In pursuit of the statutory goals of the Sedlak’s Foundation, in raising human bioelectronic awareness in the following aspects: material, mental and spiritual, the MATTER tab is a collection of concepts – issues – attitudes – examples, the assimilation of which will allow you to apply the acquired theoretical knowledge in everyday bioelectronics practice.

„In the ordinary course of things, the maximum energy density, commonly known as the organism, is associated with the structuring of the material medium. The concept of consciousness could be associated with the structuring of energy, which would be achieved on the principles of densification, collimation, phase alignment in the beam and its coherence under the action of the act of attention. In theory, there should be a way to materialize consciousness, that is, to increase the energy density of consciousness to a mass state. What is certain is that the operation of consciousness can lead to very serious damage to the biological structure. We call it a stress effect on the proper development of the tissue. In psychosomatics, a primary problem.”

CONSCIOUSNESS HAS A MATERIAL STRUCTURE – „Advances in the Physics of Life”, Fr. Włodzimierz Sedlak, PAX Publishing Institute, 1984, p. 259

Bibliography:

Microwaves by Włodzimierz Sedlak

The Mutual Relationship System by DO, created in the 1990s, includes the postulate of creating spaces free from the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields, the space of electromagnetic well-being.

Professor Sedlak, in the „Advances in the Physics of Life”, describes the electromagnetic ecosystem as follows:

„The electromagnetic ecosystem is therefore tri-system – bioelectronically understood organism in relation to another organism and the geophysical environment, mainly in its electromagnetic profile. In this tri-system, the geophysical environment is the most significant. This circumstance was taken into account in the nature of emerging life and grounded in evolution with repercussions in the biological rhythms of organisms. All in all, a balanced dynamic system has been created that allows the biosphere to continue. Stated most precisely, the electromagnetic ecosystem exists as a diverse collection of biological oscillators in an electromagnetic geophysical medium. The work of biooscillators, commonly known as organisms, is affected by the third oscillator – the electromagnetic environment. If we understand the body biochemically, the concept of an electromagnetic system has little meaning. In the relation adopted here, it is easy to understand what a geophysical environment is in an ecological set of organisms.

In this tri-system, a man has appeared, a restless operator around the electromagnetic environment. It is he who, in a short time, incomparable to the history of life on Earth at all – in an interval of about fifty years, makes fundamental changes in the geophysical electromagnetic profile. Life has never encountered such an event in its history so far. The electromagnetic situation of the Earth is the result of its construction, it has been established over a period of more than five billion years. The construction also needs to be related to belonging to the solar system, ultimately to the Universe. The geomatic field is conditioned by solar activity, magnetosphere, ionosphere, unknown factors in the Earth’s core and telluric currents. Man has never imagined that his unintended influences would reach a distance of several earth radiuses. High-voltage 60 Hz AC transmission lines generate multiple kilohertz harmonics in the magnetosphere. The 59th and 61st harmonics are the strongest, accelerating cosmic ray electrons. With a 21.2 km long antenna placed in Antarctica a few meters above the snow surface, it is possible to receive a message about the consumption of electricity in the transmission lines of eastern Canada, a distance of almost 35,000 km (2).

Therefore, human interference reaches the electromagnetic effects resulting from the geophysical construction of the Earth and its relationship to other bodies of the Universe. Without special justification, it seems reasonable to suppose that the physical nature of life could not have originated or organized apart from the electromagnetic conditions of the planet. Human activity in the creation of a new electromagnetic background on a terrestrial scale is an endeavor not included in the constructive functionality of the planet. The project is really ambitious and equally risky because it relates to the Earth’s total energy factor.”

CONSCIOUSNESS HAS A MATERIAL STRUCTURE – „Advances in the Physics of Life”, Fr. Włodzimierz Sedlak, PAX Publishing Institute, 1984, p. 259

„Electronicus knows” writes Sedlak, „that although not immediately, but certainly in the future, the zone of informational silence will be necessary, regardless of whether someone will feel electronicus or still sapiens. The extinction of information will be the only way to regenerate the integrated circuit and its subsystem – the brain. The mechanism has been calculated by the nature for a normal information supply, and not for an avalanche of production spurts thanks to man-made generators. „Informational hygiene” will be no less important research area than the means of generating information and their design and efficiency. Although technology knows no limits, apart from the strength of the material, the possibilities of the organism as an integrated circuit and the universal reception of information in the full band are finite.”

„Homo electronicus”, Fr. Włodzimierz Sedlak, PIW 1980.

Bibliography:

1. Włodzimierz Sedlak, „Possibilities of a holographic memory recording in the biological systems” in: „Summarium”, Reports of the Scientific Society of the Catholic University of Lublin, Vol. 1 (21) for the year 1972, Publishing House of the Scientific Society of the Catholic University of Lublin, Lublin 1974;
2. Włodzimierz Sedlak, „Bioelectronics 1967-1977”, PAX publishing institute, 1979;
3. Włodzimierz Sedlak, „Direction – the beggining of life. Birth of the silicon paleobiochemistry”, KUL Publishing house, Lublin 1985;
4. Włodzimierz Sedlak, „At the source of the new science. Paleobiochemistry”, common knowledge, Omega Contemporary Knowledge Library, Vol. 246, Warsaw 1973;
5. Włodzimierz Sedlak, „Homo electronicus”, National Publishing Institute, Warsaw 1980;
6. Janusz Sławiński, „Light – the shadow of God. Electromagnetism and certain ontological and eschatological problems”, UAM Faculty of Theology, Redakcja Wydawnictwa, Poznań 2007;