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Aragorn
24th February 2018, 20:52
This video is only some 17 minutes or so, but well worth the watch. ;)




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJhKXq2GoUY

WantDisclosure
24th February 2018, 21:40
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I wish they weren't trying to sell us something in the first sentence. Not that there's anything wrong with selling things, per se.

Aragorn
24th February 2018, 21:44
The Description for the video:


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I wish they weren't trying to sell us something in the first sentence. Not that there's anything wrong with selling things, per se.

In all fairness, I never saw that description. I copied the video over from our sister forum Eye-Rise, where it had been posted by Kathy. ;)

Dumpster Diver
25th February 2018, 00:32
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L777RhL_Fz4&app=desktop

Nice video. There is a set of videos on Gaia TV that goes into a whole range of “mystery numbers”. I believe it is called “Secrets in Plain Sight.”

Elen
25th February 2018, 05:20
This video is only some 17 minutes or so, but well worth the watch. ;)




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJhKXq2GoUY

Great video Aragorn! :D

Gale Frierson
25th February 2018, 14:39
I thought I had posted a comment here yesterday, now it doesn't seem to be here. It was about one I had seen just very recently about the cube, the numbers on which add up to 15, whichever direction you go. I think it was called "The Magic Cube".

Dumpster Diver
25th February 2018, 14:52
The real answer to life and the universe is 42:

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/history/42-the-answer-to-life-the-universe-and-everything-2205734.html

Shadowself
4th August 2018, 05:18
Thought I'd add this here:

The original video produced in the OP is here:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd92ksKzTKY


And the reason I'm sharing basically the same video is that the makers of this video had taken them down because they were going to join Gaia TV....which meant they would have to sell their rights to the video and it's information to Gaia TV. Well they did not do any contracts with Gaia TV and put them back on youtube. While in negotiations with Gaia TV they had youtube take down all the copies of this video and thus the one in the OP was made so as to hide it from Gaia tv.

I'm glad they told Gaia TV to stick it!

In the meantime....did you know they produced a part two?

IF you like the OP video you're REALLY going to like this one...I promise! Enjoy:




Sonic Geometry 2 : Communicating with the Universe in 432hz


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yimor2jRmCA&t=1634s

Adding:

432 divided by 9 is 48.

9 x 9 = 81

81 - 48 = 33

Six degrees of separation of 48 - 6 = 42

https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/7186-6-Degrees-of-Separation-Order-from-Chaos?p=841929291&viewfull=1#post841929291

~



Tom Danley also became interested in the Great Pyramid. Here is an extract from his interview in FATE magazine in 1998.

"In the Great Cheops Pyramid in the King's Chamber an F-sharp chord is resident, sometimes below the range of human hearing. Former NASA consultant Tom Danley feels the sound may be caused by wind blowing cross the ends of the air shafts and causing a pop-bottle effect. These vibrations, some ranging as low a 9 hertz down to 0.5 hertz, are enhanced by the dimensions of the Pyramid, as well as the King's Chamber and the sarcophagus case inside. According to Danley, even the type of stone was selected to enhance these vibrations."

In a 1997 video, JJ Hurtak said "this chord (F-sharp) is the harmonic of planet Earth to which native Americans still tune their instruments, and is in perfect harmony with the human body."

In the Great Pyramid these sounds are infrasonic vibrations, meaning they are below the level of human hearing.

Another researcher, John Reid, an acoustic engineer stated that while he was lying in the coffer and vocalizing various tones he was staggered by the intensity of the reflected energy. He said "the effect of lying in the sarcophagus while toning its prime resonant frequency is almost like taking a bath. Waves of sonic energy wash over your body almost like water".

It does not appear that all this was accidental or incorporated for a burial ritual. It must have had a more important purpose.

While we are on the topic of sound, it is interesting to note that the Grand Gallery seems to be tunable, via it's stepped ceiling construction to four octaves.

The antechamber before the Kings chamber with it's portcullis grooves and granite leaf, is reminiscent of a giant reed, for tuning the cavity.

