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             \author[1]{Maria  Kuman}

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\date{\small \em Received: 16 December 2018 Accepted: 31 December 2018 Published: 15 January 2019}

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This article discusses procreation and provides scientific evidence that procreation involves not only the DNA. When all the DNA was removed from an unfertilized tadpole cell and then with special equipment information projected from a fully developed tadpole â??" a tadpole developed. Obviously, information for the development of a fertilized cell into an embryo exists. The type of field created by the special equipment was nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF) and this is the weak (informational) field the author of this article measured for almost 40 years. (The weak (informational) electromagnetic field must be nonlinear not to dissipate). The idea that such informational field must exist can be traced back to Aristotle and was vigorously supported by the renowned biologist Rupert Sheldrake who called it ?morphogenetic field?. More scientific findings prove the presence and existence of such informational field (NEMF). Based on DNA studies of the human genes, the author claims that the different appearance of different races came from adaptation to the different climate of different places on planet Earth.

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\keywords{procreation; procreation and informational field; morphogenetic field; nonlinear electromagnetic field; our quantum computer.}

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\section[{Introduction}]{Introduction}\par
he renowned biologist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake, Chief of Laboratory for Biochemical Molecular Studies in Cambridge, UK, postulated that there should be a "morphogenetic field" containing information about the final shape of the embryo, which guides its development. He did this to explain how an egg cell develops into three-dimensional structure. However, trials to measure the "morphogenetic field" failed \hyperref[b0]{[1]} and I know why they fell. I developed and patented equipment that allows me to measure this weak NEMF. The currents of it are 1,000 times weaker than the biocurrents of the body. It is informational field, which rules and regulates everything in the body through the information it carries, not through energy.\par
"Morphogenetic fields" exist in crystals, too, and rule the growing of the crystals. Also, the fact that once the monkeys in one island learn to wash the sweet potatoes before to eat them, the monkey on adjacent islands started doing it too, means that there is a wireless communication between them. Paul Davis in his book The Cosmic Blueprint \hyperref[b0]{[1]} writes: "The nature of morphogenetic fields is completely mysterious from the life measuring it, I can tell you there is nothing mysterious in it -it is a nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF), but it is weak.\par
Being nonlinear means that this field does not dissipate with time and it can pass through obstacles (walls or doors). Seeing with the mind is done through this NEMF. It allows us to see regardless the distance (in space or time) or existing obstacles on the way. It is three-dimensional holographic vision \hyperref[b1]{[2]}. If the so-called "morphogenetic field" carries information about the final three-dimensional shape of the embryo and guides its development, it must be able to carry three-dimensional holographic image of the embryo. Three-dimensional holographic images are created with laser waves, and the waves of the weak informational NEMF are able to do this.\par
The idea of existence of such field can also be found in ancient Greece in the teaching of Aristotle. Aristotle believed that the development and functioning of living organisms is guided and controlled by a global plan, which guides the body to a designated end. He extended this philosophy to the cosmos as a whole. "The whole Universe was created as a gigantic organism unfurling in a systematic and supervised way toward its prescribed destiny." \hyperref[b0]{[1]} II. 
\section[{Is it only the DNA?}]{Is it only the DNA?}\par
Scientists found that if one of the spirals of DNA is damaged or part of it missing, it will be restored within two hours through comparison with the existing whole spiral. However, recent studies \hyperref[b2]{[3]} found that even when both spirals are damaged or parts of them missing, they will be restored. There is no explanation how, but there should be something carrying the whole information.\par
Also, Russian scientists found that when from an unfertilized egg the entire DNA, which carries the hereditary information, was sucked out, and then with a torsion generator information introduced from an already developed ted-pole -a ted-pole developed with all its parts \hyperref[b3]{[4]}. Therefore, not the DNA, the primary factor in the procreation is the information carried by the weak NEMF.\par
And this information is what restores the DNA when both spirals of DNA are damaged or missing. Who carries this information? The author of this article, after measuring the human nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF) for almost 40 years, claims that the weak  
\section[{Maria Kuman}]{Maria Kuman}\par
Author: PhD, Holistic Research Institute, 1414 Barcelona Dr., Knoxville, TN 37923, USA. e-mail: holisticare@mariakuman.com view point of physics." After I have spent 40 years of my nonlinear electromagnetic field (NEMF), which rules and regulates everything in the body, carries all the information necessary for the procreation. 
\section[{III.}]{III.}\par
The Joke with DR. WATSONS Dr. Watson, who took Nobel Prize with Dr. Crick for revealing the double helix structure of DNA, married an 18 years-old female student 13 years later. She was 20 years younger than him and she married the genius Watson to have genius children. What a bad joke. The first son was diagnosed with manic-depressive schizophrenia; the second was normal, but not genius in any way. Maybe, indeed it is not only the DNA that makes procreation to happen.\par
