same.
Speaker 2: The symbolic geometric data they were perceiving had such profound
structural overlap that bentof mathematically calculated it simply could not
be attributed to cultural contamination or coincidence.
Speaker 1: The odds of them hallucinating the exact same geometric architectures
were statistically zero.
Speaker 2: Right, They were all tabbing into the exact same external
objective information architecture.
Speaker 1: So when a brilliant biomedical engineer takes this explosive, paradigm
shifting highly documented data and presents it to the world,
what did the scientific establishment do?
Speaker 2: Well, let's look at who he presented it to first.
Speaker 1: Right, Bentov actually submitted these exact findings and cortical wave
data to the Meninger Foundation for context, The Meninger Foundation
in Kansas was at the time one of the most prestigious,
well funded psychiatric and biofeedback research institutions on.
Speaker 2: The planet, and they actually looked at his data and
clinically validated his cortical wavefindings.
Speaker 1: So why on Earth isn't this taught in every high
school biology and physics class in.
Speaker 2: The world, touching on something crucial and deeply unsettling about
how scientific paradigms operate. Why the silence, Because that is
exactly what Bentov's larger cosmological conclusions were met.
Speaker 1: With total deafening silence from the broader academic establishment.
Speaker 2: They didn't fiercely debate him, they simply ignored him. If
you look at the literature, there is no published, peer
reviewed scientific refutation of his core anatomical claims.
Speaker 1: The silence wasn't born out of methodological skepticism.
Speaker 2: No, his engineering was unimpeachable, his patents were valid, his
biological measurements were entirely reproducible. The silence was inherently political.
Speaker 1: It has to be, because if Bentov was right, if
his model is accurate, the implications are absolutely terrifying to
the current structure of modern society.
Speaker 2: They dismantle it completely.
Speaker 1: Think about it. If every single human body is a functioning,
perfectly tuned receiver capable of directly accessing profound, structured truth
and information from outside the sensory field, while you cannot
maintain an information monopoly.
Speaker 2: Anymore, you lose the gatekeepers.
Speaker 1: Every single institution that relies on being the exclusive gatekeeper
of truth or connection or reality, whether that is academic institutions,
religious hierarchies, or political systems, becomes instantly structurally obsolete.
Speaker 2: It decentralizes access to reality itself.
Speaker 1: It fundamentally compromises the mechanisms of societal control.
Speaker 2: Right when robust data in the academic literature is met
with absolute silence rather than vigorous debate, it usually indicates
that the data was noted, recognized as highly threatening to
the status quo, and strategically buried.
Speaker 1: And Benoff himself was not shy or coy about this.
Speaker 2: No. He explicitly wrote in nineteen seventy seven that the
universe is a hologram, that consciousness is not a byproduct
produced by the brain, but that the brain is merely
a biological instrument through which an all pervading universal consciousness
expresses itself.
Speaker 1: Okay, so if we take the sleep, if we accept
this premise that our bodies are the suppressed magnificence and
biological antennas, and that we possess the physical hardware to
tune into a broader universal signal, I have to know
what the signal actually is. Was on the broadcast, Yes,
when we turn that dial on the receiver, what exactly
is the architecture of the universe that is broadcasting to us.
Speaker 2: This is where Bentov's work radically transcends standard consciousness research.
Most researchers, when they reach the edge of the materialist paradigm,
default to comfortable, vague abstractions.
Speaker 1: They call it the quantum field.
Speaker 2: Or the divine, or the universe or the source. They
intentionally avoid precision because precision can be tested and proven wrong.
Speaker 1: But Bentov was an uncompromising engineer.
Speaker 2: Exactly, he committed to a hard mathematical model. He built
a complete cosmological architecture, assigning specific vibrational frequencies to specific
dimensional registers of reality and.
Speaker 1: The shape of that reality.
Speaker 2: The fundamental geometric topology of the universe. He mapped out
is the taurus.
Speaker 1: The cosmic taurus I have. I've heard this term thrown
around in physics, and usually people just describe it as a.
Speaker 2: Donut, the classic donut metaphor.