A Neutron Star in F-sharp:

https://arxiv.org/ftp/astro-ph/papers/0605/0605117.pdf


Boris Said has a very unusual biography beginning with an education at Princeton University and a fluent knowledge of several languages including Russian, French, Italian, Spanish and English. From 1953-1980 Boris was a sportsman and attained several automobile racing speed records. He was a member of the U.S. Olympic Bobsled Team in 1968 and 1972, and in 1980 Said began the transition to film work as he both drove the four-man bobsled at the Lake Placid Olympics and worked on TV interviews for ABC.



Since 1983 his credits have included writing, producing and directing documentaries on bobsledding, dolphins, a Zulu witch doctor, and other varied topics. The 1994 NBC TV feature documentary that he produced with John Anthony West, "The Mysteries of the Sphinx" hosted by Charlton Heston, was awarded an Emmy.

http://youtu.be/SbUsGnMUH2Y

Boris first learned about the mysteries surrounding the monuments in Egypt and the questions about their origins from John Anthony West, when in 1990 West asked him to help make this documentary. West was working with Boston University geologist Dr. Robert Schoch whose ground breaking work indicates that the age of the Sphinx is thousands of years older than the Egyptian civilization itself.

"I came to it with no opinions whatsoever," says Boris, regarding the controversial debates on the new findings.

Note the findings:


We've been testing the sonics of the Great Pyramid. We've known for a long time that if you lie in what they call the sarcophagus, which is that stone box in the King's Chamber cut from a solid piece of granite, and you hum, you hum a scale, for example, there will be certain notes that sound louder and more resonant to you than other notes. And recently we had an opportunity to put sensors all over that pyramid, including the five chambers above the King's Chamber, which I guess we're going to discuss in more detail later, and we found that when we activated the pyramid with hugs speakers and amplifiers in the King's Chamber that all of these sensors resonated, leading us to believe that the entire pyramid was some sort of huge sonic machine."



"What we proved," says Boris, "was when we got back to the laboratory and analyzed our recordings, we found that there were sounds present in the King's Chamber even when we weren't making any sounds. They were below the audible range, below 20 Hertz, below 20 vibrations per second.... Down as far as half a vibration per second, or half a Hertz.



We found that these lower scales had the same five peaks, and when you plotted the peaks on a graph and raised them three or four octaves to where you could hear them, low and behold, it was the same notes. It was the same chord... an F sharp chord, which the early Egyptian texts suggest was a harmonic of Mother Earth. And I might tell you, coincidentally, and we bring this out in our tape, a lot of Native American makers of sacred flutes, tune their flutes to F sharp. Why? Because it's compatible with the harmony of Mother Earth. Now that's just too big a coincidence."

Shadowself
4th August 2018, 06:30
Ah...forgot to add this:

In the structure of a holistic system:


432 - 384 = 48



http://i61.tinypic.com/5belo7.jpg

Again from this: https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/7186-6-Degrees-of-Separation-Order-from-Chaos?p=841929293&viewfull=1#post841929293

Dreamtimer
4th August 2018, 06:34
Awesomeness.

modwiz
4th August 2018, 09:04
I have mentioned it elsewhere on this forum but, I have used the 432 Hz tuning since 2010. All my songs and Unkl Butchie songs are using this tuning. FWIW.:D

Dreamtimer
4th August 2018, 11:49
It's worth a lot, imo. You've educated me a lot on the concept which I was only somewhat aware of before coming here.:thup:

Shadowself
4th August 2018, 13:14
Good Morning!


