Sadly the above diagram does not express the total HDR box there is actually a "rubbing plate"
on the front of the unit.
Or the secondary circuit referred to as a "witness well" in the unit that is expressed on this page:
here
I had asked or referred to getting to a specific frequency for astral projection, but I finally found my description here:
How to Astral Time travel
To save you running to the link, I will quote the page:
"How to use Astral Time Travel
Many relaxation techniques help me attain a frequency of 7.9 that is great for astral time travel. Typically it can be a warm bath to relax and unwind, and soothing music.
This is not the Alpha state, but instead the Theta state which is close to a dream state. It is the Theta state that I use to attain Astral Time Travel. Using the theta state for astral time travel lets you gain an insight into future events.
The hard part is externalizing. I often have problems with this phase.
For some reason the hyper dimensional resonator that I bought from inventor Steven Gibbs helps boost my natural ability for astral travel by helping me externalize. Perhaps the magnetic field stimulates my brain or helps to calm me down."
In effect to explain to everyone here, the unit
DOES NOT RESONATE AT ANY FREQUENCY OTHER THAN 60hZ
The circuit needs to be "rectified" first, then filtered. Because every diagram shows a 110v outlet as the power source.
You need a clear DC power source to create a Sinusoidal Oscillation.
Creating an Oscilating circuit.
But never mind that.....
Apparently the unit allows a person to achieve a state of rest- that is resonant to the desired goals and that is calming to the user.The User resonates at the desired frequency.
This disconnect , Must be made for any understanding of the HDR theory.
The simple fact that, the user does not need this device except if the user needs "help" to achieve a state of rest and to be resonant.
This would of course assume that astral projection was real.
Should the entire subject matter be change to the concept of astral projection? I think so.