" If you want to understand the universe...think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration " -- Nikola Tesla

@kayskidf1

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKennethFord maybe.

@jester4886

4 жыл бұрын

Finish the quote smart guy

@willypen8613

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKennethFord That's about it minus awareness inn your case ha! ha! Come on that's funny!

@grahamnalepa4622

4 жыл бұрын

@@RyanKennethFord Yes, you ARE a node. With birkeland currents flowing through you. Electromagnetize much?

@grahamnalepa4622

4 жыл бұрын

Anyone who thinks we don't live in an electric universe should LITERALLY have their head examined 😂

I have worked in audio my entire life and this documentary is invigorating. Most of my career has been in communications/marketing/entertainment, but I was hired by a research lab a year ago and it is inspiring to get to dive deeper into these technologies.

@libbythatsall2839

4 ай бұрын

Sound makes movement, it can lift things. 😮 That is what I would call ‘power knowledge’ in my opinion. ♾️☀️

@Trux3d

2 ай бұрын

Sound is the future of medicine

It's funny how this physicist musician combines his two passions. I'm a musician and a trucker and I've discovered that somewhere around a third of the way inside an empty trailer is the most acoustically perfect spot. Lol.

@shadybaby281

Жыл бұрын

👌!!!!

@juwbone

Жыл бұрын

While it is not a direct comparison, your comment reminded me of a protocol in setting up rooms for optimum sound reproduction that is known as the rule of thirds. It is intended to give a good starting point to establish the relationship between listener, loudspeakers and front & rear walls within a room. You divide the room into three equal sections along it's length, the loudspeakers are placed along one division and the listening position along the other.

@PaulTheSkeptic

Жыл бұрын

@@juwbone Hm. That's interesting. I'd like to know more about that. I've heard how important speaker placement is but I don't really know why or where to best put them. Do you have a link or something?

@wrsongs1

Жыл бұрын

I am a musician and singer. I cleaned the interior of chemical tankers (tractor trailer type) and railroad tankers for twenty years and was able to produce short harmonies of two or three notes by sounding each note at less volume and then listening for the ring. I remember the new guys who cleaned the tankers with me always asking me to repeat things I would say especially if we were at opposite ends of a tank then as time went by they were able to hear through the reverb. : )

@PaulTheSkeptic

Жыл бұрын

@@wrsongs1 I've seen others harmonize with their own reverb like that in like, very acoustically designed historical landmarks. I think towers actually do that the best. But I never thought about that. Yeah it must bounce around for a WHILE inside those things. That's like the perfect reverb chamber. Ever seen these "whisper dishes"? They often have them at science museums. Two big radar dish shaped things pointed at each other from 100 feet or so away. Then there's this circle held by an arm that's the conjunction of all the directed sound. If you whisper the slightest thing into your circle, your buddy will hear it if he has his ear in his circle. Even from a very long way off. Maybe it works more like that. Maybe you need to whisper to your co workers. Just tell them first. You don't want it to get weird. Lol. Or maybe you do I don't know. Just make sure to follow state laws and company guidelines.

I feel validated for every time I turned the radio down to see better while driving.

@doughnutask4763

Жыл бұрын

Yes and every time I close my eyes to hear something better (not while driving though! 😂)

@stephen-paulortiz768

Жыл бұрын

I love this comment

@vickymarinou6271

Жыл бұрын

So true

Sound literally is healing. Besides music being the most obvious and common form of this, sometimes when I feel.sick or in pain, I do a low hum like "ommmmmm" in a very low note and frequency, and the vibrations from my chest actually make my entire body feel so much better.

@yash1152

Жыл бұрын

"Aum" (pronounced: "a......um..." where ellipses mean hold the preceeding sound )- search about it... the sound which comes from body, ....

@knomhd7688

Жыл бұрын

Is that why babies love it when their mothers sing for them?

@EverTheTwain

Жыл бұрын

Garret, I do that too

@goingsnakespiritchaser

Жыл бұрын

@@EverTheTwain cool to know I'm not the only one!

@machupichu5201

Жыл бұрын

I saw a similar video of how the sound of om creates the Sri yantra pattern. Hindus and Vedas have stressed the importance of mantras or sound energy since centuries. Sound was used to levitate rocks to create temples and as a way to moksh or enlightenment. I have seen my own grandfather levitate during meditation.

I have adhd and use sound to actually bring my senses into order to process. Loud white noise will make food taste better to me since my focus is only on the white noise instead of every little thing in the world pulling me away. This video is very interesting.

@matthewdepasquale8732

Жыл бұрын

That's very interesting that you do that in going to try it

It's crazy how those are the same patters but with colors , you see when you take psycedelics and listen to music with you're eyes closed. You could actually see the music.