Morning Music for Positive energy & Harmony Inner Peace | Music for Mood & Creativity 432 Hz


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXDC5xGy8wo

If you have not watched part 2....you should! :p


On a side not I just noticed in the link I provided....the basic start of the math problem that I ended my thread with. I knew I had broached the subject...but there it is. ...I had seen it but not put it together until just recently, which is how I finished this thread..It's in the post just before this one:

https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/7186-6-Degrees-of-Separation-Order-from-Chaos?p=841929291&viewfull=1#post841929291




Did you know:

Three-body problem / Three door observable Chaotic planetary motion observation:

http://levigilant.com/Bulfinch_Mythology/bulfinch.englishatheist.org/creation/ChaosThreory.html


Researchers refer to these states as chimera states, alluding to the monster from Greek mythology of the same name. The chimera unites incongruent parts: it has a lion's head, a goat's head, and a serpent's tail. In the world of oscillations, this means the coexistence of the incongruent states of synchrony and asynchrony.

Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2013-06-broken-symphony-metronomes.html#jCp


Time Dependent/Dilation

"chaos" means "a state of disorder"

:headspin:

I also used this video on page two of this same thread:

https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/7186-6-Degrees-of-Separation-Order-from-Chaos?p=841929086&viewfull=1#post841929086




I have mentioned it elsewhere on this forum but, I have used the 432 Hz tuning since 2010. All my songs and Unkl Butchie songs are using this tuning. FWIW.:D

Any particular results to report from using it? In the second video it's very much about harmony. Just wondering Modwiz if you see anything in particular from using the tuning. Thanks in advance.

Dumpster Diver
4th August 2018, 14:24
I have mentioned it elsewhere on this forum but, I have used the 432 Hz tuning since 2010. All my songs and Unkl Butchie songs are using this tuning. FWIW.:D

No wonder I like Butchie songs!

modwiz
4th August 2018, 21:13
Any particular results to report from using it? In the second video it's very much about harmony. Just wondering Modwiz if you see anything in particular from using the tuning. Thanks in advance.

Yes. Personally, and from the very first hour of using it, song writing increased dramatically as well as richer melodic concepts and rhythmic modalities. In fact, so prolific that because words have to accompany the songs (in my desired output) I have to squelch the 'incoming' sometimes when working on existing songs. I now 'hear' music floating all around me. In the public sphere I have played gigs with with other bands that also use the tuning in settings where a fair amount of alcohol is consumed by some of the crowd and we have never had any trouble. The tuning has a soothing effect on people because its sacred geometry base nourishes all cellular material. Also, bones are the biggest receiver of sound, that is where marrow is made, and my health has been excellent. Including recovering from Lyme disease with zero allopathic intervention and and just some simple herbal treatment and upkeep.

Aragorn
4th August 2018, 22:41
I cannot vouch for other people's experiences, and I'm not going to touch upon the many different meanings of the number 432 as per the subject of this thread, but when it comes to a musical instrument tuning where the middle A on the piano — which is the reference point for all other instruments in the band or orchestra — equals 432 Hz, then I personally feel that there may be a lot of suggestibility at play on account of the benefits of "A equals 432 Hz".

The thing is that "the middle A of the piano keyboard should equal 432 Hz" doesn't have any natural reference point whatsoever, because the Hertz as a unit of frequency represents the number of full sine vibrations per second, while the second as a unit of time is an entirely man-made construct — and not even an accurate one at that, which is why we have leap seconds. Furthermore, the speed at which Earth rotates around its own vertical axis — which is what our 24-hour clock is based upon — isn't even constant. Earth is actually slowing down in its rotation. During the time of the dinosaurs, an Earth day lasted only 21 hours according the standardized length of an Earth hour as we know it today.

What I will however acknowledge is that the tuning of stringed instruments to have the A note equaling 432 Hz may indeed relieve certain tuning stability problems and may possibly feel a bit more pleasant, even if only because tuning everything down to a slightly lower frequency also puts less tension on the strings, and — something which might easily be overlooked — less tension on the strings also means that the strings will be closer to the frets, because there is less string pull on the neck of the instrument, and thus there is less neck relief (i.e. less upward curvature of the fingerboard from the neck heel toward the nut). So the strings of a guitar, bass guitar, banjo, mandolin, et al, will be easier to press against the frets when the A is tuned to 432 Hz than when it is tuned to 440 Hz. But then again, a lighter gauge of strings could result in the same additional comfort without dropping the A to 432 Hz.

