THE HISTORY OF PETER CHAPPELL, PC RESONANCE TECHNOLOGY AND PPDs
PPDs were invented by Peter Chappell after over 50 years of work on resonance for personal enhancement, work in which he continues to be active today.
Peter was born in the middle of World War II. He followed a technical education, and at 16 joined a manufacturing and research company that was on the leading edge of aircraft and rocket research. This was the legacy of Winston Churchill's efforts to help England to be strong and independent during the Cold War.
Thanks to an outstanding technical education, he enjoyed great opportunities and managed to gain high-tech work experience. By the time he was 22, he had an electronics engineering degree and was a research engineer in an R&D laboratory. There, electromagnetism became one of his specialities. In this job, he also came to understand the inner game of inventing.
He worked briefly at Boeing in the USA and then went to Cambridge University for a post-graduate course in control engineering.
He then turned to commercial inventions:
- An early magnetic card-based cash dispenser.
- An early word processor/internet type device, before the terms were even invented.
- He had his name attached to three patent at this point.
When he was about 28, he began a lateral shift into the practice of natural holistic medicine and homeopathy. He had discovered and found it to be logical and rational, with a precise process and a logical explanation of how health is created.
He realised that people often get sick from restrictive, limiting patterns of thought and emotions. Gradually, the restrictions move from the level of our mind into the level of the body as ‘stuckness', where they gradually turn into concrete symptoms and finally diseases as we grow older.
From 40 years of practice, he realised that helping people get healthy was really a way of helping them to
- function better
- perform better
- be successful
Peter spent the last decade of the last century teaching homeopathy and organising teams of homeopaths. With them he set up courses and professions in 20 countries where homeopathy either did not exist or was not very well developed.
This included a number of countries in the former communist block of Eastern Europe as well as in the Middle East and Central America. Millions of people gained access to homeopathy in their countries as a result of this team work. There are now professions and colleges which are continuously training people in many countries.
At the turn of the millennium, when he was 60 years old, Peter decided to move on and went to work in Ethiopia, treating AIDS exclusively. He gave up his practice, took out a loan and went to Africa where the AIDS epidemic was gathering momentum and seemingly nobody was focusing on a holistic approach using resonance to treat it. He sat in a clinic working in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia for a year and just treated patients with AIDS. From this he discovered that the resonance approach to AIDS was highly effective.
In the process of going around African countries giving demonstrations, running clinics and teaching, Peter went to Rwanda and applied the same ideas to the effects of genocide.
As far as he could judge, he was able to treat the long lasting emotional pain of genocide using resonance more effectively than any other treatment that had been used in the past 11 years.
Since that time, he and his colleagues have kept up the momentum to try and get this new approach to disease and violence implemented in Africa, because it has many advantages over the conventional medical approach. Peter is the chairman of a foundation dedicated to this purpose - www.arhf.nl
Greater People will also fund and support these endeavours.
From these experiences with resonance in Africa and with the help of some brilliant colleagues from around the world, Peter formulated PPD Resonance Technology and PPDs.
It took him approximately ten years from the inception of the idea to creating actual PPDs. There were many steps in the invention process, both in theory and practice. The core is a deep understanding of the mental processes of human beings.
