Subtle Sound Waves Energy

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"Things should be made assimple as possible,

but not any simpler." Albert Einstein

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energyenergyenergyenergyby Dr. LUCHIAN IONESCUby Dr. LUCHIAN IONESCUby Dr. LUCHIAN IONESCUby Dr. LUCHIAN IONESCU

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This is a term given to various gentle kinds of energy which can be

detected in a laboratory, as well as by "sensitives", and is one which isdifficult to explain easily [often terms like "aura" and "chakra" are involvedin the description of subtle energy]. Subtle energy, unlike gravity, brightlights and/or sound waves, and hot surfaces, is best described as thedifference between still air on a summer day and the very first hint of a

stirring of the air, before one could say that there is a breeze or wind. It islike what one feels about three feet above the ground over grass,compared with three feet above pavement. One can learn how to detectand describe the differences, but they are quietly subtle.

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when that person is only a few feet away by a barely perceptible change inthe air, in heat and perhaps in smell which signals that one is close toanother. Such energy is definitely not dramatic or forceful in the normalsense of the word. That would be like expecting the feel of a butterflybrushing against one to feel like a slap on the face. If the perception is a

hint of a touch or presence, perhaps one so light and indistinct as to makeone even question its presence, then such an energy is of the strengthdescribed as "subtle".

L. Ionescu, SSSSubtle s oundwaves energy2012www.dynamic-psychology.euby Takahide Koike


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The human ear is an exceedingly complex organ. To make matters

even more difficult, the information from two ears is combined in aperplexing neural network, the human brain. Keep in mind that thefollowing is only a brief overview; there are many subtle effects andpoorly understood phenomena related to human hearing.

When a sound wave tries to pass from air into liquid, only a smallfraction of the sound is transmitted through the interface, while theremainder of the energy is reflected. This is because air has a low

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velocity resulting from low density and high compressibility), whileliquid has a high mechanical impedance..

by Koichiro Ktsuna

L. Ionescu, SSSSubtle s oundwaves energy2012www.dynamic-psychology.eu


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Nerve cells transmit information by generating brief electrical

pulses called action potentials. A nerve cell on the basilarmembrane can encode audio information by producing an actionpotential in response to each cycle of the vibration. For example, a200 hertz sound wave can be represented by a neuron producing200 action potentials per second. However, this only works atfrequencies below about 500 hertz, the maximum rate thatneurons can produce action potentials..

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by Sophy Rickett



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The human ear overcomes this problem by allowing several nerve

cells to take turns performing this single task. For example, a 3000hertz tone might be represented by ten nerve cells alternately firingat 300 times per second. The difference between the loudest andfaintest sounds that humans can hear is about 120 dB, a range ofone-million in amplitude. Listeners can detect a change in loudnesswhen the signal is altered by about 1 dB (a 12% change inamplitude). In other words, there are only about 120 levels ofloudness that can be perceived from the faintest whisper to the

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by Christine Nguyen



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The primary advantage of having two ears is the ability to identify

the direction of the sound. Human listeners can detect thedifference between two sound sources that are placed as little asthree degrees apart, about the width of a person at 10 meters. Thisdirectional information is obtained in two separate ways. First,frequencies above about 1 kHz are strongly shadowed by the head.In other words, the ear nearest the sound receives a stronger signalthan the ear on the opposite side of the head. The second clue todirectionality is that the ear on the far side of the head hears the

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from the source. Based on a typical head size (about 22 cm) andthe speed of sound (about 340 meters per second), an angulardiscrimination of three degrees requires a timing precision of about30 microseconds.

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While human hearing can determine the direction a sound is from,

it does poorly in identifying the distance to the sound source. Thisis because there are few clues available in a sound wave that canprovide this information. Human hearing weakly perceives thathigh frequency sounds are nearby, while low frequency sounds aredistant. This is because sound waves dissipate their higherfrequencies as they propagate long distances. Echo content isanother weak clue to distance, providing a perception of the roomsize. For example, sounds in a large auditorium will contain echoes

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for a small office.

by Jan Dunning



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Science measures sound waves as cycles per second. That

measurement of sound is called frequency. And, now modernphysics, in fact, tells us that this dimension and others are actuallycomposed of tiny strings that vibrate at different rates. From theelectrons moving around the nucleus of an atom to the planets indistant galaxies revolving around stars, everything is in a state ofvibration therefore, at least conceptually, everything is creatingsound, whether we hear it or not. Resonance is the naturalvibration of an object... the specific frequency at which it vibrates.

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or not.

by Wang Shugang



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A sound spectrum is a representation of a sound usually a short

sample of a sound in terms of the amount of vibration at eachindividual frequency. It is usually presented as a graph of eitherpower or pressure as a function of frequency. The power orpressure is usually measured in decibels (Db) and the frequency ismeasured in vibrations per second (or hertz, abbreviation Hz) orthousands of vibrations per second (kilohertz, abbreviation kHz).

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Our brains pulsate and vibrate, producing electromagnetic

frequencies that can be measured, just like sound, in cycles persecond (or Hz). In addition there are specific sound frequencies thatinfluence our brain waves. Different brain wave activity has beencorrelated with a specific spectrum of frequencies, known as brain-wave states, going from about 5 Hz to 20 Hz. There are alsosounds below our threshold of hearing known as ELFs (extremelylow frequencies). It has been demonstrated that specific sonicfrequencies can actually affect our brain waves.