Being a guitarist myself, I can't say that I have ever heard or experienced any difference in quality, other than the slightly reduced tension on the strings when the guitar is tuned below concert pitch — i.e. which is where the middle A on the piano is tuned to 440 Hz. Concert pitch works just fine for me.

I do use different gauges of strings depending on the guitars I play. My Gibson guitars have a 24.75" scale length, and there I use .010-.046 strings — my Gibson Les Paul currently has .010-.052 on it, but I don't like the sound of that, so I'm going to go back to .010-.046. My other guitars have a 25.5" scale length, and on those, I use .009-.042 strings. In spite of the slightly longer scale length, the .009-.042 gauge has less tension on a 25.5" scale neck than .010-.046 on a 24.75" scale neck.

And it's not so much the feel of this tension on my fretting hand that matters in this context, but rather the feel of the tension for the picking hand. My Gibsons also have a wider string spacing than my other guitars, and their necks are slightly tilted back with regard to the body due to the higher bridge construction. So for me, a 25.5" scale works best, and on a so-called superstrat guitar — so named because they are somewhat more modern takes on the recipe of the Fender Stratocaster — with the narrower string spacing, .009-.042 strings and a neck that sits perfectly parallel with the body of the guitar. And of course, superstrats commonly also feature a whammy bar, which has become an integral part of my style.

Maybe it's because I had already been playing guitars like that for 23 years before I bought my first Gibson, or maybe it's because although Gibsons are really great guitars for what they offer, at the same time, they're also quite limited in versatility — at least, they are to me. You don't even have to think about playing something by Eddie Van Halen on a Gibson Les Paul, SG or Firebird. It just won't work. But you can certainly play Santana stuff, or Boston stuff, or even the old Les Paul & Mary Ford stuff on a Strat-style guitar. It'll just sound a bit different, but a lot of that depends on the wood type and the pickups.

Many superstrats have bodies made from mahogany, which is the preferred wood used by Gibson, and just as many of those superstrats also have humbucking pickups in at least the bridge position, and in that case, commonly in the neck position as well. The real Fender Stratocaster has a body of either ash or alder, which sounds quite a bit brighter than mahogany, and in its default configuration it also has three single-coil pickups, connected to a five-way selector switch — or a three-way switch on Strats made before 1975.

Anyway, my bottom line is that it's all very subjective, and that there may also be suggestibility involved, as I already wrote higher up in this post. ;)

Shadowself
5th August 2018, 12:09
Good Morning,

I hear what you're saying Aragorn. The fact is nothing in the study of nature is exact. But the patters within nature are still present. As a fellow musician who's preferred instrument is in fact the Les Paul, I started out in music playing the violin. No frets needed. Strictly general finger placement, proper tuning and ear.

I most assuredly hear a difference in said tuning. While achieving the same note in both tunings, my ear hears a different tonal quality. As nothing in nature as I mentioned is exact hearing involves the ear canal which indeed is as nature not exact and various size ear canals can hear tonal quality perhaps while yes...and exact note reaches that ear...the sound and tonal quality may indeed vary from listener to listener.

About the factor nine grid explained by the author of the video a prominent tone featured was in fact f#. The combined geometric shapes applied in combination produced specific harmony not to mention the measurements. before the author ever produced the said video I had noted years back the F# within the sound chamber of the Kings chamber within the Great Pyramid, and noted that a neutron star produced the very same F#. Present in the factor nine grid.

Thus I don't think the factor nine grid that was discussed in the Pythagorean tuning regarding tonal quality is simply dumb luck...or subjective. As we are all made of molecules and cells with various degrees of size that do indeed vibrate, we also have our own unique DNA which in turn has it's own mutations to a varying degree. I'm a good example. I have somewhere in my DNA a mutation that ended up in producing the very cancer I have. So one size does not fit all and where tonal quality is heard...that would not be exact either. While you do not hear the difference in tonal quality does not mean it's not in fact there. Because I can most assuredly hear it. Now there are people out there who in fact do not hear it but are afflicted with tone deafness. They probably can't hear it either.