@matthewdepasquale8732

Жыл бұрын

When you take DMT you can really see those shapes and how they on a micro scale build upon each other layer by layer and that's what builds the things we know as reality

@GarryGri

Жыл бұрын

Um, you mean people can't normally 'see' that when they close there eyes and listen to music!? i thought that was just a normal responce to music.

@OGOXY

Жыл бұрын

Brooo id never thought of that before your totally right omfg

@tekstyliaabc24

Жыл бұрын

@@GarryGri it is normal, in my case too. when i close eyes and hear voices, i see colours. music is colorfull and creates moving shapes, but for example strange voice can appear as the terrible blink of the white light

@botezsimp5808

Жыл бұрын

@@tekstyliaabc24 you should get your brain checked that's not normal

Absolutely love documentaries like this one. They take you away from the humdrum and allow you some insight into what other people are doing and going through. Nice one Spark.

@mafaldabalca6459

Жыл бұрын

A música é uma força da vida.. *** a música é universal e une as pessoas... *** a música transporta-nos mais além... 🙈🙉🙊🔆🔆🔆🙏👾

I had a "trip" in the late 1960's in which I saw sound and heard sight ~~ It was amazing! Love the Sonic Magic!

@paullafaele

Жыл бұрын

Interesting

@cathyboyce6457

Жыл бұрын

It was!

@juwbone

Жыл бұрын

Synesthesia!

@GodSpeaksInMath

Жыл бұрын

I coined the term Cymatic Light Pattern on youtube in 2018 with my Saturn Hexagon Discovery...wrote a scientific paper about it.

The blind guy is just amazing. What a beautiful human being! And parents that did not "cushion" his life - they allowed him to take some hits. WOW

@bruceolga3644

Жыл бұрын

Ewe huemans should...do that more.....

@elizabethstiglet6780

Жыл бұрын

Be careful who we lisen too. God is infinite.

@brettvv7475

Жыл бұрын

@@elizabethstiglet6780 God not real

@craigb8228

Жыл бұрын

I'm confused, did someone ask a blind person to draw? A plan? He succeeded.

@Heremy

Жыл бұрын

Oh shut up peter smoker

The shaping and holding of matter with sound waves is neato.

I’m especially intrigued with levitating objects with sound, using sound in bloodless surgery, was also blown away with the so-called “Cymascope”(?) mentioned around 3:09

@versag3776

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, this is the future! Surgeries without surgery. Cancer can be ablated with a combination of frequencies between 110khz and 300khz and its 11 th harmonic. Brainwaves alpha is at 10khz and can be simulated by binaural beats.

@yurigansmith

Жыл бұрын

It looks a bit like electron orbitals. And that's not a coincidence.

@HatlessAtlasHA

Жыл бұрын

@@yurigansmith Certainly not a coincidence a'tall, sir.

@versag3776

Жыл бұрын

@@yurigansmith is anything coincidence to someone who can see parallels connecting everything? I'd be Interested to see an actual election orbital.

@nortonhollows8084

Жыл бұрын

@@versag3776 hmm, thought provoking 👌

I love the no noise landscapers. Ive always apposed leaf blowers. And lawn mowers and weed wackers. Serious noise pollution most aren't aware of. Happy people are waking up to the subtleties. And the clicking blimd guy isnt the first. There is a young black man who did this with extreme accuracy. He could identify objects from clicking just like this guy.

@manuellubian5709

Жыл бұрын

A famous musician once did that. My friend's mom used to work for Ray Charles. She said that's how he navigated around his office and (from what she was told) even, his apartment. He navigated his way around by using a series of claps, check 'clacks', and musical, 'scats'. The other thing she told me was that both he and Stevie Wonder could, 'see' color. Both men interestingly enough could also, describe attributes of the color.

@nathanielbravo4464

Жыл бұрын

Cool, we have the same last name and I'm related to Ronnie Milsap... But, there's a blind young man who can see everything although he's totally blind, he doesn't use clicks or an sound,.. only his minds eye! All of this is very interesting.... have a good one Cris

