Properties of Bioplasma Bodies
Bioplasma bodies, composed of plasmas of dark matter particles, generate (dark) electromagnetic fields and radiate (dark) electromagnetic waves. Embedded in these bioplasma bodies are cells that function as "plasma antennae" which can tune-in and receive dark electromagnetic waves generated by other bioplasma bodies. (Plasma antennae are actually used today in some scientific laboratories.)
According to Dark Plasma Theory,
the bodies of plasma life forms that we encounter are molded by our expectations which radiate out from our own bioplasma bodies in the form of (dark) electromagnetic waves and are received by them through their embedded antennae. The nearer dark plasma life forms come to you the better they are able to tune-in to the thought waves (i.e. electromagnetic waves which are modulated by your thoughts) you are radiating out from your bioplasma body.
For example, in the Marian apparitions at Fatima (Portugal) in 1917, the children saw a ball of light resolving into a man-like angel as it got nearer to them. The total rest mass of a bioplasma body is very much lower than the physical-dense body. The extremely low rest mass can give the extremely tenuous bioplasma bodies a more pronounced macro-quantum effect and wave properties (compared to the more dense macroscopic objects in our visible universe) due to the well-known de Broglie relationship, particularly when they are not in motion or moving slowly. The properties of dark plasma life forms include the following:
- They can emit light (i.e. they are “self-luminous” and generate colorful auras and halos), reflect light (having a shiny appearance), appear to be black and opaque or alternatively transparent or translucent (allowing them to apparently materialize or dematerialize), depending on the interaction between the plasma frequency of the life form and the frequency of electromagnetic waves in the vicinity or emanating from within the plasma.
- They can generate ordinary plasma which produce electromagnetic fields and radiate electromagnetic waves when immersed in ordinary matter (for e.g. when surrounded by air which is composed of atoms of ordinary matter).
- The ordinary plasma component is responsive to electromagnetic fields and waves. The dark plasma component is responsive to dark electromagnetic fields and waves.
- The denser body of the life form, which varies from one plasma life form to another, resides within an ovoid which is enclosed by a bi-layered plasma (Langmuir) sheath.
- Double helical currents, aligned with the longer axis of their bodies may be discerned. They also have networks of filamentary currents within their bodies.
- They possess rotating orifices (or plasma vortexes) that suck in or spew out dark matter particles. They can emit beams of dark matter particles from these orifices.
- Their shapes can vary (hence they can shape-shift) but the most stable shape is the ball or ovoid of light. Shapes between a spheroid and a cylinder, or lenticular, are also possible as the plasma membrane is resilient and elastic and can be stretched by the denser matter inside. Just like amoeba they can generate temporary limbs (i.e. pseudopods).
- They can expand and contract quite significantly (i.e. size-shift) as they are tenuous (i.e. the particles are far and wide enabling significant changes in size by increasing or decreasing inter-particle distance).
- They are able to pass through each other in the same way that objects composed of collisionless plasma or dark matter do.
- They have very low total rest mass which results in significant wave properties.
- Misty irregularly formed primitive plasma life forms also exist.
Some ancient cultures have described bioplasma bodies which are coupled to our carbon-based bodies as "souls". This is not surprising due to their quasi-quantum behavior, their unusual methods of transport, apparent ability to effect action at a distance; and decoupling on the death of the carbon-based body. In this connection, we should note that the concept of plasma is a relatively modern one. The term "plasma" was coined by Irving Langmuir around 1929 and modern plasma physics only began in the twentieth century. A thousand years ago the concept of plasma did not exist, except perhaps in the primitive notion of the “fire element”.
Types of Encounters with Plasma Life Forms
Encounters with plasma life forms can be classified as follows:
Type 1 (Ordinary) Encounter: This is an encounter with the ordinary plasma component of the life form using the cognitive-sensory system of our carbon-based body in our familiar ordinarily visible Earth and using “ordinary sight”.
Type 2 (Dark) Encounter: This is an encounter with a dark plasma component of the life form using the cognitive-sensory system of our bioplasma body in Earth’s dark biosphere and using “dark sight”.
Type 3 (Superposed) Encounter: This is an encounter where there is dual awareness - both the cognitive-sensory systems of the carbon-based body and bioplasma body are operating. In this case, the dark component of the plasma life form in the counterpart Earth is superimposed on its ordinary plasma component; against the backdrop of both our ordinarily visible Earth and segments of Earth’s dark biosphere which are partially visible with our dark sight.
Behavior of Plasma Life Forms
Behavior can vary due to the diversity of plasma life forms. Plasma life (let's say with intelligence equivalent to octopuses) may express their curiosity by coming near to see or feel objects that seem strange to them from their frame of reference. More intelligent life forms (equivalent to the intellectual capacity of Homo sapiens or higher) may actually conduct experiments. Groups of plasma life forms may exhibit swarm behavior (similar to bats, birds and fishes) with synchronized movements.
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