Cymatics and Frequency

Don't stop learning!

Nikolai Tesla was one of the most intelligent beings to walk the face of the planet...only to be shamed into exile for trying to help all of mankind. Think about how much different our world could have been.

What makes things worse, is that not only the government stole everything after his death, but didn't bother to put any of it to use.

This man was building more advanced technology with 1800's technology, than we see today in our modern world.

Everyone complains about going green and a solution to use of petroleum. Well...if someone would have allowed his AC engine design to be used (which is more efficient than electric cars on the road today), we wouldn't be in this predicament.

Thank yours truly, the government for holding back humanity and keeping them dependent on obsolete technology.

P.S. They did the same thing to the Germans after WWII.

Every rigid object in existence has a natural structural resonance frequency, a frequency at which it, metaphorically speaking, wants to shake more than any other. If you vibrate an object at its resonant frequency, it will gradually shake more and more wildly, like a child on each swing being pushed higher and higher on each swing, until eventually it shakes itself to pieces. This is how you can shatter a wineglass at a distance by singing the right note - though you have to hold the note for several seconds so that the vibrations build up, and you have to sing superhumanly loudly, or else have your voice amplified.

The resonant frequency of an object depends on its structure. The larger the object, generally, the lower that frequency is. For things as large as buildings, architects have to design them so that normal use of the building, and natural weather conditions (wind/rain), can never combine to shake the building at one of its resonant frequencies. Failure to do this has proven hazardous in the past. In 2000, the London Millennium Footbridge was found to sway unnervingly in time with people's footsteps when many people walked across it - it had to be closed and redesigned. Going back further, in 1850 the Angers Bridge in France was shaken to pieces when 400+ soldiers marched across it in lockstep. Lessons well learned. Some very tall structures in earthquake zones are now built with tuned mass dampers at the top, to cancel out such resonance.

(Conspicuously absent from these examples is the Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse. The Tacoma Narrows Bridge wasn't, strictly speaking, demolished by forced structural resonance, because there was no periodic disturbance on any of its natural vibrational modes - just constant wind. Rather, aerodynamic effects caused the road surface to act not unlike an aeroplane's wing, twisting on its axis and repeatedly catching the wind, then stalling and falling.)

From here we move a little way into the realm of urban legend. Famed physicist Nikola Tesla is purported to have once created a small, pneumatic device which would automatically and mechanically seek out the structural resonance frequency of any solid object to which it was attached. Supposedly, he once took this device to a building site and attached it to the girderwork of a half-started building, causing it (after some minutes) to start vibrating so alarmingly that the builders abandoned it, fearing an earthquake. Tesla never used the machine again, out of fear. For the Earth is solid. The Earth has a structural resonance frequency. Could not his "earthquake machine" - which, let's be serious here, is probably fictitious - be used to vibrate the Earth to pieces?

[link to qntm.org]

Resonance Frequency in action

Good to see you posting again Xerces.



Mem = Water

Connected to 'Wisdom'... 'MEM'ory?

This morning the earth seemed to vibrate higher than usual. I was at the petrol/gasoline station and fearful of static electricity casing a fire, the vibrations were so high. I walked away from the area to reduce the static.

Thank you for the thread. It reminded me of my observation.

"And I heard a voice from heaven, like the sound of many waters and like the sound of loud thunder, and the voice which I heard was like the sound of harpists playing on their harps"

Great Thread!

The sound of Venus is my favourite



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War Of The Worlds, anyone?

Xerxes = Dr. Astro
Dr. Astro = Xerxes

I don't think so ^^

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Great thread Xerces.

Let's not forget the Sun






i love it especially when i hear the hum with the inner ear

HM if i remember correctly, in cymatics, there is energy flows in the patterns? Not all patterns? but somewhat like directional flow, when you get "connected" patterns.
So the video with the chant is a good example.

My Eng sucks today in my opinion. but hrm maybe you understood.

Now you need to learn some latin.

I'll start relearning Sumerian again, and then things will get interesting.

I've got a 12 string tuned with A432, and it sounds a lot warmer. I really need to study pythagorean tuning though. The scales are completely different than standard, so it's a bit hard to relearn.

I'll have to try out your suggestion with the resonance tones.

Oh no, you don't have to worry about Pythagorian commas, that's just tempering the intervals. Think modes, ie shifting patterns of tones & semi-tones. The modes predate the scales and are MUCH easier to learn & understand because they are intuitive.

A 12-string will give you a very wide range of overtones & harmonics. Good vibrations in a full spectrum.

Hope I haven't side tracked too much *grin* This is my area of study, especially the healing modality of pitch/frequency, vibration and energy in relation to live music.

p.s. Thank you!

ETA "shifting" 29-strings are calling to me to be uncrated :-)

:yesmann:

BTW... I can't reply to GLP messages. I can only read them, lol. I reached the maximum smileys (500), so I stopped paying for the subscription.



The links you sent are very interesting!

When I was doing my 'Paul is Dead' research at the iamaphoney YouTube channel, I would sometimes hear someone say 'Catcher in the Rye' in the movie clips. I never gave it much thought until now.

Look at this quote...

"Holden himself mentions the word "crazy" and its cognates (like "mad," "madman," and "insane") over fifty times, more than the reverberant "phony.""

Phoney eh?

And what's all this about a Stag and Alchemy?





I'm trippin right now.

Are we going to start the synchronicities this early?

our minds are one.

i havent even read past the second thread. me, my cousin, and our friend have been talking about exactly this for the past few weeks.

green for you and 5*

i just got a tuner as well. i had to make sure it was the right one too. there were a few tuners that you could calibrate the hertz to, but they didnt go as low as 432 hz. so i had to keep looking.

but my friend sent me a $25 gift card for guitar center because he wasnt going to use it. got myself a Tuner.

i have been experiencing the fibonacci spiral. its so beautiful.

Just use an online tuner that makes the sound of your speakers. 432 is indeed quite interesting. Can't believe my guitar doesn't go out of tune anymore...and that doesn't happen with 12 strings.

the first thing i noticed was the tension of the strings. then the feel of it not even the sound.

but then the sound won my heart

An interesting experiment to try is hum a comfortable tone*, place your hands with the thumbs resting on your shoulders and the fingers resting along your skull. You can feel the subtle vibrations.

* try this with a modern pitch of A440, then a pitch of A432

If you play a stringed instrument, you can try another experiment. Have someone lie down with the instrument slightly touching or slightly away from the top of the head. Play an étude largo or improvise largo*. Have the person tell you what tone feels right, like it's his/her own special tone.

People have a resonant tone just like Earth and all of the flora & fauna. The most common are C, G, D.

Have fun with this and learn the healing power, too.