@matthewdepasquale8732

Жыл бұрын

@@manuellubian5709 right do I have a theory about this, the brain doesn't know what color is it can only differentiate the frequency range right, so then what gives the frequency for red to be the same color that we all percieve. Well I heard this guy say that when they scrape the toads for 5-meo-dmt and even in other methods of crystalizing DMT that when they chip it off the tray it sparks colors. I have a friend who used to make LSD who said that in a perfectly dark room with LSD crystals in a jar when you shake it and the crystal breaks it sparks light. I have a theory about that too and how LSD is really just concentrated light anyways DMT the spirit molecule found in all living things, except they can't test for it's existence in humans.. urine test blood test there's no way of actually getting a quantifiable amount of DMT why? Because of MONOAMING OXIDASE MAO breaks down DMT almost instantly that's why the cappi vine is needed to make ayuasca because it is a MAOI it inhibits the mao from breaking down the DMT, so I hypothesize that DMT is what tells our brain what color belongs to what frequency it's observing. In this way DMT is always being used immediately as it's made in order to produce color for our brains. I mean just because a certain frequency produces red, how is it that our brain knows what to show us all that is the same for everyone even the blind who can see color even though they can't see images. I draw this conclusion from the fact that we all dream and we dream in color. I think that rem and dreaming happens as a build up if excess DMT is produced but not being actively used by our eyes and when it reaches a certain threshold that's when we go rem and start having color filled dreams. Otherwise we should dream in black and white because the rods and cones of the eye only decifer light or the absence of light, and the varying contrasts since white and black safe technically the same color just different contrasts

@manuellubian5709

Жыл бұрын

@@nathanielbravo4464 Really. Did you ever or have you ever met, Ronnie (Mildap)?

@Jessica-ee8gn

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewdepasquale8732 awe

Every city has its vibration, energy and ergo, its own sound.

...WE create the World around us by our vibrations, our words thoughts and actions. May God Bless you this day and for always.

@jamescurtis1226

4 жыл бұрын

@Laura coblyn Where did the Laws of the Universe come from? (The Universe cannot exist without those Laws)...Where did the laws come from and as soon as you say "From" ...you get "Why" ...May God Bless

@jamescurtis1226

4 жыл бұрын

@Laura coblyn We reach into the Quantum of every possibility and pull from it our Will and create in this Natural World that which is...The Quantum World from which we pull from belongs to >>God. He just wants to see what you are going to create. :)

@bellatordei3440

2 жыл бұрын

That's also how God created the world

@sirtko

Жыл бұрын

🙏💚💚💚✊

@olivier-pierredebelmont.3630

Жыл бұрын

I have a feeling that maybe,unknown to us today,ancient Egyptians had found a way to levitate these enormous slabs of stone to move them effortlestly and build the Pyramids like that.

Wow, that guy is so cool, saying how running into a pole is a drag, but not running into one is a disaster, what a survivor, he's an inspiration for all of us. 🙏

Ancient technology. Glad to see a common resurfacing

Reminds me of God speaking the universe into existence. What a beautiful voice.

2:26 I just screamed!! Awesome!!!!!!!!

Absolutely fascinating. Especially impressed by the mobile panels which converted the theatre stage into a music venue.

As a synesthete experiencing chromesthesia it would be super interesting to have seen that included in this documentary. Seeing sound is a gift I would never trade

@jeannebsr6261

Жыл бұрын

that must be incredible!

@zaskiracabrera8648

Жыл бұрын

@@jeannebsr6261 oh I certainly find it to be, and also an overwhelming experience. Most people are accepting which means a lot to me, And find the unique world view i and others like me experience very interesting You may find out more about my chromesthesia at the synesthesia tree It’s a website that shows all the variances a person may have I have many kinds Word color synesthesia Projectile chromesthesia (as if it is before my eyes) Emotion color synesthesia Time space synesthesia Textile synesthesia I really have a bright and colorful world haha This documentary was illuminating and a huge discussion among myself and the other syntesthetes

@jeannebsr6261

Жыл бұрын

@@zaskiracabrera8648 i see! thanks for your comments ill check that website out ^^

@danielmayor4942

Жыл бұрын

@@zaskiracabrera8648 Overwhelming doesn't even begin to cover it 😭 I have hyperphantasia and chromesthesia so sometimes its a bit too much information for my little noggin and I get very irritated and annoyed and have to put on headphones and lower the brightness on my devices or in the room. I often forget I have it though, and that not everyone does 😅

@botezsimp5808

Жыл бұрын

I've experienced seeing colors while on drugs. It's very weird but cool.. I saw red when angry. Things got brighter while energetic..

When it comes to solid objects levitating, I think that could explain the propulsion of UAP'S/UFO'S, Absolutely fascinating

@mitronzongo

Жыл бұрын

That would explain why they would move a lot faster than modern ships. It's riding a certain frequency or creating it to float. Instead of pushing against air with jet propulsion.

@Heremy

Жыл бұрын

Oh shut up peter smoker

I can see, but, I would love to see without eyes. That man is so cool with auditory sense's that I think he's a superhero!

I would love to see a follow up on this. Fascinating topic!