Speaker 1: Right, a three dimensional donut shaped electromagnetic field. Energy flows
inward through the center hole, wraps around the outside, and
flows back in again in a continuous self sustaining loop.
But I hear donut and my eyes just glaze over.
Why does the universe have to be shaped like a pastry?
What is the actual physics of a taurus that makes
it so fundamental?
Speaker 2: To get away from the donut metaphor? Think of a perfectly.
Speaker 1: Formed smoke ring, okay, a smoke ring.
Speaker 2: When someone blows a thick smoke ring, it isn't just
a static circle of smoke. If you look closely at it,
the smoke is continuously rolling inward on itself, passing through
its own center, and expanding outward around the edges over
and over again.
Speaker 1: It is a self sustaining vortex.
Speaker 2: Yes, in known physics, the taurus is the fundamental geometric
structure of any stable, self sustaining energy system that doesn't
dissipate instantly. Is the most efficient way for energy to
move and recycle without losing momentum.
Speaker 1: It's the shape of a stable plasma vortex.
Speaker 2: If you look at the magnetic field of the Earth,
it is a taurus. If you look at a spiral
galaxy in cross section, the energy flows in a troidal field.
Bentoff proposed that the phenomenon we call reality and consciousness
exists and moves on the surface of a massive cosmic taurus.
Speaker 1: So if reality is a giant, self rolling smoke ring
of energy, how does time fit into that? Because my
daily experience is very linear. Yesterday happened, today is happening,
Tomorrow will happen.
Speaker 2: What you and I experience is linear sequential time is
simply a byproduct of trajectory. Trajectory is the feeling of
our localized consciousness moving along the grain of the troidal flow.
Imagine you are a tiny point of awareness moving along
the surface of that rolling smoke ring. Following the path of.
Speaker 1: The smoke, you experience a sequence of events.
Speaker 2: You are trapped on a specific directional path. But what
mystics and deep meditators across centuries describe as timelessness, the
eternal presence, the total dissolution of past and future. Benov
argued that this isn't a psychological trick.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: Then? It is what happens when consciousness moves perpendicular to
that path. Yeah, you are cutting across the grain of
the torus, stepping off the conveyor belt of the smoke ring,
and accessing a dimensional surface where linear time mathematically cannot exist.
Speaker 1: It is not spiritual poetry. It is literal geometric topology exactly.
And here's where the science gets incredibly grounded again, bringing
it right back to your chest, right back to that
subtle hum we felt earlier under our hands. Because the
human heart generates its own localizedterroidal.
Speaker 2: Field, this isn't theoretical new age guesswork. We can measure
it in laboratories today using technology called SQUEA magnetometry.
Speaker 1: Squeeze stands for superconducting quantum interference device. It is highly advanced,
highly sensitive laboratory equipment originally designed to map incredibly faint
magnetic fields.
Speaker 2: But you might ask, how does a heart generate a
magnetic field. It's pumping blood, not electricity.
Speaker 1: Right, But blood is highly conductive. It is essentially salty
water packed with electrolytes like sodium, potassium calcium.
Speaker 2: When you physically pump a conductive fluid in a rhythmic
twisting motion, which is what the heart's muscular fibers do,
you generate an electromagnetic field.
Speaker 1: And Squidty technology uses liquid helium to cool superconductors down
to near absolute zero, allowing them to measure magnetic fields
a billion times smaller than a standard refrigerator magnet.
Speaker 2: And what squiddy data definitively shows is that the human
heart generates a massive, terroidal electromagnetic field that extends three
to four feet outside the physical boundary of the body
in all directions.
Speaker 1: This statistic just stops me in my tracks every single
time I think about it. Squid And measurements show that
the heart's electromagnetic field is up to five thousand times
stronger than the electromagnetic field generated by the brain.
Speaker 2: Five thousand times.
Speaker 1: We are so unbelievably brain obsessed in our modern culture.
We think all the power, all the magic happens in
the skull, But the heart is the dominant bioelectric structure
of the human body by an order of magnitude.
Speaker 2: We think of the heart strictly as a mechanical pump
pushing fluid to keep cells oxygenated, but the.
Speaker 1: Squid data proves it is simultaneously acting as a massive
electromagnetic dimensional bridge.
