A Simple Feel-Better Hack: Kimberly Shares Her Aha Halo Experience
When Kimberly briefly mentioned Aha Halo in a video, many viewers asked her to share more. In response, she created a closer introduction to the device, the frequency wellness background she associates with it, and the way she uses it in everyday life.
Kimberly’s Introduction to Frequency Wellness
Kimberly introduces Aha Halo as a handheld scalar frequency device. Before demonstrating the product, she provides some background on Royal Rife and the frequency machines associated with his work.
She describes traditional Rife machines as large and expensive devices that have been used for frequency-based sessions for many years. Kimberly also shares a personal experience from when she lived in Redmond, Oregon. Through a friend of a friend, she found someone in her local community who offered Rife sessions and tried one herself.
According to Kimberly, people offering this type of session may sometimes be found through personal recommendations rather than conventional advertising.
She then explains frequency technology from her own perspective. Kimberly describes the body as having its own individual frequency patterns and says that frequency technology is designed to interact with those patterns. In her view, this interaction may relate to mood, state of being, health, and physical well-being.
What Stands Out to Kimberly About Aha Halo
Kimberly repeatedly highlights three qualities:
- Portability
- Ease of use
- Affordability
She describes Aha Halo as small, compact, and easy to carry. It can be placed in a pocket, carried inside a purse, held in the hand, or kept nearby on a table.
She explains that she can run a program while sitting nearby and crocheting. This allows the device to remain close while she continues with an ordinary activity.
Kimberly also mentions that she knows other people who place Aha Halo in a pocket and carry it with them throughout the day.
The particular Aha Halo shown in Kimberly’s video could hold up to 30 programs. (With the latest software and firmware updates, Aha Halo now supports up to 50 programs).
During her software demonstration, she shows that her own device had 29 of the 30 available program spaces filled.
She explains that although the device stores a limited number of programs at one time, the computer software contains many more options. Users can choose which programs they want and load those selections onto the device.
Kimberly summarizes the process simply: connect Aha Halo to the computer, choose the desired programs in the software, and load them onto the unit for later use.
Carrying Aha Halo Throughout the Day
Toward the end of the video, Kimberly returns to the portability of the device.
She gives a lighthearted example of selecting what she calls the “love frequency,” putting Aha Halo in her purse, and carrying it while going about her regular activities.
Kimberly says the device has a one-meter radius, which she also describes as a reach of approximately three feet. She gives a lighthearted example of selecting what she calls the “love frequency,” placing Aha Halo in her purse, and carrying it while going about her regular activities.
She shares her personal impression that people seem especially pleasant when she carries the device while using the love-focused frequency.
She also says that Aha Halo remains charged for a long time, allowing her to carry it throughout the day while a program continues to run.