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In the broadest definition, subtle energies are any of the energies

associated with a sentient being that are subtler than grossphysical energies. A narrower definition refers to subtle as aspecific kind of energy between gross matter/energy and causalenergy. Subtle energies (broad definition) have been described formillennia as energies in and around the body, either in the form ofauras, chakras, meridians, or vital force, to name a few.Also, modern science has been studying these energetic phenomenawith growing interest as there is mounting scientific evidence that

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medicine.

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Sound Wave Energy recordings

These findings are intended to assist in a greater understanding ofthe true make-up of the physical body. By understanding that weare more than what we see, we can address the areas wheredisease most frequently occurs... in the subtle, or etheric bodies.Science is beginning to prove what many have known intuitively foreons, thatwe are energetic beings.

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by Miao Xiaochun



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Dr. Hans Jenny (1904-1972) swiss physician, artist, and natural

scientist said:"The more one studies these things, the more one realizes thatsound is the creative principle. It must be regarded as primordial.No single phenomenal category can be claimed as the aboriginalprinciple. We cannot say, in the beginning was number, or in thebeginning was symmetry, etc.These are categorical properties which are implicit in what bringsforth and what is brought forth. By using them in description we

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creative power. This power is inherent in tone, in sound.

by William Furniss



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Dr. Peter Guy Manners, an english osteopath, and pioneer in using

sound to heal, studied Dr. Jenny's Cymatics and created Cymaticstherapy. Dr. Manners correlated different harmonic frequenciesthat are the healthy resonant frequencies of various parts of thebody:"We participated in a sound wave study. The results were verypromising. All our babies had many hours of exposure, sometimes24 hours. We had broken bones heal an average of half the time.Our head trauma patients also responded well,

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by Anna Friedel



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The raccoons' survival rate increased substantially. We had one

baby come to us, at two days of age, and who was released threeweeks later. Three other raccoons came in, or became seriously ill,and they all recovered. The results, from the sound wave study onpeople, were just as amazing. We all had increased energy, anddidn't get sick, or run down, during this impossibly busy time." Theconclusion of the study is that:...Every cell has its own frequency. When you offer, throughtechnology, a harmonic opportunity to the cell it can choose that

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become recharged to its normal energy state...When we apply thistechnology we are affecting the intelligence of each individual cell.Every cell is a hologram for the entire body. This area of cellularresonance is the fundamental aspect of vibrational technology and

has been vastly overlooked.

by Satoshi Uchiumi



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Masaru Emoto author of "The Message from Water", certified andlicensed Doctor of Alternative Medicine, president of I.H.M GeneralResearch Institute, I.H.M. Co., Ltd. and I.H.M. International HADOMembership, Japan, worked at an experiment.

In this experiment samples of water were collected from differentareas of the world. Water from each location was divided andplaced into petri dishes. Various words were then written and taped

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a microscope at magnifications of 200-500X.The pictures you see below represent a sample of the crystalsviewed by the researchers. It dramatically demonstrates the effectsof the word + intention on the water crystals. In 4-1/2 years

approximately 10,000 pictures have been photographed.Since we are principally made of water, it's obvious thatfrequencies (ex: word + intention), would have dramatic effects onus as well.



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Dr.Richard Gerber, states in his book "Vibrational Medicine,"that :

-The difference between physical matter and etheric matter is onlya difference of frequency.-Because of their differing inherent frequencies, physical andetheric matter can coexist in the same space, just as radio and TVwaves can pass through the same space without interference.

-The higher energy bodies are unseen only because thetechnologies, which render these energies visible to the naked eye,are still mostly in the developmental stages. The world of radio and-

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technologies could be developed.

by Satoru Yoshioka



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-The key principle behind magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the

fact that the atoms are being stimulated by the transfer of energyof a specific frequency, and the energy is absorbed by the atomonly if it is of a particular resonant frequency. It is a revolutionaryapplication of the principle of resonance. With MRI scanners,physicians are using energetic resonance principles to image

physical organs of the body in dis-ease states.-When viral and chemical environmental stressors are introducedinto the human biological system, the place where they will cause

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the physiologic/subtle energy chain.

by Shao Yinong



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-From an energetic standpoint, the human body, when weakened or

shifted from equilibrium, oscillates at a different and lessharmonious frequency than when healthy. This abnormalfrequency reflects a general state of cellular energetic imbalancewithin the physical body. When a weakened individual is unable toshift their energetic mode to the needed frequency a certain

amount of subtle energetic help may be needed. When supplied witha dose of the needed energetic frequency, it allows the cellularbioenergetic systems to resonate in the proper vibrational mode,

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Auric field, a set of energy bands that graduate infrequency and colour as they move outward from thebody;

Morphologicalfields transfer information from onegeneration to another;

T and L fields compose the undetected aspects of theelectromagnetic spectrum;

Universalfield consists of photons and unit of light andsound;

Geofieldsact upon all living organisms, as do energies

from outside the earth.Subtle Energy Fields



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There are hundreds, if not thousands of subtle energy fields.The

primary fields generated by the body include the auric field, themorphological and the T-and L-fields. In addition, we are affectedby the earth`s geofields as well as by the greater Universal Lightand Sound Field.

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by Satoshi Furui



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Olson, Harry - Elements of acoustical engineering (1947) BCUKinsler, L. - Fundamentals of acoustics (1950) BCUSoede, W. - Improvement of speech intelligibility in noise, Thesis

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