Hats off to the sound team

There are studies that show children at school tend to forget more about their subjects at that time when the bell goes signifying the end of lessons than those who didn't have a bell ring. The sound of the bell somehow goes towards forgetting or being alarming and is able to trick the brain into starting to learn again.

@troywhite7056

Жыл бұрын

Interesting 🤔

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

@@jamz2022 everything is done for a purpose, make no mistake about it. And most of those purposes are not good.

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

@@jamz2022 Pavlovs humans.

@matthewdepasquale8732

Жыл бұрын

There's is a reason they put those bells in classrooms the same reason they don't teach the workings of financial markets and how they really work, if people really understood the way money works they would quit using it immediately there just kept ignorant and fearful of not having it or running out and not being able to get resources they need that they don't ever dig into the true working of capitalism

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewdepasquale8732 don't you know it! 👍

I'm impressed by the blind guy who uses flash sonar. Not just the ability but the way he uses language and vocabulary. I cant imagine developing language like that without being able to read. he must have had a lot of love and support and good tutors.

@bruceolga3644

Жыл бұрын

Ewe huemans should know that there are many languages...

@godspeakstomeinmath9450

Жыл бұрын

I coined the term Cymatic Light Pattern on youtube in 2018 with my Saturn Hexagon Discovery...wrote a scientific paper about it.

@bruceolga3644

Жыл бұрын

@@godspeakstomeinmath9450 do ewe huemans know your numbers...

@godspeakstomeinmath9450

Жыл бұрын

Yup over 90% of of my comments since 2013 on FB, youtube and all the rest... i wouldve reached millions by now...i got thousands of witnesses by now in real life tho.

@godspeakstomeinmath9450

Жыл бұрын

@@bruceolga3644 f a blind guy in the eye is the correct answer btw.. no offense to blind people.. but they wont see this anyway right.. dont worry tho i love and understand blind people.. i was once blind before...seriously.

Interestingly... Early human languages focused on vowels. The earliest of which was thought to be sung... The language of the birds, aka the language of the angels. It was known for heavy vowel focus and tone and frequency variations. Since hearing loss seems to effect constants more often than vowels... I conclude it's likely that those early versions of speech did progress from hums and grunts and noises which can be associated with vowels today. Exactly as we expected. Also it makes more sense in animal languages where most vowels are represented. Like dogs etc. Interesting that would be placed in there. Very helpful to my personal studies and puzzle solving. Thanks. Also those lower vibrations certainly vibrate more and penetrate more deeply so it's very likely that deeper effect has a higher likeliness of detection than things requiring smaller and more rapid surface movements for the ear to detect.

@mildredking6813

Жыл бұрын

Your statements remind me of the Gregorian Chants that were based on sound and its effects. And we are taught that in the beginning was the Word, aka sound

@ozkanyapi

Жыл бұрын

Wow Samanta, deep level observations!

@randyrowland6744

Жыл бұрын

Maybe at a different wave oscillation, more so than merely loud vs soft. Light has various lights, ie, gamma, infrared. ultraviolet, etc, in its "length", why shouldn't sound also possess inherent, differential qualities within its length? And, do light waves bend, or better yet, rifle itself like the barreling of a rifle barrel, to gain accuracy and it's speed as it archs or waves up and down. And, at these varying points on the electromagnetic scale, are they all at the constant speed of light? Or, do they speed up as they go forward? Are they like a surfer, at the top, catching his wave and as he descends his trough, his line of sight through his tunnel, metaphorically speaking now, does he speed up til he reaches the point right before the bottoming out? Like a wave on the beach, as it nears land or a Rollercoaster going up and down it's appointed route on its track? Someone hit me up with a probable answer. Thank you

@korey3751

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was adding vowels that fowled up language to be programmable for deceipt ?

@EverTheTwain

Жыл бұрын

@@korey3751 do you have a receipt for that deceipt?

La forme pyramidale est la meilleure pour l’état acoustique d’ une salle de concert. J’ ai pu le constater sous un chapiteau de cirque, lors d’ un concert. C’ était fabuleux. Testez et vous verrez. Émission très intéressante. Il existe aussi des sites antiques en Grèce dont les proportions sont vraiment à l’ origine d’ un son parfait. La géométrie sacrée y est pour quelque chose. 🌹

There is literally an orchestra of sound in space, but is only heard or interpreted with watery planets. How else do you think early life was influenced on this planet. Sounds in the universe imprinted exactly that !

@LS-qu7yc

Жыл бұрын

I had that idea as well! Are these ideas anywhere else?