Speaker 2: In Bentov's unified model, thatteroidal field generated by your heart
is your body's literal physical interface with the cosmic torus.
Speaker 1: It's the port of entry when you achieve that Bentov luck.
When the seven hertz aortic wave, the cortical wave in
the brain, and the seven point eighty three hertz earth
resonance all synchronize, your heart's localized touroidal field harmonically aligns
with the larger touroidal field of.
Speaker 2: The planet, which intern aligns with the Solar system, and
so on. The frequency boundary between dimensional registers thins out
and crossing over becomes mechanically possible.
Speaker 1: Your heart is the physical antenna tuning to the cosmic broadcast.
Speaker 2: Which totally and completely reframes the entire compon except of
a spiritual awakening.
Speaker 1: Yes, because in our culture we treat an awakening like
it is this emotional destination we have to earn. We
think it's a state of profound peace we finally achieve
after enough therapy, or enough good deeds, or enough suffering.
Speaker 2: But looking at Bentov's physics, and awakening isn't an emotion
at all. It is a literal mechanical frequency migration.
Speaker 1: You are physically relocating the dial of your consciousness to
a higher carrier.
Speaker 2: Band right, and on that higher carrier band, the sheer
density of information is orders of magnitude greater. What we
experience in our daily lives as a sudden flash of
intuition or a deep inexplicable knowing about a situation is
simply the normal baseline data throughput of that higher frequency
register bleeding into our awareness.
Speaker 1: What about the profound emotional experiences of peace or unconditional
love that a company awakenings, those.
Speaker 2: Are just the side effects. They're the psychological symptoms of
the frequency shift, not the mechanism itself. The mechanism is
pure resonance.
Speaker 1: This hypermodern, squid measured biomedical physics based model of a
toroidal universe and the heart acting as a fractal antenna.
The truly wild part is that it is not actually
a new idea, not even close. Bentof didn't invent this
out of sinnair. He just translated it into twentieth century mathematics.
The ancients already possess the exact equation. It has been
hitting in plain sight for millennia.
Speaker 2: The convergence of the historical mathematics and Bentov's biological data
is where the science feels almost impossibly mystical. Remember those
foundational frequencies.
Speaker 1: We discussed the aortic standing wave at approximately seven hurts and.
Speaker 2: The Schumann resonance of the Earth fluctuating with a boice
line of seven point eighty three hertz.
Speaker 1: Right, and you mentioned they were harmonically nested. But how
does the math actually work.
Speaker 2: Out When you look at standing waves? They don't just
exist at one frequency. They generate harmonics which are multiples
of the fundamental frequency.
Speaker 1: Okay, multiples.
Speaker 2: When you calculate the complex interaction between the shifting harmonics
of the body's seven herds wave and the fluctuating harmonics
of the Earth's seven point eight three hertz wave, they
create what is called a beat frequency.
Speaker 1: And if you map that, if.
Speaker 2: You map the mathematical progression of how these nested frequencies
grow and expand together without destroying each other, the ratio
of their growth perfectly aligns with the number one point.
Speaker 1: Six one eight, the golden ratio five Yes.
Speaker 2: The golden ratio is the mathematical fingerprint of the physical universe.
It is the specific ratio that dictates the outward spiral
of the Fibonacci sequence.
Speaker 1: It is the structural mathematics behind the curve of the
cochlea in your inner ear.
Speaker 2: The pitch and twist of the double helix.
Speaker 1: In your DNA, the growth patterns of leaves on a
plant stem, the swirl of a hurricane, and the sprawling
arms of a spiral galaxy.
Speaker 2: Why does nature obsessively use this one specific ratio because
one point six one eight is the most mathematically efficient
wave for energy to grow, pack information, and expand without
interfering with itself.
Speaker 1: The universe builds itself using one consistent, highly efficient geometric language, and.
Speaker 2: Your physical body, specifically, the resonant relationship between the fluidynamics
of your heart and the electromagnetic cavity of the planet,
is a perfect mathematical instance of that exact same geometric language.
Speaker 1: When I realized this, it traced a direct line in
my mind straight back to the emerald tablet of Hermes Trismagistus.