IV. 
\section[{DNA and NEMF}]{DNA and NEMF}\par
It seems that when the weak NEMF (that carries the information) enters an ovarian cell, the fertilization is considered successful and the procreation can start. The material DNA is not enough for the procreation to takes place. Thus, the three-dimensional future individual is synthesized under the NEMF guidance. Maybe, this weak NEMF is the so-called Spirit -all religions teach that we are material body and Spirit.\par
How weak is this NEMF? As said, it is 1,000 times weaker than the biocurrents of the body. The author had to develop supersensitive equipment to be able to measure it. Since this NEMF is too weak to be measured with existing equipment, the scientists deny its existence. Another reason to deny its existence is -it is stored in the Subconscious and we don't have conscious awareness of it.\par
The waves of this weak NEMF (called Spirit) are basis of the operating in the Subconscious Quantum Computer, which from the Subconscious rules and regulates everything in the body. From hypnosis, which puts the conscious to sleep and allows access to the Subconscious, we know that our Subconscious Computer (when the Conscious is shut off) does calculations 10,000 times faster than our Conscious.\par
This makes the Quantum Computer of the Subconscious supercomputer because it works with waves, which are much faster. These are the waves of our NEMF and they make the speed of processing of our Quantum Computer 10,000 times faster than the calculations done in our Conscious. Since our Conscious works on biochemical basis and our digital computers work on chemical basis, this makes our Conscious Computer a Digital Computer.\par
Since the Quantum Computer operates with waves, it can connect us to the Universe, it can connect us with each other (telepathic connection), and it can connect us (telepathically) with animals and plants. We are body and Spirit (NEMF) and the more spiritual we are, the higher is the frequency of our NEMF \hyperref[b1]{[2]} and easier it is to get in touch and use the Quantum Computer of our Subconscious, which works with the waves of our NEMF (called Spirit).\par
V. 
\section[{Dr. Watson Racist Statements}]{Dr. Watson Racist Statements}\par
Let us go back to Watsons. Why was such a bad joke played to Watsons? It was to show them that DNA is not everything. As we showed in the article \hyperref[b5]{[6]}, we are Body and Spirit, and the Mind and intellect come with the Spirit (the NEMF), not so much from the DNA.\par
Unfortunately, Dr. Watson didn't get it. Watson later made racist statement that the Africans are lower grade people because their IQ tests are lower. Black people got offended and ascribed this to environment (not DNA) and they were right. We are going to show in this article how the races developed based on DNA studies, only. And this will prove that there is no place for racist statements.\par
VI. What DNA Studies Say about the Origin of Races?\par
Three Italian genetic specialists L. L. Cavalli-Sforza, P. Menozi, A. Piazza were paid by UNESCO for 17 years to travel all over the planet, study the human genes, and map them. They did and they publish their results in the book History and Geography of the Human Genes \hyperref[b5]{[6]}.\par
Since the dark-skin Africans have the same features (dark skin and small-curls hair) as the Australian aborigines, the genetists expected to find common genes in both populations regardless how far these places are. However, their genetic studies \hyperref[b5]{[6]} did not find any common genes between the Africans and the Australian aborigines -none, whatsoever.\par
They publish their results without comments. However, since both populations live at the same geographic latitude, obviously when adapting to its tropical hot climate, they developed the same featuresdark skin and small curls hair. The Ethiopians of East Africa have the same dark skin and small curls hair as the Australians and the West Africans because they live at the same hot tropical climate.\par
However, if the Ethiopian facial features are different from these of the West Africans, it is because one of the Ethiopian tribes, Oromo, came from the Pacific, as Ethiopian ancient texts say. However, living at the equatorial hot tropical climate for many thousands of years, when trying to adapt to it, they acquired the same dark skin and small-curls hair.\par
Let us, now, take as an example the Mongoloid race. The Eskimo, who live far to the north, have the same slanted eyes as the Mongoloid race. Probably, the slanted eyes were developed as adaptation to the strong reflection of the sun light from the snow. With time, some of these northern tribes moved south to present day Mongolia, China, Korea, Japan, but the slanted eyes stayed with them.\par
Let us, now, take as an example the white race. They lived at latitudes between the northern Eskimo and the southern black race. And when adapting to their environment with less sun and cold winters, they developed the features that are specific for them -white skin and narrow nostrils to decrease the flow of cold air.\par
Thus, I truly believe that there was one prototype of humans on Earth at the beginning. The different races developed when adapting to the dramatically different climates of different areas and we have genetic studies to prove it \hyperref[b1]{[2]}. VII. 
\section[{Conclusion}]{Conclusion}\par
Considering the above, racial discrimination does not make any sense because we are the same people. If some of us look different, it is because their ancestors lived at different geographic latitude for thousands of years and adapting to these conditions they developed different appearance.			\footnote{( )K © 2019 Global JournalsProcreation -Is it only the DNA? Origin of the Races} 		 		\backmatter  			  				\begin{bibitemlist}{1}
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