TORONTO - TelAve -- What if the ancient practice of speaking in tongues was more than a spiritual mystery—and instead a biological key to renewal? In his groundbreaking new book, The Forgotten Code: Speaking in Tongues as the Key to DNA Renewal, author Jon Viccar explores the fascinating intersection of faith, sound, and science to uncover how ancient spiritual practices may influence the body at the cellular level.

For centuries, glossolalia has been viewed as divine speech by believers and dismissed as meaningless babble by skeptics. But new insights from neuroscience, epigenetics, and sound therapy suggest a startling alternative: that the rhythmic, surrendered sounds of prayer might literally reprogram the brain, reduce stress, and activate healing pathways within human DNA.

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Viccar draws from historical research, modern brain imaging, and firsthand testimonies to present a compelling vision of how sound and faith converge.

Inside The Forgotten Code, readers will discover:

• The hidden history of speaking in tongues across cultures and centuries.
• How sound and vibration affect cells, DNA, and emotional well-being.
• What modern brain scans reveal happens during glossolalia—and why it matters.
• The surprising scientific links between prayer, neuroplasticity, and genetic expression.
• Real stories of transformation, healing, and peace through spiritual utterance.
• Practical steps to integrate these insights into daily life for mind-body renewal.

Whether you are a lifelong believer, a curious skeptic, or a seeker navigating between science and spirit, The Forgotten Code challenges assumptions and opens the door to a new understanding of prayer, sound, and human potential.

"This book isn't about superstition," says Viccar. "It's about rediscovering the deep biological intelligence hidden inside ancient spiritual practices—and what they reveal about who we really are."

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About the Author

Jon Viccar is a multidisciplinary author whose work explores the intersections of science, faith, and consciousness. With a background in entrepreneurial innovation and decades of research into human performance and spirituality, Viccar brings a unique lens to the dialogue between ancient wisdom and modern discovery.