So just my two cents...for what it's worth.

Elen
5th August 2018, 12:54
Violin hmmm...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogXWsh4Eog4

Dreamtimer
5th August 2018, 13:08
I wanted to play violin. My parents nixed it. We had a piano already and they sure didn't want to hear me practicing. :frantic::ok::wry:

Playing music is a wondrous experience. I also sang in a choir for years. I still sing along at shows and I like percussion instruments like shakers and tambourines.

I'm a big fan of drumming and rhythm.

And we like to go out and dance.

I haven't asked any of the musicians we know about 432 yet.

Elen
5th August 2018, 13:31
I found this example also interesting by comparing the two sounds, i.e. 440 hz and 432 hz, first separate and then together. 440 hz nearly did my whole body in.


This video is a cymatic version of Sound Frequencies in Water: A=440 Hz vs. A=432 Hz. It has been said that music tuned in A=432 Hz is more beautiful and harmonious to the ears and induces a more inward experience where music tuned in A=440 Hz is more outward, mental experience which is projected outwards. I am sure you have already seeing the following still photos of how the A=440 Hz vs A=432 Hz looks like. They have been circulating the net for some time. Well I thought it will be cool to generate them using my cymatoscope…and so I did…in real time! It is said that “a picture is worth a thousand words”...well I would add that "a video is a perfect shot of reality..." Conclusion: Don't let yourself be fooled by images you have been shown on the net. Investigate the truth yourself! This is how the A=440 Hz vs. A=432 Hz patterns look like in real time! There is also a sample what happens when both notes are played together.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGGTmF6xjKI

Emil El Zapato
5th August 2018, 13:51
I found this example also interesting by comparing the two sounds, i.e. 440 hz and 432 hz, first separate and then together. 440 hz nearly did my whole body in.

wow, now that would be an effective torture mechanism... Does anyone know why sound frequencies are important...I don't get it really.

I do remember hearing of a composer trying new sound techniques at a concert and literally starting a riot... It seems to me that this is just the nature of physical things. We evolved senses to function within it and to me that would explain the 'synchronicities'. But the 'sacred' nature of such escapes me. Natural, physical, mathemathical law.

Without them there would only be chaos and no life.

One thing I learned recently. To apply the term 'sacred' to a natural frequency one has to 'know' what it represents, it could be demonic or it could be just a frequency. Similarly, in a way, that to claim significance for mathematical synchronicities one has to have a firm grasp of what the mathematics is representing, otherwise it is an unknown and really not applicable in a 'useful' fashion.

Dreamtimer
5th August 2018, 15:53
Member Reality Creation posted a fantastic cymatics video (https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/6854-See-what-vibrations-can-do-to-you?p=841924020&viewfull=1#post841924020). The concentric circles at 4:21 are amazing.


Steven Halpern - cymatic imagery of sacred chant recorded inside the Great Pyramid in 1981


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=293&v=Yw13EAX3cZk

Dreamtimer
5th August 2018, 16:02
This is done with a didgeridoo


https://vimeo.com/57536011

Can you didgeridoo to 432?

Dreamtimer
5th August 2018, 16:13
Modwiz also had some great contributions on the above thread as well as one of his songs in 432.:h5:

From Aianawa (https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/10303-Musical-Truth-432?p=841961805&viewfull=1#post841961805), and Modwiz again offers substance and song.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=17&v=GtiSCBXbHAg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05Io6lop3mk

Shadowself
5th August 2018, 16:32
Had to step away from the computer as one of the joys of my life came to visit me...my grandson with his dream boat eyes!