Speaker 2: The foundational text of Western esoteric alchemy.
Speaker 1: Dating back thousands of years. The most famous hermetic axiom,
the phrase that launched a thousand secret societies, is as above,
so below, as within, so without, as the universe so
the soul.
Speaker 2: For centuries, academic scholars have read that ancient phrase as beautiful,
comforting spiritual poetry, a nice philosophical metaphor for the interconnectedness
of all life.
Speaker 1: But Benov's biological and mathematical data proved it is not
a metaphor.
Speaker 2: It is a literal physical resonance equation. Yeah, the macrocosmic
energy field of the universe and the microcosmic biologicals system
of the human body are not just philosophically analogous. They
are harmonic instances of the exact same touroidal waveform, operating
at different scale.
Speaker 1: It is staggering. I cannot overstate how profoundly this shifted
my worldview. When I first grasped this, it fundamentally changed
how I walk down the street.
Speaker 2: It changes everything.
Speaker 1: Realizing that the physical dimensions of your own body, the
literal millimeter length of your aorda, the acoustic cavity of
your skull are mathematically identical to the structural laws governing
the rotation of distant spiral galaxies. It makes you feel
so deeply, physically, undeniably rooted in the cosmos.
Speaker 2: You aren't just a random biological accident wandering around inside
the universe. You are constructed from its master blueprint.
Speaker 1: Benoff had effectively done the impossible. He had successfully translated ancient,
heavily guarded esoteric mysticism into measurable, reproducible twentieth century physics.
Speaker 2: He built the complete map. He had the empirical bioelectric data,
He had mapped the anatomicmical mechanisms, and he had the
cosmological topology all perfectly aligned.
Speaker 1: He had the keys to the kingdom. And then in
the spring of nineteen seventy nine, he packed his bags
and boarded a flight to.
Speaker 2: Los Angeles May twenty fifth, nineteen seventy nine, Chicago O'Hare
International Airport, American Airlines Flight one ninety one, a McDonald
Douglas DC ten began its standard takeoff role. The weather
was clear at the precise moment of rotation, which in
aviation is the exact second when the nose of the
aircraft lifts off the tarmac and the plane commits to
the sky. The massive engine on the left wing catastrophically
separated from his pylon.
Speaker 1: It ripped backward over the.
Speaker 2: Wing, completely shearing through the critical hydraulic lines and tearing
away a section of the wing's aerodynamic surface. The plane
managed to reach about three hundred feet of altitude, but
without hydraulic fluid to control the flight surfaces and rapidly
losing lift on the left side, it rolled violently inverted.
Speaker 1: And crashed into an open field near Tucky Avenue. For
anyone familiar with aviation history, you already know the grim
reality of this. It was exactly ninety three seconds after
break release.
Speaker 2: A massive fireball. Two hundred and seventy three people died
that afternoon.
Speaker 1: It remains the deadliest aviation accident to occur on United
States soil, and among the passengers who perished on that
flight was Ezac bentof.
Speaker 2: The National Transportation Safety Board. The NTSB immediately descended on
the crash site. Their official conclusion attributed the crash to
a cascading mechanical failure. Specifically, they found a pre existing
cracked flange on the engine pylon.
Speaker 1: They traced this crack back to improper maintenance procedures.
Speaker 2: Right yes, mechanics had been using a forklift to detach
and reinstall the massive engines during maintenance to save time,
rather than using the factory approved cradle. This brute force
method created microscopic frashers in the structural liminum that went
unnoticed until they finally failed castrophically.
Speaker 1: Now, I want to be very careful and very clear
here we are imparting this context impartially. The NTSB report
is highly technical, it is internally consistent, and the mechanical
failure of the forklift procedure is heavily documented.
Speaker 2: We are not disputing the physical reality of the cracked
flange planes crash due to human error.
Speaker 1: What is chilling, however, what keeps people awake at night
is the context. The timing is almost too cinematic to process.
Speaker 2: In the months immediately prior to that crash, Bentov's close
colleagues and researchers reported that he had just completed his
magnum opus.
Speaker 1: He had moved beyond the theory.
