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is due to a phenomenon called resonance.
MaryAnn Kilmartin, a bioresonance expert in Sail Diego, talked to Bellantoni about the ideas of Carlo Rubbia who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1984. According to Kilmartin, Rubbia calculated that we are one billion parts light to one part matter.
Kilmartin explains, ‘Human beings are basically all light. We look like we are all matter because we are hard-wired to see the particle nature of light. As you recall, light has two forms: particle (solid) and wave (frequency). We feel light however because we are in resonance with light in its wave form. That is what we mean when we talk about feeling red/anger/energy.’”
‘The irony is that color impacts us in ways we cannot see, but it affects how we feel and how we behave,” concludes Bellantoni. When we walk into a red room, it is as if the color red and the human body become two resonating tuning forks. Like a note, our whole system begins to ‘hum’ redphysically, psychologically, and emotionally.”
Rappahannock resident Alan Dranitzke had the opportunity to attend one of Bellantoni’s workshops in Mexico last year. Remarked Dranitzke, “I was surprised at how much I learned from Patti after taking her workshop last
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