@hipstarchild

Жыл бұрын

@@LS-qu7yc Nope, its just common sense

@LS-qu7yc

Жыл бұрын

@@hipstarchild well, get some experiments going dude

@stephen-paulortiz768

Жыл бұрын

If life was influenced by sound.....then (insert punchline here) Thank you, thank you.....I’m here all week!

I'm starting to believe from these experiments that the universe needs an outer limit so that everything in between can form. I think that without the limit of the plates, in the video, the geometry would not be the same. In fact, I don't think it's the sound itself it's just the wave form of the movement of the plate, that has an edge and a center input that it is fixed. these experiments have amazing potential in so many different fields. I'm hyped

@BlindSpotLightBox

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Nice thought you came up with

The Study 📖 of Frequency, sounds Good 👌🏽 ✨🐨🌟🎶 15:31

So if sound can affect water, just think of what it does to the human being. This make me understand how music can sooth the savage beaste. But it also makes me think of nefarious ways we are overstressed by sound. I am trying to remember if I knew about this before. Somehow I am not surprised.

@dcshortwave

Жыл бұрын

Yes, like negativland said: drowning in noise. There’s advertisements even at the gas pump; music on hold that is simply atrocious; there is nowhere in the city without constant cacophony- all by design. It keeps us from thinking/our own thoughts. Instead, we just obey.

@chatryna

Жыл бұрын

@@dcshortwave The deluge of assaults is overwhelming. I have been at least addressing one issue: not having a receipt given to me at the pump. And after a many years at all gas stations, I discovered that Thortons gas station responds with a call to the regional manager if you call customer service to complain. But that is the law...you must have a receipt at the POS. But aren't there also a nuisance laws. Especially those that distract you at the point of sale? These should have been banned when they first came out. I bet they could get banned now and it could be a good place to start. KY example: 224.30-050 Noise emission prohibitions. No person shall emit beyond the boundaries of his property or from any moving vehicle any noise that unreasonably interferes with the enjoyment of life or with any lawful business or activity in contravention of any rule or regulation adopted by the cabinet.

Wow, this one gets far more exciting in the last 10mins

As a sound engineer, I have to thank you for this post from the bottom of my heart. many aspects that have been addressed here are part of my intention for this job. Thanks.

In the beginning was the WORD, words are sound, vibrations coming from the vocal cords created matter.

I find it extremely fascinating how the patterns look like the stain glass windows in English cathedrals and churches any body else see this??

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

They've done so much to hide the old world truth from us.

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

KIllumi nati movie, yt channel. All one word.

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

Ancient knowledge series

@shiZZa69

Жыл бұрын

Cathodes

@juwbone

Жыл бұрын

You might want to check out 'Cymatics'

I just had a random thought. What if crop circles are made with sound? Like perhaps a certain flying object lands or hovers directly over the area and creates a pattern with the sound that is being used to help it hover?

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

that's exactly what I was thinking when I saw that plate with sand on it!🤯and if said flying objects could possibly sustain themselves perpetually above or separately away from or through liquid or solid matter or even dimensionally or could be a propulsion system. I know it doesn't make sense, but I cannot find the correct words to describe what I'm trying to say I'm no scientist as you can plainly tell by my lack of verbal description. but when I looked at the" tic-tac" object footage I swear I could see some kind of visual vibration image around it and due to the type of camera settings the helicopter or whatever used and wondered if it was sound waves of some sort maybe different frequencies perhaps.? you can cancel sound with sound, and you can move things with sound.😮‍💨 I just don't know just a limited speculation.

@benitomgomez3290

Жыл бұрын

Indeed interesting.! 🤔

@mishagosse3065

Жыл бұрын

exactly

@TheINFJChannel

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit! Cool thought. Loving how that mind of yours works 🤜🤛

@amitygames9318

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it's just a bigger version of the machine they use for the ahal probles on abductees. It's mounted on the underside of the flying saucer.

This is soooo cooollll!!!! Thanks so much for creating and sharing!

Lost, stolen or forgotten knowledge, hopefully coming to the forefront. It’s been a very long time in coming but it’s here, that’s the main thing. ☀️💟

I'm surprised the Cymascope image segment isn't among the most viewed parts of this documentary. Fascinating stuff. 2:25, 3:10, 4:13.

In the beginning was the Word.

@SunnieDee18

4 жыл бұрын

Liliana B. and the Word became flesh and dwelt amongst us...

@willypen8613

4 жыл бұрын

The word was energy followed by frequency an vibration

@1happyguy823

4 жыл бұрын

and the Word was Sound. :-) :-) :-)

@LkdSamte

3 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@ericmaumaryjr8344

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to write the same thing... Was happy to see I didn't need too..