Interesting videos and I had seen the water experiment before presented by Elen. It's not a precise science...be it water in a tank or sand on a plate. With the water one thing to take into consideration is the back reaction of a wave. Sand on a plate is also far from precise. But I noted a difference however so slight in the Cymatics experiment show here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zw0uWCNsyw

But again not a precise science experiment. It does however show some variations in geometry and sound that play a very interesting effect. Noting the tighter effect that 432 plays where 440 the sand is a slightly bit more scattered. It's certainly a slight amount.

@Dreamtimer...The violin was my first instrument...and when I was younger I wanted so badly to play the guitar instead. When my teacher and mother had discovered I was really good at it I had a real hard time shaking it...and did not get a guitar until my late husband bought one for me on my birthday along with some lessons...which I eventually dropped in favor of learning on my own. Once I got the basics of playing it and learning chords which you don't do on a violin I experimented on technique. I know Aragorn knows what I'm talking about regarding technique. When I started college my intent was in fact to major in Music. That changed after a time as I decided to go into business and that is how I got into the business sector. I ended up dropping the music career for 20 years as a director of finance for a fortune 500 company. I never felt that being a single mother and a music career was enough to support myself and my children.

Elen
5th August 2018, 16:38
Does anyone know why sound frequencies are important...I don't get it really.


Here's your answer right here...look at this video supplied by Dreamtimer above...:h5:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05Io6lop3mk

Emil El Zapato
5th August 2018, 16:47
This is done with a didgeridoo


Can you didgeridoo to 432?

I noticed that there were subtle tonal changes but nothing was reflected in the em pattern...


Modwiz also had some great contributions on the above thread as well as one of his songs in 432.:h5:

From Aianawa (https://jandeane81.com/showthread.php/10303-Musical-Truth-432?p=841961805&viewfull=1#post841961805), and Modwiz again offers substance and song.

one of the cats is trying to get to the sound...

I have a theory as to why I have always heard what seemed like bad notes in music. It is not the vibratory tone that is off...it could be a minute change in phase that produces the 'off' quality. I guess I'll have to investigate...nah...don't have time.

Dreamtimer
6th August 2018, 13:18
Thank you for the second Sonic Geometry video, Shadowself. Fascinating stuff.

And thanks for the vid on secrets in plain sight, Dumpy.

palooka's revenge
7th August 2018, 02:06
wow, now that would be an effective torture mechanism... Does anyone know why sound frequencies are important...I don't get it really.

I do remember hearing of a composer trying new sound techniques at a concert and literally starting a riot... It seems to me that this is just the nature of physical things. We evolved senses to function within it and to me that would explain the 'synchronicities'. But the 'sacred' nature of such escapes me. Natural, physical, mathemathical law.

Without them there would only be chaos and no life.

One thing I learned recently. To apply the term 'sacred' to a natural frequency one has to 'know' what it represents, it could be demonic or it could be just a frequency. Similarly, in a way, that to claim significance for mathematical synchronicities one has to have a firm grasp of what the mathematics is representing, otherwise it is an unknown and really not applicable in a 'useful' fashion.

quote from a book (https://www.amazon.com/Original-Cause-Reflection-Lost-Will/dp/B00071OFYE/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1533606116&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=original+cause++the+reflectipn+lost+will+ has+to+give) i read long time ago...



Feelings give movement to creation.

Without feelings,
there is no desire and without desire,
vibration would stop.

Vibration is life
and so it follows that
you must have desire
to have life.

Dreamtimer
7th August 2018, 11:17
Wow, palooka, I like that quote a lot.

Maybe that title can go into Amanda's thread.


There is no reason on Earth that spiritual teachers should instruct you to let go of desire except that they are holding old images of Me that do not know how to live and readying you for death while telling you it is life everlasting they are readying you for instead. If you cannot allow desire to lead you into pleasant experiences, you may be heading yourself for Hell without realizing it.

Aianawa
13th August 2018, 23:15
Wow indeed, came across these books tenish years ago and unable to read at that time but did poke my nose into a couple of them that my flatmate had, will reexplore now, ta .

https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1?ie=UTF8&text=Ceanne+DeRohan&search-alias=books&field-author=Ceanne+DeRohan&sort=relevancerank