Speaker 2: He had finally moved beyond the theoretical physics of consciousness,
beyond the squid measurements and the math, and had written
out the practical human application. He called it the Vanishing Protocol.
Vanishing Protocol It was described by those who knew of
it as a rigorous, step by step body based architecture
for reality manipulation, a literal operator's manual for how to
fully utilize the physical antenna of the human body to
access higher dimensional registers.
Speaker 1: And crucially, it required zero instant tutional mediation, no.
Speaker 2: Priests to confess to, no gurus to pledge allegiance to,
no costly retreat centers to attend.
Speaker 1: Just the inherent, free technology of the human body that
you were born with. He had actively discussed publication timelines
with his peers. He was ready to release the manual
to the.
Speaker 2: World, but after the wreckage of Flight one ninety one
was cleared and the ashes settled, the complete manuscript for
the Vanishing Protocol completely vanished. It was never found, It
wasn't in his remaining effects, it wasn't at his home,
it wasn't with his publishers. Only fragmented, disorganized notes from
his final period exist today, and they are hoarded by
private individuals who, over the decades have repeatedly declined to
allow them to be scanned or published.
Speaker 1: The historical implications are profound. A catastrophic, highly specific mechanical
failure just happened to coincide with the completion of a definitive,
scientifically backed map to human perceptual liberation.
Speaker 2: Whether you view it as a coordinated suppression by powerful
interests profoundly threatened by the decentralation of reality, or simply
the most tragic cosmic coincidence imaginable, the end result is
exactly the same.
Speaker 1: The ultimate map to human freedom was erased from the
public record. It really makes you pause and shiver.
Speaker 2: The manual for human sovereignty gone in ninety three seconds
of twisted metal and fire.
Speaker 1: But and this is where we take the power back.
This is the entire point of this deep dive. The
physical manuscript may have burned, but the mechanism itself didn't
vanish in that crash.
Speaker 2: The hardware is still inside our chests.
Speaker 1: And by painstakingly combing through Bentov's surviving lectures, his published diagrams,
and his preserved correspondences, dedicated researchers have been able to
reverse engineer and reconstruct the core of the vanishing protocol.
Speaker 2: We can piece together the operative biological mechanics. And what
is most crucial to understand about the reconstructed protocol is
that It is a mechanical awakening.
Speaker 1: It requires absolutely no belief system. You don't have to
believe in the Taurus for the Torus to work.
Speaker 2: The protocol operates in three distinct sequential stages, and it
fundamentally flips the script on why so many of us
feel chronically spiritually blocked?
Speaker 1: Yes, because what are we always told by the wellness industry?
We are told our spiritual blockages are our own fault.
Speaker 2: We're blocked because of unresolved emotional trauma or a lack
of gratitude.
Speaker 1: We are made to feel spiritually inadequate. But Benentoff said, no,
your blockage is mechanical. It is your physical posture. Think
about how we live today, the modern forward head posture
we all have. From staring down at our phones and
hunching over laptops for nine hours a.
Speaker 2: Day, we have chronically compressed thoracic cavities and restricted diaphragms.
Speaker 1: If your chest is slumped, you are literally kinking the
biological hose. You are physically disrupting the fluid dynamics of
the aorta, preventing the standing way from ever forming.
Speaker 2: You aren't spiritually unworthy, You're just mechanically misaligned.
Speaker 1: Your chronic fatigue isn't just eye strain. It's because you
unplug your own antenna and you are running on low battery.
Speaker 2: That leads directly into stage one of the reconstructed protocol,
the physical lock. This stage is entirely about achieving true
structural alignment, which is very different from the forced rigidity
we usually taught.
Speaker 1: When most people are told to sit up straight to meditate,
they force it. They aggressively contract their back muscles, push
their chest out unnaturally, and create a rigid, tense spine.
Speaker 2: That intense muscular tension actually restricts blood flow and blocks
the ortic resonance just as badly as slouching does.
Speaker 1: Beentov had a highly specific, brilliant visualization for this in
his Surviving lectures. He said, to imagine your heavy skull
is a helium balloon, and there is a single invisible
thread attached to the very crown of your head, pulling
it gently but firmly upward towards the ceiling.