Sometimes hearing a variety of background noise helps us to connect and hone in on using our natural spiritual abilities. Practicing and honing in on our abilities weeds out those whom are serious about remembering who we truly are. Some of us knew we had abilities but nobody ever talked about it because not much is known or accepted about spiritual magick which is only done with true love and light.

these shapes are like the shapes of crystals in germstones.

I have normal vision, but I've noticed that I can "see" a person near me in the dark, even if they're totally silent. Their body absorbs sound, and it suggests a shape.

@LyndalFaith

Жыл бұрын

What are you experiencing here?

@conlawmeateater8792

Жыл бұрын

A Silhouette you mean?

@theobserver9131

Жыл бұрын

@@conlawmeateater8792 sure, if you like that word. Yeah, not very detailed, but I can tell where a person is by the lack of noise coming from them. I could probably sense where a person was even if they were wearing hard acoustically reflective clothing, but I probably wouldn't know that it was a person since people usually absorb sound instead of reflecting it. Take it easy on the meat eating! Eating too much meat is not good for you, and the animals don't exactly like it either. ;)

@theobserver9131

Жыл бұрын

@@LyndalFaith Nothing.... I'm not there. I'm here. 🤣 If that was a serious question, maybe you could rephrase it so that I know what you're asking. 🙂

@theobserver9131

Жыл бұрын

@@LyndalFaith I will give it a shot anyway; if you are in the dark or blindfolded, you can hear a soundscape around you. You have some sense of what environment you are in, and what else shares that environment... Everything in that environment has an acoustic signature. It either emits, reflects, or absorbs sound. A human being will block sound in a certain way based on their density and shape. My brain, and I would imagine most people's brains, will create sort of a visual representation of their environment based on what they hear.

An outstanding video and man, I love that Sax! After seeing the entire video, I am so impressed with this. I am 71 and have hearing aids so it is very important to understand hearing issues. Great video!

If you have ever taken a decent amount of good hallucinogen, you, too, have "seen sound" and "heard shapes." The demo of the guy manipulating water with sound brought that back to me in a flash.

Did you know the human ear can distinguish between hot water or cold water being poured? I tried it and it is true. I love this video!

Awesomeness! This is how the walls of Jericho fell over 4 thousand years ago from the 6 days of the sound of the marching Israelite soldiers and the 7th day from their humungous bellow and the blaring of the trumpet blasts. Ancient science rediscovered!

@saintsamaritan

Жыл бұрын

According to Joshua 6:1-27, the walls of Jericho fell after the Israelites marched around the city walls once a day for six days, seven times on the seventh day, and then blew their trumpets.

@masterprophet8378

Жыл бұрын

@@saintsamaritan, precisely. Thanks for mentioning the trumpets, too. Bless you!

@Xaminn

Жыл бұрын

I did not even think of that. Quite remarkable, actually.

@people4peace999

Жыл бұрын

Wow!!! Tyty

The blind dude warms my heart.

@mjonhouston

4 жыл бұрын

Theo B - yes, Isn't he amazing.

This is absolutely amazing and if I've never known anything about this how many more are without this information I find it highly valuable.

Thank you for the science behind sound ! I learned this in my sound healing classes now to get it out there for the public !

@Creekstain

Жыл бұрын

I'd like to hear more about these classes!

When I went blind in my left eye, my brain began creating a 3d holographic image for that side. It was like fuzzy lines of light and darkness. I was never sure if it came from my right eye working overtime and sending signals to the brain to compensate and naviagte on the left side, or if it was some type of sound resonance. My hearing is quite acute naturally. For instance I can hear electricity moving in the walls and in wires. So I'm not sure what created the holograph, but it was quite helpful!

@11mr.niceguy11

11 ай бұрын

It's your third eye/pineal gland.

I am loving what you are serving up. Science and Nature are so fascinating and complex, it helps to find an oasis here from the chaos that passes as news and entertainment these days. You have gained another subscriber with the quality of content you upload for our enjoyment and learning. Thank you.🖤🇨🇦

@annacastelobrancolino2847

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, Id love to chat with you about your sound related experiences, 30 minutes this week between tomorrow and after tomorrow, are you available?

@tamarrajames3590

2 жыл бұрын

@@annacastelobrancolino2847 I am afraid the only social media I have is KZread, and I don’t have a cell phone. I would be happy to discuss my use and experience of sound, just not sure how to arrange it with you.🖤🇨🇦

@carmelcorreale3211

Жыл бұрын

Collingwood tastes bad because IT IS LOL

This is brilliant. It brings us ever closer to the understanding of the 'word of God', the gift of music, and the little pinecones and handbags the ancient gods seemed to like so much. Apparently Latin for pyramid is 'fire in the middle'. Tesla told us that to understand the universe we needed to think energy and vibration. It's a mystery why an island in the middle of the ocean was created artificially, and then had a monolith built upon it. Energy and vibration baby!

