They both offer frequencies. I do both in my clinic and remotely.So what is the difference? Rife will send you the direct frequencies — 100% accurate and targeted — from the machine using a radio frequency and a carrier wave, mostly square wave or sine wave, though there are others that we will discuss later. In an earlier post, I explained the difference between these waves. Rife machines send the direct frequency, or they “bounce” frequencies on a square wave, to help address pathogens, cellular regeneration, and detoxification as the basics. Sound healing uses ancient instruments such as gongs, shamanic and African drums, chimes, Tibetan singing bowls, didgeridoos, and more. Crystal singing bowls (which are relatively new on the scene) are now very popular — and they have an interesting story. They were originally made for use in computer chip manufacturing and were first made with quartz. The legend is that no one really knows how or who discovered this, but someone worked out that if you play these bowls by rubbing the rim with a special mallet, they sing so clearly and loudly and produce a very pure frequency. It was then discovered that each different-sized bowl produces a different frequency, and that crystal bowls are pure tone, meaning one frequency only. How cool is that! From there, they evolved into bowls made from different crystals, metals, and a wide range of sizes, often matched to each chakra. I have quartz bowls — they are truly amazing in my sound healings. Now compare crystal singing bowls to Tibetan singing bowls. Tibetan bowls were traditionally made from seven precious metals. Each tribe made their own bowls, and every bowl was different depending on what materials were available. These bowls produce harmonics — multiple tones or frequencies at once. Both crystal bowls and Tibetan bowls are played the same way, but they produce very different sounds and very different results. I always recommend people try different sound healings and different instruments. In my sound baths, I use all of these instruments, and the feedback is always varied — everyone resonates with different instruments.

These are the frequencies that the medbeds are using from the research I’ve done. I have set them all to a Sine wave, a direct wave with no bouncing, just that frequency in its purest form. 144hz- the resonant heartbeat of the earth, stabilises cell structure 333hz- the code of repair, used in early tesla experiments on tissue regeneration 528hz- DNA repair 639hz- restores harmony in the human grid 852hz- reconnects you to your original blueprint 963hz- the god frequency, awakes the inner sun 1111hz- the transcendence code bridges the body and soul into a single field 81hz- they call it the 3-day reset protocol. For 3 consecutive days they exposed human cells to pure 81hz resonance- generated by a quantum amplifier built from teslas original blueprints

There are different wave patterns square being the one used most commonly and Sine is another. When using the square wave, it’s literally a square wave and the frequencies bounce around and create a spectrum of frequencies. This is important because we cannot replicate the original Royal Rife machine which by memory went up to 10 million hz. The BCX goes up to 4 million hz. By using a square wave we can bounce the frequencies up to those higher original frequencies of Royal Rife, which is one of the reasons why BCX is the one of the closest machines to the original. Although when bouncing you will loose power in the frequency intended, so you also have to have to right duty cycle and time. The BCX has this already set up for you in the pre-stored and custom programs with clinical studies to prove. Another common question I get as a distributor for the BCX is the GB4000 goes up to 20 million hz. What you need to understand is the RF (radio frequency) has to be higher than the frequency. GB4000 has a RF of 3.8Mhz so anyhing above that is not effective. The BCX has a RF up to 4 million hz variable. Very close in comparison with BCX slightly performing a little higher. A Sine wave is a nice flowing wave which will give you the targeted frequency with no bouncing. So if you know that is the frequency you want and need then the sine wave is the option you want. Using sine waves can miss mutations of pathogens when they get used to a frequency and may not be reliable programs for pathogens. That is important especially for Lyme, cancer and candida.

This is a unique feature, not many Rife machines have this feature, or it is very complicated. You can see how easy it is with the video in classroom. Why would you want to create your own custom program? BCX has over 1600 pre-stored programs in their library and each one is designed on proven and researched results, many coming directly from Royal Rife himself. So why would you want to make a new custom program? There are more library’s of programs online which might not be included already on your BCX or they may have an additional frequency listed in their programs. I cross check frequency lists for complicated cases, see if they have additional frequencies or another set of frequencies listed. I also have a textbook from Nenah Sylvah who is recognised as the ultimate Rife practitioner and sometimes she list an extra frequency or more in her textbook. The BCX is unique it has the ability to edit the programs listed to add in the extra frequencies or you can make a whole new custom program yourself, really easy to do. You can follow the video to do this. I have in 10 years made around 20 custom programs for myself and clients, not that many. But it’s a great feature. https://www.royalrife.com/New_Frequency_List.pdf

If you haven’t seen in the classroom I have set up 3 videos about BCX - how to set up the machine, how to enter in a program and how to make your own custom program.