Speaker 2: Your entire skeletal spine just hangs from that thread like
a loose, unkinked chain.
Speaker 1: Your pelvis acts as the heavy anchor resting on the chair.
You aren't using your back muscles to aggressively hold yourself up.
You are suspended from above, and the rest of your
physical body just releases and melts downward around that central axis.
Speaker 2: When you achieve that exact effortless suspension, the anatomical magic happens.
The aorda is completely uncompressed, hanging freely in the chest cavity.
The diaphragm suddenly has its full, unobstructed range of motion.
Speaker 1: The strict physical parameters required for the hydraulic standing wave
are finally met, and you will.
Speaker 2: Know physically when you hit stage one because that subtle
idling hum behind your sternum, the standing wave node we
felt earlier will suddenly clarify.
Speaker 1: It will shift from a vague warmth into a distinct,
resonant physical vibration that is the aortic standing wave, forming
cleanly and reflecting perfectly.
Speaker 2: Once that vibration is established and stable, you move into
stage two, frequency and trainment.
Speaker 1: And let me tell you this is where almost everyone,
myself included, messes up. Initially, because we are so deeply
conditioned by our culture to do something. We hit the
physical alignment and our brain immediately starts trying to visualize
our financial goals or force a spiritual outcome.
Speaker 2: Lentov was incredibly explicit on this point. Stage two requires
you to completely stop all directed mental activity.
Speaker 1: But notice the critical nuance here. It is the demotion
of thought, not the aggressive suppression of thought. If you
sit there and try to violently suppress your thoughts, you
create massive psychological friction.
Speaker 2: That psychological tension immediately translates to physical muscle tension in
the neck and chest, which instantly breaks the delicate physical
lock from stage one. You lose the wave.
Speaker 1: Instead of fighting the thoughts, you simply let them slide
into the background noise. You stop giving them your focal attention.
What moves to the absolute foreground of your awareness is
the physical sensation of the wave itself.
Speaker 2: You literally ride the wave. You feel the hydraulic pressure
wave traveling down from your chest to your pelvis and
bouncing back up over and over.
Speaker 1: You don't observe it analytically. You merge your pure attention
with the physical rhythm of it. And when the mental
chatter and interference draws low enough, when you are fully
entrained to that seven hertz pulse, the brain finally joins
the circuit.
Speaker 2: That is when you physically feel it a sutter rush
of warmth or a distinct moving pressure starting at the
base of your spine and sequentially climbing up your back
over the samatosensory cortex to the crown of your skull.
Speaker 1: That is the undeniable physical sensation of the cortical standing
wave activating the triple lock. Body, earth, and brain is
fully engaging, which.
Speaker 2: Brings us to the threshold of stage three frequency migration.
This is the uncharted territory where traditional Western psychology completely
lacks a functional framework.
Speaker 1: The triple lock is fully active. You are now operating
at the exact mathematical intersection of the aortic wave, the
cortical wave, and the planetary Shuman resonance.
Speaker 2: At this precise harmonic intersection, the boundaries of the local
hologram thin out, and higher dimensional registers become directly accessible
to your localized consciousness.
Speaker 1: And what blew my mind reading the reconstructions is that
you don't have to visualize a glowing door or try
to force fully project your astral body out of your skull.
Bentoff described the transition as the difference between stumbling around
a pitch black room with a tiny flashlight versus simply
reaching out and flipping the main light switch on.
Speaker 2: When the Bentov lock is fully active, the lights are on.
Speaker 1: The universal information isn't something you hunt for, It is
just suddenly overwhelmingly present.
Speaker 2: Your only job in stage three is stabilization, to sustain
the biological resonance, to remain in the state of physical
and mental suspension long enough to receive the data clearly
without your ego jumping in to interpret it prematurely.
Speaker 1: And as Bentof's subjects reported in those validated trials, this
is where you encounter vast fields of structured geometric information.
You instantly receive complex, multi layered answers to profound questions
you hadn't even consciously formulated yet.
Speaker 2: And remarkably, this is the stage that involves direct contact
with what Bentoff categorized as intelligence operating natively in adjacent
frequency bands.
