How this blend of science and spirituality might unlock your hidden potential

DNA activation is a topic that is gaining momentum. For months, I have come across it in various ways on social media and in conversations, and repeatedly I have sidestepped it. It resonates with sci-fi, a topic that interests me as much as Grand Prix motor racing. However, our earthly existence is currently being overtaken by many sci-fi-like phenomena, such as faceless AI becoming the authority on everything, and I have come to accept and even turn curious about some sci-fi twists, such as DNA activation. Heck, this could turn out to be interesting, or speak to new human potential.

We are increasingly learning that we are much more than physical beings. We are also energetic in nature. While some are already aware of this, others are baffled by new scientific discoveries and breakthroughs, such as plants communicating with one another or a Japanese man who dates and marries a hologram, challenging a common belief that reality is entirely physical. It may be difficult to embrace that an unseen, energetic world is as real as your hands and feet. I get it. If that’s you, sometimes the best thing you can do is say, I’m open to the new. I may not understand it, but I am open to listening and exploring.

Let’s take a quick tour back to science class, as we need to understand the biological part to get the metaphysical role in DNA activation.

DNA is genetic information residing inside the body’s cells, containing instructions for how to build you as a human being. At the moment of conception, your father and mother each contribute 23 chromosomes to your DNA when the sperm fertilizes the egg. You possess a total of 46 chromosomes in the zygote, which is the first cell formed. Each chromosome consists of 2 strands of DNA linked together by hydrogen bonds, creating the well-known DNA double helix. Each human cell therefore contains 92 strands (2 x 46 chromosomes) loaded with genetic information. After conception, the initial cell divides, multiplying into many cells, and the creation of new cells from that point on relies on the original DNA instruction, meaning your DNA remains the same for your entire life. Amazing, right?

But… that’s not all. It turns out that we only use about 2% of our DNA. Decades ago, scientists dubbed the remaining 98% “junk DNA” as it lacks an obvious biological function. Perhaps it is human nature to label what we don’t understand disparagingly.

98% junk… that is a lot of garbage. If you ask me, nature does not make mistakes, and some scientists and metaphysical practitioners are now beginning to form an understanding of the purpose of this latent DNA.

It is believed that the double helix is a biological reflection of a much vaster multi-dimensional code and that the unused strands are waiting to be fully activated. In other words, the conception moment isn’t merely a biological merger of parental chromosomes but also an instant where divine light codes, ancestral imprints, your soul mission, higher dimensional awareness, and other esoteric, less-understood frequencies are encoded into your DNA. And activating this “junk” DNA could reveal the blueprint for your spiritual evolution and help fulfill your highest potential.

But how? How do we activate all this junk, all this potential?

The sun is helping us, without us asking, perhaps as a stroke of evolutionary luck or ingenuity. We are currently in Solar Maximum (see my blog post, What Is Solar Maximum), and very frequent, powerful solar flares radiate light codes into the earth’s magnetic field. These solar emissions no one can escape, and they carry significant aftereffects. One seems to be DNA activation.

To summarize, the sun activates dormant light codes in our DNA, revealing our highest spiritual potential.

It remains to be determined if what we once regarded as a mistake, as “junk,” might be a golden nugget of evolution. Perhaps DNA activation appears now because we are ready, ready to accept the ancient and cosmic wisdom stowed away in our DNA. Personally, I reserve a bit of skepticism while remaining open to what unfolds. As always, the proof is in the pudding.