While positive change is much needed in healthcare today, there is something about this whole “med-bed” craze that has not been sitting right. Are these so-called ”miracle” beds all they’re piped up to be?

Here are some things you may want to consider before becoming gleeful about them, and certainly before hopping into one and submitting your entire biology to a technology that may not be in your best interest. I’m referring here to the ones that have been claimed by many to automatically heal the body to full capacity; not the beneficial light-therapy ones that have been popping up in spas around the world, or the helpful ones which have been used in hospitals for years, as you can read about below:

“Electric medical beds have accumulated almost one hundred years of history… It is, however, in the twenty-first century, that an unprecedented, innovative stage in the development of these devices has peaked, taking advantage of all technological means at the disposal of developers, and resulting in new vectors of added value for these products:

This stage can be referred to as the time of smart medical beds…

It is expected that these changes will continue to spread into further automation and design adaptations, with the smart bed becoming the heart of the smart patient-care environment of the future. The full potential of smart beds will not only be achieved with isolated technological or morphological advances, but when they are seamlessly integrated into the healthcare system, enabling more efficient efforts for caregivers, and more responsive environments for patients.”

—BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making: Smart medical beds in patient-care environments of the twenty-first century: a state-of-art survey

Yet just a few hours ago, Wikipedia (an unreliable “fact checking site”) updated it’s site to include this definition of Medbeds, probably because Trump recently posted a fake video about them; this article was in the works before that post:

“Medbeds (”medical beds” or “meditation beds”) are the subject of a conspiracy theory alleging there are beds that can cure any condition, but which have been kept secret from the general public…”

Today, we are at this stage where these beds, which have already been “normalized” in many medical communities, and are now considered “smart”—as you can imagine, this opens the door up to an array of harmful AI technologies—something that can be presumed to have already been built in “black projects” undisclosed to the public. This means that while these beds may have powerful effects, those effects may not be natural and could actually cause more long-term harm.

In addition, the common mass use of technologies that automatically heal anyone, is a direct affront to Natural Law. Not only due to the fact that the technology itself is not natural, but also because we have that capacity to heal ourselves if we would only take the time to get to know ourselves better. As we do this, we realize that life really is a school that we are meant to learn and grow from—it is not meant to be sterile, perfect, monotonous, and predictable—it can get challenging and messy and that’s what makes it so interesting. God set creation into motion for a reason. We experience the lows and highs, the joys and sorrows, the successes and the failures—and this is what gives our lives purpose and meaning, and then moves us to higher levels in a natural progression.

Another principle factor is karma—the Law of Cause & Effect. Because we are all unique, so too is our karma which is reflected in our health. When our health suffers, it’s an indicator that deeper reflection is needed in order to remove the root cause of the dis-ease. Our biological health acts as a gage and lets us know when we may not be making the best decisions—and that emotional, mental, dietary, and lifestyle changes may be needed to improve.

When we seek quick-fixes, we miss the lessons meant to help us grow and give us the insight and strength required to remove ourselves from the loops that continue to push us down destructive paths. Unfortunately, our culture has become addicted to these self-defeating quick-fixes and this is the current loop many of us are struggling to free ourselves from; while there are others who do not even realize that they are in a loop.

There’s also the fact that we have the ability to create naturally healing environments that follow nature’s patterns. This came to my mind as I was writing the recent article on Sonic Geometry—if we lived and worked in dwellings that were constructed in these naturally powerful ways, we would not have any need for things like “high”-tech “med-beds”, and could also do away with many pharmaceutical drugs and their too often horrendous side-effects.

When the actual structures we rely on emit constant frequencies of naturally healing light and sound as nature does, our bodies will also attune themselves to these patterns, unleashing dormant faculties and our own internal healing potentials to even greater degrees. That being said, this article does not discount the possibility of real and naturally effective “med-beds” if the designers who construct them follow these same natural patterns. However, that does not appear to be what’s happening now.

But none of what’s been discussed here so far is as near as concerning as the very likely scenario that these technologically driven “med-beds” have the potential— depending on their configurations, to offset our natural evolutionary cycles and turn us into partially synthetic beings.

Ancient civilizations—to their great detriment, experimented with this kind of technology and ended up separating themselves from natural evolutionary cycles, resulting in severe degradation on all levels and the destruction of their societies. Let’s get it right this time around!

As you probably already aware of, in many “black projects” the technology and knowledge that exists is on another level, and not a good one. They know how to erase memories and manipulate biology and consciousness toward their agendas. They’ve got nearly all of our physiology mapped out.

Here is a telling quote from a YT video promoting “med-beds” and claiming to be in contact with groups who have this information. While this may sound like a dream come true for some; to others such as myself, it sounds invasive and laden with manipulative language that is intended to gloss over the actual effects and intentions of it’s use. It’s veracity is highly questionable. The last three paragraphs are particularly alarming:

“These marvels of technology combine advanced diagnostics, regenerative capabilities, and precision healing mechanism. With a touch of ingenuity, they unveil a tapestry of medical possibilities that few could have ever fathomed.

Imagine a med-bed that serves as a diagnostic wizard peering into the depths of our bodies with unparalleled precision. Through sophisticated scanning techniques, it illuminates the intricacies of injuries and illnesses, unraveling mysteries with astounding accuracy.

The med bed’s diagnostic prowess unlocks the door to personalized and targeted treatments, ensuring tailored care for each individual but that’s not all Med beds possess regenerative Powers beyond belief.

Microscopic Warriors known as Nanobots stealthily navigate within the body repairing damaged tissues, rekindling cellular growth, and reawakening hope (?!). These tiny Guardians armed with revolutionary technology accelerate the healing process and rekindle the flickering flames of vitality. They restore energy to our weary bodies infusing life into once fading Spirits.

Med beds incorporate advanced energy restoration mechanisms by stimulating the production of adenosine triphosphate app and replenishing essential nutrients, they ensure the body’s energy levels are swiftly rejuvenated.

The med beds possess highly advanced pain management techniques—they employ targeted Drug Delivery systems and advanced neuros-stimulation methods to alleviate pain and discomfort experienced by the patient during the healing process” — Aurora Ray

This brings to mind a movie, The Uglies, that came out a couple of years ago. Because of the extreme levels of secrecy that these “black projects” operate under and the harsh punishment executed for failing to comply, movies and books presented as “fiction” has become a common way to disclose hidden information.

In the film The Uglies (also a book), society has gone full-blown dystopian and to the younger generations, who are born into a very regimented and oppressive system, it’s all they know. This leads them all, with the exception of a small minority, to behave like obedient drones. This video preview concludes this article and hopefully will inspire us all to thoroughly research any new technologies before submitting ourselves to them. This movie also highlights the importance of living naturally and spending time in nature.

Here’s a brief synopsis:

“The Uglies is the first novel in Scott Westerfeld’s young adult dystopian series, set in a future where all citizens undergo mandatory cosmetic surgery at age 16 to become “Pretties”.

The story follows Tally Youngblood as she awaits her surgery and learns about a group of rebels who reject the system. After a friend’s plea leads her to join them, she discovers the truth about the surgery and the dark secrets of her society, forcing her to choose between conforming or fighting for freedom and individuality.