Science behind the trivedi effect

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Science Behind The Trivedi Effect The Trivedi Science The "Trivedi Effect” is a natural phenomenon that, when transmitted by an individual, has the ability to transform living organisms and non-living materials to perform at an elevated level to serve a greater purpose. Mahendra Kumar Trivedi (commonly referred to as Mr. Guruji) was born with this unique ability to transform living and non-living matter. In 2009 he founded the non-profit organization The Trivedi Foundation™ to work with major research institutes and universities in order to establish a new scientific paradigm on this planet, through the application of The Trivedi Effect®. In collaboration with scientific researchers from various scientific fields in countries like India, USA, Australia, Canada and Germany, Mahendra Trivedi astonished the world with over 4,000 studies revealing phenomenal results by substantiating his distinct ability through scientific measurement, validation and documentation, eventually leading to several publications in several major peer-reviewed, international journals. These experiments can be viewed on the Trivedi Science™ website: www.trivediscience.com. Currently, Mahendra Trivedi, Dahryn Trivedi and Master Gopal are known to possess the ability to transmit the “Trivedi Effect®.” Impact on Agriculture Mahendra Trivedi transmitted energy to more than 40 different varieties of seeds, crops, plants and plant tissue culture cells without using any chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, weedicides or genetic engineering agents. The adaptive and evolutionary changes that occurred in these experiments were purely organic. The crops received only sunlight and water in addition to the energy transmission. Various experiments are being carried out under the “Dapoli Project” on crops like mustard, cow pea, horse gram, peanut, chili, eggplant, watermelon, patchouli, mango, cashew, cotton, okra, soybean and rice. The observations included an increased yield in crops of up to 500% and an enhanced immunity of more than 600%, including higher resistance to diseases caused by fungi, bacteria, pests and weeds. Also, an improvement in viability and luster by up to 300% was confirmed by bioluminescence tests. There were notable changes in adaptation and morphology. These adaptations were purely natural, unlike gene modifications performed in a laboratory. Biochemical parameters like chlorophyll a & b, auxin IAA and glutathione were greatly improved. These experiments also proved to improve the shelf-life of crops. Impact on Genetics Various experiments were conducted on over 40 plant species and 22 bacterial species with the help of DNA fingerprinting tests using RAPD analysis, SSR and 16 S rDNA. The results showed polymorphisms (alterations) in all DNA samples, which were tested with RAPD markers to the values of 69% in plants and 79% in bacteria. Some ongoing plant genetic experiments are being conducted on crops like tomato, brassica, cashew and cotton.


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