I was ready to leave this thread be as I've already offered up plenty but your question about frequency relationship begs to be answered properly.

We are all familiar with Einstein's interchange formula E=mc2 which demonstrates all mass can be converted into energy and vice-versa.

All energy we have ever observed moves with a wave form motion. These waves have a length, frequency and wave shape.

The frequency relationship between any two given wave trains is the basis for all interaction in the universe. Your television picks up a broadcast? It's because it resonates with a specific wave frequency, channels 2-13 are between 54-216 Megaherz. Channel 13 broadcasts at a specific frequency. It will only be compatible with a receiver via frequency relationship

The cell phones everyone else owns also demonstrate this principle clearly. The cell phones use a duplex frequency set up. Two frequencies are in constant communication and broadcast on the cell phone speaker, one for each party so they can talk and hear each the other simultaneously.

Having given public addresses, you are probably familiar with the dreaded "feedback" of the microphone which makes an unbearable loud squelch. This is frequency relationship as well. When the microphone detects the broadcast audial frequencies at nearly the same time the speaker is speaking - the waves create a phase relationship which emerges as a distorted sound. This is because they create a frequency loop and each time the same frequencies are picked up and amplified, the louder it gets.

This is another example of regeneration which I discuss.

The difference between thoughts in your mind and broadcasts of a cell phone or television are primarily in the frequency of the signals. The electrical pulses in the brain and between synaptic centers travel with frequencies we cannot yet accurately measure.

The neurosurgeon may trigger thought by touching a portion of the brain during surgery with an instrument. What is happening? Does squeezing the brain cells trigger thought? Does each brain cell store thought?

No, brain cells die and regenerate just like other cells, albeit much more slowly than the 7 year cycle of the rest of one's body. The thoughts aren't in the cells!

The neurosurgeon by touching the cells, changes the fundamental frequency of the cell and this is much as if a television watcher started flipping the dial on his TV, however instead of different channels it triggers various memories or sensations based on whatever frequency it is currently expressing with. Brain cells are simply the receiver/transmitter of thought. Each portion of the brain will eventually be mapped far more precisely than it is now, and will identify thes various cell frequency potentials, beyond just mapping "this area seems to involve taste", "this area triggers euphoria" etc.

Those were the obvious ones. Now the less obvious.

The mouse is clicked by the finger. The nervous system broadcasts a signal and the cells respond. How exactly do they respond? What is it truly that tells that group of cells known as your finger to respond in a certain manner?

That's right...frequency relationship.

The nervous system carries wave forms and each of these wave forms has a frequency and a wave length. They travel in a vortical manner along your nerves. There is intelligence in these wave forms. They know whether to move the finger left, right, up down and precisely with what speed or pressure.

How does the finger interpret this data?

Well the muscle cells detect frequency. They, are just like brain cells in a sense. They detect this nervous systems electrical signal and interpret the command (based upon frequency) and respond to it as best they can - nearly instantaneously.

Your body is the working sum of trillions of frequency relationships! You couldn't live for one second without frequency relationship.

So now that you understand that frequency relationship is occurring within you and around you, you will realize that it is an essential part of your life.

Dystrophies? Alzheimers? Senility? All they byproduct of improper cellular frequency relationships. Aging brains are often impaired in their ability to resonate with certain frequencies. For many it simply means repetitive thoughts and actions, and a limited repertoire of communication:

"The weather is fine today isn't it?"

"Oh yeah, the weather is much better than last week."

Sometimes I feel like the Connecticut Yankee, displaced in time and space. I look at the hospitals and cringe, and at these times I feel like Doctor McCoy in The City on the Edge of Forever:

Oh, I'd give a lot to see the hospital.
Probably...
needles and...
sutures.
All the pain.
They used to hand-cut and sew people
like garments.
Needles and sutures...
all the terrible pain!

I feel guilty knowing these things when even my doctor does not. I share what I can here and there, but it's overwhelming. Curing cancer by realigning the cells frequency mechanism is not for this day or time.

Dyslexia? Ivnerted lteters? Frequency relationship again. The brain sends the signals to the fingers but somewhere along the way the signal gets distorted and the fingers type out of sequence - even though the brain originally sent an accurate signal. Age will do that to everyone to some degree. The faster you type the more likely your nervous system gets overloaded, processing these signals and these errors occur.

Yes, all energy moves via frequency relationships.

There is nothing "magical" or "made up" about it. A few centuries from now these things will be common knowledge - kids will spend time learning all about frequency relationships in lieu of the time spent on "global warming" or other nebulous political encroachments into the classroom.

As it stands only folks who work with electronics learn the basics of frequency and even these folks just don't experience the epiphany about the electronic nature of the universe.

So can a mind reach out and detect other thoughts and ideas?

Certainly.

Is it ESP? Not really there is nothing "Extra" about it. Everyone has this ability. Some simply develop it. And even those that develop it 99 times out of a 100 don't understand the science behind it.

Married couples finish each the others thoughts or spout the same thought aloud almost simultaneously - frequency relationship.

A child learning to speak by imitating sounds - frequency relationship.

Music and moods - frequency relationship.

Emotions - frequency relationship.

Me answering your post - frequency relationship.

;-)