Frequency Collection
and Collation
The database contained 13,266 programs that John collected from different sources.
Project Background
Around 2012, when John White began developing Spooky2 software, one of the first practical challenges was the lack of a unified frequency database.
A considerable amount of frequency information already existed, but it was scattered across websites, books, historical frequency lists, and records kept by individual researchers.
John began collecting frequencies and gradually organizing them into Spooky2 software. The goal was to create a meaningful collection that users could search, examine, update, and continually improve.
Frequency Database in One Minute
Frequency collection involves gathering existing frequency information from different systems and organizing it into a searchable database.
Spooky2 brings different frequency sources together in one software system, allowing users to search programs and identify their source categories.
John’s Core Work
Bringing Together Frequencies from Different Sources
John collected existing frequencies from different sources and brought them into the Spooky2 database system.
Sources included CAFL, RIFE, HC, KHZ, ETDFL, and other collections developed by different researchers and communities.
Writing Descriptions for Frequency Entries
After collecting frequency numbers, John and his team wrote descriptions for each frequency entry, giving users more context than a number or name alone.
Helping Users Identify Frequency Sources
Spooky2 uses separate names to identify different frequency sources. Users can explore all sub-databases or select specific sources.
Making the Database Searchable and Usable
Users can search relevant programs in one software system, identify source categories, and access corresponding programs.
Continuing to Expand as New Material Becomes Available
- Adding new programs.
- Improving program names and descriptions.
- Combining duplicate entries.
- Removing unreliable content.
- Updating entries based on feedback.
Project Outcomes
As of October 13, 2026, the database contained 13,266 programs that John collected from different sources. The names and program counts for those sources can also be viewed in Spooky2 software.
| Database | Source / Content | Program Count |
|---|---|---|
| ALT | Programs based on Ayurvedic knowledge and practice, solfeggios, and planetary frequencies. | 44 |
| BIO | A collection of frequencies based on Russian frequency research. | 4,527 |
| CAFL | The Consolidated Annotated Frequency List, accumulated from years of Rife experimenter experience. | 1,048 |
| ETDFL | A collection of programs researched in bioresonance clinics in Germany. | 3,596 |
| HC | The Dr. Hulda Clark database. | 190 |
| KHZ | A collection of higher frequencies from Dr. Hulda Clark. | 194 |
| PROV | A collection of programs developed from Prov-related frequency research. | 48 |
| RIFE | Original frequencies associated with Dr. Royal Raymond Rife. | 26 |
| RUSS | Programs extracted from various Russian databases. | 731 |
| SD | Programs derived from biofeedback scans using Spooky Digitizer. | 37 |
| VEGA | A collection of frequencies based on Russian frequency research. | 156 |
| XTRA | A collection of programs from various sources selected for their reputation. | 2,669 |