Speaker 1: And he was so incredibly clinical about it too. He
didn't use loaded theological language. He don't call them angels
or spirit guides.
Speaker 2: He just referred to them as native features of the
dimensional topology, entities who are self organizing information systems that
are native to that higher carrier band.
Speaker 1: What I find most beautiful and most liberating about this
entire protocol is that there is no rigid timeline. You
don't graduate from stage one to stage two in three weeks.
You just inhabit the physical stages. Your physical body already
knows the frequency. We just have to get our anxious
conscious interference out of the way.
Speaker 2: It is an incredibly elegant, inherent biological mechanism, which brings
us back to the ultimate lingering question of this entire
deep dive. If this protocol is so inherent, if it
relies so heavily on the natural, free architecture of the
human body, why is it so obscure?
Speaker 1: Why isn't this fundamental human knowledge taught to every child.
Speaker 2: Beentoff actually answered this in some of his private correspondents
before he died. He wrote a sentence that is haunting
in his accuracy. The suppression of useful knowledge is never
primarily external.
Speaker 1: It is internal, meaning we do it to ourselves. Human
beings have been deeply culturally conditioned to inherently distrust any
mechanism or solution that is free, inherent to our own
nature and requires no external mediator.
Speaker 2: We equate extreme complexity and high financial cost with legitimacy.
Speaker 1: If it's easy and free. It can't possibly be the
answer to the universe.
Speaker 2: It is the ultimate self sustaining control system. We actively
demand complexity, and massive institutions are more than happy to
provide it and charges for it.
Speaker 1: You are given complex dogmatic religion because that specific structure
requires a licensed clergy to act as the mandatory mediator
between you and the divine.
Speaker 2: You are given a heavily medicalized paradigm for mental distress
because that requires a prescription pad and a license gatekeeper.
Speaker 1: You are given a relentless hustle and wellness culture because
that requires you to purchase monthly subscriptions and submit to
gurus who profit immensely from your endless striving.
Speaker 2: But the Vanishing Protocol requires exactly zero of those things.
It requires no subscription. It only requires your physical.
Speaker 1: Body, a body that is already perfectly mathematically tuned to
the resonance of the cosmos. It is the ultimate terrifying
decentralization of power.
Speaker 2: That is exactly why it was a threat to the
institutional gatekeepers. That is why the scientific establishment responded with
dead coordinated silence.
Speaker 1: And depending on how deeply you want to look at
the shadows of history, that might be why a commercial
airliner that was not supposed to crash suddenly fell out
of the sky on a clear day in Chicago.
Speaker 2: It is a stark, sobering realization. We are a species
walking around with multi dimensional, hyper advanced antennas sitting right
in the center of our chests. We are entirely unaware
of our own immense capabilities.
Speaker 1: And because of that ignorance, we willingly hand our power
over to external systems that literally charge us rent to
access a tiny, degraded fraction of our own reality. So,
as we wrap up this deep dive into Itzac Bentov's
incredible legacy, I want to leave you with one final,
deeply personal diagnostic question.
Speaker 2: It's a question that changes the context of everything you do.
Speaker 1: I want you to speak this directly into your own life.
If your physical body has been a precision instrument for
dimensional access your entire life, If your actual anatomy is
mathematically optimized for the stars, what does that make everything
you've been told to do with it? Instead? Who exactly
benefits from a species of powerful dimensional antennas that spend
their entire lives working in cubicles, staring at screens and
never once turning on the receiver.
Speaker 2: Sit with that question. Let the weight of that physics
work on you.
Speaker 1: Unseeing the cultural conditioning takes time, and you will have
to fight your own skepticism. But the biological hardware is
completely intact. The bentovlock is fully operational. Inside your chest.
Right now, I laying away waiting for you, humming at
exactly seven point eighty three hurts. If you felt that
standing wave in your chest today, if you placed your
hand on your sternum and felt that hum vibrating beneath
the rhythm of your heartbeat, I want you to go
down to the comments right now and type this exact declaration.
The signal is on. Let's see how many antennas we
can power up today. What is your stand on this?
Have you felt the hum? And more importantly, are you
ready to tune the dial? Leave a comment and let
us know