Regarding medical uses -- someone should tell these peeps about the medicinal sound chambers at Saqqara in Egypt.

@Ashtray-tq7mb

4 жыл бұрын

My brother told me about this. Because of him i discovered binaural beats on KZread and they really have helped with migraine and toothache pain ive had its amazing.

@MrBaconpb

Жыл бұрын

@@Ashtray-tq7mb but how do you know which ones are good and which ones are mind control? Lol I genuinely want to explore this avenue but I don't trust all of humanity 😂😂😂

I really need to see this video I'm losing my vision with no diagnosis from the so-called experts 4 years and $18,000 later still have no idea what's happening

This is amazing and terrifying! If they are doing good be assured they are doing some extremely wicked things as well!

@stephaniedailey8917

3 ай бұрын

And it is where you place your energy and thoughts that will determine what you experience. I think that's what's awesome about free will. Even though we are all connected though quantum entanglement, tis the free will that calms me when I see folks placing their energy on the crap.. perception is a big huge part of us. So what I'm saying to you my friend is look for at the awesomeness of this video. comment on the good. This will keep it coming to you,

@prone2wonder704

3 ай бұрын

@@stephaniedailey8917 I know your right! It helps to be reminded of that, thank you!

Watching this is very helpful as I think about writing scenes. Thank you.

Reminds me of what theoretically atoms and their electron clouds supposedly look like. Amazing.

Thanks for this great video, so on Point, & integral to life itself.

This is so incredible!!!! This needs to be taught in schools!!! 🦋🌈✨

@sandsleblanc

Жыл бұрын

In a Waldorf primary school they are introduced to sound in science using the brass plate and a violin bow to show how sound creates form. It is magical.

@vickymarinou6271

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

So...if that's what sound does to water and we are made up of 60 per cent water, is that what's happening to our insides?

As someone with hearing loss, I'm able to hear and speak clear vowels, but consonants are problem unless I use hearing aid. Great documentary.

30:33. "Running into a pole is a drag, but never being allowed to run into a pole is a disaster." Truly, I can not recall hearing such inspiring words that touched my heart so deeply.

Understanding how sound is energy helps us to understand how God Spoke life to existence ❤️

@songofseikilos8659

Жыл бұрын

oooooo😲

Thats a great movie. People need movies like this

very very very great documentary ... thank you so much .. I was amazed totally

Absolutely fantastic documentary.

Inspiring piece! Great to see the small efforts and insights fellow humans are making to improve our world and our understanding of it and ourselves.

Awesome 🤩😍💥

Fantastic !!!!! There is so much we do not know......and it is so important ! Thank you for sharing !

surprised they didn't include the breakthrough of decoding dolphin echo location signals into actual images

Such a nicely made documentary, nicely put together, every person in it are really expert in their field, I especially was amazed with the guy that learned to live with sound as his main sense, his parents were probably as amazing, like he said is omnipresence that is the right word, May auspicious sounds heal all living entities in this earth

@NarenLumpkin

Жыл бұрын

Loving light guide thy every breath and step Maintain thy faith though abandon thy thinking. Life is lived through presence; of mind body and spirit.

Yes, urban noise and light pollution really do negatively impact us, and I can absolutely believe they result in greater degrees of anxiety and social unrest. We all know how we feel in beautiful places, that are peaceful, tranquil. WOW, sound being used to destroy cancers non-invasively is just amazing.

This has to be the most fascinating video I have ever seen!!! Well done!🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Cymatics is amazing isn't it.

@murphyjulian7393

Жыл бұрын

God has entered the chat everyone!

I learned a song in Pre-K or Kindergarten called, "Stop, Look, and Listen." "Stop, look, and listen before you cross the street. Use your eyes, use your ears, then use your feet." I have taught my grandchildren that song. It is so sad that children today rarely need to use those skills. The children of my generation rarely got picked up from school.

@stephen-paulortiz768

Жыл бұрын

Significance?

@lourias

Жыл бұрын

@@stephen-paulortiz768 significance? Young people of today do not understand what walking to and from schools really means... they do not understand that one does not dart out from between vehicles to cross the street. They do not know how to prevent collisions with objects such as a 2000 pound tiny car, or what could happen if they "brake-check" and 80,000 pound big rig, fully loaded. The little things we teach our youngsters has a resounding effect throughout their lives and their offspring. There is a chance that you do not understand the significance of teaching them from a young age, but my generation knows the impact teachings have for eons!

