The Beehive Effect begins by introducing you to the ancient knowledge of hive location and the electromagnetic fields that enhance a hive to levels of maximum potential. Feral bees locate over high energy zones. These zones which are part of a global electromagnetic frequency emission essential for all life. Humans thrive at the low frequency of about 7.83 Hz. However, earth frequency varies due to underground irregularities such as mineral deposits, wet or dry river beds, faults, lay lines and man-made electromagnetic disturbances. Geologists refer to these zones as geopathic stress. Colony insects "refer" to them as high frequency zones finding them of great benefit to their vitality and survival. Bees locate over these zones because the energy they emit is free; meaning, i.e., that it does not require work to be absorbed. In quantum physics, all energy exchange is information transfer. Free information transfer is highly advantageous to honeybee colonies of over 80,000 individuals living in a highly-condensed space. At the level of quantum mechanics, free energy reduces the colony's work which extends the vitality of the hive. Work reduction means less caloric intake for tasks that require high caloric expenditure, such as temperature maintenance for comb construction, incubation, winter heat, humidity within the hive and honey, vibratory communication and hive activities, pollination, foraging and protection from disease and parasites. Fundamentally, to perform a task, a spark of electromagnetic energy is required to generate a behavior, hence free energy is more desirable to the colony than food source location. In, The Beehive Effect, the effect of electromagnetic fields on hives is dealt with in depth. However, it is not the first cause that animates the narrative. Primary to the book's inception and throughout its development is my trust in the intuitive voice that guides me into frequency research, beekeeping and the question of hive sustainability. Before owning a hive, my research indicated that the sound of Hive A played to Hive B would elicit Hive A behavior in Hive B; Hive B achieves sustainability through frequency entrainment. What happens when the hive frequency entrains me, too? What I experience is the metaphysics (beyond mental structure) of quantum (discrete quantity of energy). "It's all the same thing," Dr. Rustum, Pennsylvania State University geochemist and materials science engineer, observes, "I don't want to be constrained by the separation between physics and metaphysics. I don't see that physics and metaphysics are the same thing. I see physics as a subset of metaphysics." As my search and research unfold, synchronicities, like a falling line of dominos, lay down before me the path I am to follow. I began to experience energy and healings beyond the realm of cause and effect. Science (qEEG technology) and Bee crossed on a computer-generated graph displaying the organizing effect of HealingBees CD sound on the brain. Bee spirit informs me it is time to re-awaken it in the mind of human beeings. I am invited to speak at a Robert Redford environmental event in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In my talk, I include mythological and archeological studies on the honeybee (Andrew Gough). The honeybee, for over 10,000 years, is worshipped from great mother to divine intermediary. My experiences, and other people's, inform me that the divine power of the hive has not diminished. One more thing required. I want to bring the bees into relationship with you. I want the bees to talk to you. In the Hive Stories, the bees talk about being a bee, its hazards and delights. This sets the bee on your hand and requires you to bee-come aware of her. The Beehive Effect: Ancient Rites Quantum Principles is a transitional book. We start at the altar of science, the Laboratory, and progress to a space where we experience sister bees as divine beings offering gifts from 200,000 years forward.
About the Author: A biography is a past tense listing of events. Who I am and what I've done is not meaningful today. HOW I do things NOW is. What I am learning in life is greater than degrees and job titles. I am learning that being kind in everything I do is what I want to be known for. My resume should be a list of each person, animal, plant and entity that I smiled at, pet, watered, sat by, laughed with. At the end of the day, I review how many people I hugged or greeted or who did I shy away from? Ugh. I don't chase life for an experience to define me: a postcard from Costa Rica waddling with the sand crabs on the beach. Life chases me with each smile I create for you to define me. You happen to me just like the honeybees do. And, when I look back I am grateful to you both. Thank you, Valerie