People with ringing ears come let's identify, compare and solve

Then we can compare our frequencies, I wonder if it is the same for all or not.

Thread: THE NANO/AI/FREQUENCY/BCI MIND CONTROL SYSTEM
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Last Edited by St Tidbits the Odd on 09/26/2022 06:55 PM

6758Hz for me.

3340

High Pitched ABove crickets sounds kida like the high pitched sound from old tube tv only me and dogs could hear..


its usually high blood pressure

i've had 'ringing' in my right side forever.

when i was 24 i took 7 grams of mushrooms, walked out into the desert and laid down.

the "ringing" broadened into a huge band of multiple frequencies that i could surf around in.

i could hold a stone and find it's correlating frequency in the larger band. there was information stored in the stone the was broadcast through it's frequency.

the same for bushes and birds etc.


that was 30 years ago.

if we could see and/or hear everything that was going on, it would drive us mad, most likely.

thankfully, in our larval stage, we are objectively impacted by roughly 1%.


but the lights are starting to come on through the static of manmade emf.

Mine is sinus related. Mine are always an issue but worse with mold or dust. The ring goes way up as i'm affected by sinus pressure.

8,000

WALKING DOWN A HALWAY BLOWING HOLES IN THE DOORS WITH A M-60 SO WE COULD TOSS IN GRENADES WITH NO HEARING PROTECTION 40 YEARS AGO LEFT ME WITH A PERMANENT RINGING IN THE EARS. I'M USED TO IT. AT NIGHT WHEN IT'S QUIET IS THE WORST BUT I KEEP A FAN BY THE BED AND THAT HELPS.

8Khz that's usually the area it hits.

Put some headphones on and see.

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I can will mine away 99% of the time.

Don't freaks your dog out now !

Multiples and dividends count as well, they are "harmonics" of each other. They only count, if they are within our range of audible freqs, that is about 20-20,000 Hz.

E.g.

6758/2=3379

3379/2=1689.5 etc.

LOL

I found that grabbing your ear lobes and pulling them outwards and holding for a few seconds then realising can help.

hard to tell but definitely between 7 and 11 hz - I think around 10200 is pretty close with either sine or triangle

That seems to be a general concensus, its annoying when you first notice it but over time you learn to ignore it.

14,000

Ah, you are young!

actually around 8000 is also a hit for me. I was thinking higher until I saw another post mentioning 8000 and when I set it there it does match

50 in january

First time I've clicked that thread after seeing it many times.


I used to have the "tinnitus" a lot growing up and sporadically up until I'd say about early 30's.
Now I rarely get it and when I do I can make it disappear quickly and it stays gone.

Last Edited by Yo Adrian on 09/26/2022 07:25 PM

My tinnitus has been consistent 10.5Khz to 12.5Khz sinusoidal tone in both ears since 2014 24/7/365 after a cardiac surgical procedure.

It is not vascular tinnitus. I believe this is artificially produced since I don't know of any biological neural node structures that could possibly maintain such frequency accuracy for all these years. I have noticed over time, some sudden drop outs in one ear and tonal frequency change and amplitude changes. There are times when the amplitude becomes intolerable driving a psychotic break.

I do use masking techniques such as white noise and brown noise. I have used headphones with active phase cancellation principles but finding the exact frequency proves difficult to phase out as the result is a sweep pumping effect.

I wish you luck out there if you suffer from tinnitus. BTW, I always used hearing protection throughout my military and industrial work experience as well during concert and other loud recreational events or yard work. Environmental noise was never an issue.

Mine is up there closer to 5,000 seriously .
It is very soft so it is tolerable and I am not always aware of it .

1,780 Hz

I noticed today the ringing is not inside my head-it’s coming from the lights inside my house and the smart tv. They are emitting a kind of high pitched electronic buzz that is extremely irritating. Try turning everything off first before you assume it’s all on your head.