Marvelous thank you so much to everyone involved

Makes you realise sounds can heal by restructuring your cells

The need to speak slowly in a large hall is similar to long distance communication in ham radio cw (Morse code). Sometimes, you need to transmit code slowly due to the fluttering effect of multiple RF pathways reaching the receiver, such as when using ground waves and ionospheric bounce simultaneously causing multiple polarizations, or when the contact is on the other side of the earth and the signal is coming at you from both directions around the globe, so-called long-path and short-path.

@matthewdepasquale8732

Жыл бұрын

That's scalar tech and very very interesting and just let's you know that our government is so so so very very far ahead of what we know about we technology and what's actually possible

Very nice documentary - thank you :) . The only thing I dont get is : why did the medical faculty stop researching the sound and stayed on limited usage of it ( eg ultra sound)? The simple thing here would be to record the sound of a healty cell/organ and play it back to the system which in turn than can correct its self . Biotuning is nothing more complicated than tuning your playing instruments and its it a high time we get some insight and practice on its usage .... Just saying :) . Thank you again for very nice documentay :)

@m.m.4609

Жыл бұрын

because healing with sounds does not generate revenue. simple. im really baffled if I see anyone thinking otherwise.

@vickymarinou6271

Жыл бұрын

And the fact that we learn absolutely nothing of this in schools is baffling to me

@Heremy

Жыл бұрын

No shit sherlock money

@krystel2856

Жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right. Goes along with the various cancer cures that have been and will continue to be suppressed.

Putting your finger in the wavy water, is actually a good way to visualise what objects in a room do to sound waves.

i was digg'n this informative vid. Thanks for sharing, Peace.

I just wonder what different size plates and 3d wave boxes will do to the visuals. What would different size plates and other cymatic devices of other 'tuning' sizes do. A great test is to look at different size plates and sand mass, plus different dish size and fluid viscosities. This was a great video and I enjoyed it. We are just scratching the surface.

Excelente trabajo documental, muchas gracias a Spark

Frequencies are so important in the natural world & future science & discoveries the most important it can cure cancer ,fly uap,cloak,mental health ect.

Great documentary really enjoyed it ,Thanks……more plz

Wonderful...thought all was about the 3d music water/ sand visualisation of sound but still very interesting all... 30:00 that guy is my new superhero...I dub him Clickman

Very interesting and informative but would appreciate and look forward to more research on mantra sounds and if mantra sounds within human body could also be researched and decoded

@kasturipillay6626

Жыл бұрын

Ancient rishis already did that. our mantras and yantras have been tested 5000yrs ago. if you Hindu you should know that Sri yantra is the vibrations of the universe.

@ericah6546

Жыл бұрын

@@kasturipillay6626 Right, but now that humanity is rediscovering sound technology it would be interesting to see what they knew.

@richardduncan9740

Жыл бұрын

@@kasturipillay6626 come on bro, be nice. I've been around enough to know that a significant proportion of good Indian people are COMPLETELY divorced from your ancient culture. Be patient with people.

@kasturipillay6626

Жыл бұрын

@@richardduncan9740 😀😀 its impossible to be di vorced from a civilization we live. 😇

@godspeakstomeinmath9450

Жыл бұрын

I coined the term Cymatic Light Pattern on youtube in 2018 with my Saturn Hexagon Discovery...wrote a scientific paper about it.

I absolutely love this video. Trying different methods and objects helps us remember what our consciousness already knew 🙏♥️

this type of knowledge has been known and practiced for hundreds if not thousands of years.

love to see an experiment done where notes are sang by people when in various moods and compared to for example ,,when someone sings a certain note while angry and then again while happy ,,i wonder what would happen as emotion is a vibration ,,,and our creation it says were created with energy vibration and sound ..i just would love to see what happens.

@spiralmoment

Жыл бұрын

440hz for example is 440hz no matter what mood you're in, just like red doesn't change its frequency depending on your mood.

Someone needs to give the silent gardener guy a nobel prize.

O my gosh that is amazing. I can assume that studying cymatics is so much fun.

Whenever there's someone working on something for good, there are some that are working on that same thing for some evil intent.

Acoustic heritage? Amazing concept.

@Burjz

Жыл бұрын

The Big Bang isn't a new concept

Love this! Mind blowing!

So cool! Such an awesome scientific new age hypothesis. Love how this opens our 😢minds, to more beyond physical reality here ….!

This is fascinating, I have negative feelings and emotions towards various sounds, any sound. Sounds trigger my imagination and my thoughts sometimes go into negativity. I thought I am crazy for sound but after watching this it gives me some clarity and understanding.