Chapter 3: The Information Dimension of Liquids

Essential oils are not just biochemical mixtures; they behave like living liquids capable of receiving, storing, and transmitting information.

This idea, which at first glance seems poetic, gains scientific consistency when we look at how liquids are internally organized. In this light, a NEOS mixture becomes a dual carrier:

1. Chemistry: The active molecules.

2. Information: The matrix or program it carries.

3.1. Liquid as a Dynamic Network

On a microscopic scale, liquids are dynamic networks. Recent research using Correlated Vibrational Spectroscopy (CVS) allows us to "see" how molecules differentiate based on their role in the network. This supports the idea that a liquid has micro-structures capable of carrying subtle signatures—and therefore, information.

3.2. Water as an Information Medium: Aquaphotomics

Aquaphotomics studies how water interacts with light. Basically, water "changes its spectral voice" depending on the context. For essential oils, this suggests that the signature of a therapeutic program (Matrix) could be "read" as an informational code within the liquid structure itself.

3.3. Coherence in Liquids

Quantum electrodynamics models have introduced the idea of "Coherent Domains": regions where molecules oscillate synchronously, like a laser. The relevant takeaway is that a liquid can acquire internal order sensitive to subtle stimuli. This is the premise for storing and transmitting information.

3.4. Liquid and Electromagnetic Signals

There is persistent evidence in scientific literature suggesting that dilute solutions can emit electromagnetic signals. In NEOS practice, this supports the hypothesis that the Matrix imprinted in a mixture has a physical substrate of manifestation.

3.5. "Liquid Intelligence"

Emerging theories view biological liquids not just as solvents, but as processing systems that orchestrate energy transfer. The liquid acts as a bridge, synchronizing cellular processes through light and frequency.

3.6. The Matrix in NEOS Practice: From Program to Effect

In the NEOS laboratory, Psycho-informational Matrices (Matrix)—developed by Professor Albert Ignatenko—are applied at the formulation stage. They encode a therapeutic intention (e.g., "Inner Peace") and order the field of the mixture.

In practice, this signature translates into:

• Physiological responses: Improved HRV (Heart Rate Variability) and reduced cortisol.

• Psychological states: A sense of calm, focus, and safety.

• Behavioral alignment: Better sleep and breathing rhythms.

3.7. Why This Matters

Integrating the information dimension explains why the same biochemical profile can produce different effects depending on who created it and how. NEOS mixtures become vehicles of integration: The chemistry initiates change at the cellular level, while the Matrix supports coherence at the soul level.

📌 Expert Information & References

• Flór M. et al. (2024) / Roke S. (EPFL): Correlated Vibrational Spectroscopy (CVS) providing a new picture of charge distribution in liquids.

• Aquaphotomics (Tsenkova R.): The interaction of water with light as a spectral "language."

• Coherent Domains (Del Giudice, Preparata): Quantum theory supporting the existence of ordered domains in water.

• Montagnier L. et al. (2009): Electromagnetic signals in aqueous solutions.

• Prof. Albert Ignatenko: Developer of the Psycho-informational technologies (Matrix) applied in the NEOS laboratory.