All frequencies co-exist in the same time-space. The lower and slower the frequency, the closer we come to matter. The higher, faster and more refined the frequency, the closer we come to the spectrum of 7 colours of light vibration, finally white light and then pure energy.(see the Electro-magnetic Spectrum)
The blue end of the colour spectrum is where the vibration is fastest, whereas the redder the colour, the slower the vibration. If we take the frequency of any specific note and double this frequency enough times, we will eventually reach the light spectrum. The only difference between 7 colours of the light spectrum and the 7 notes of the sound spectrum is the rate of vibration. This also corresponds to the 7 energy Chakras, the vortices that run along the centre of the body. The body is a manifestation of the harmonic chord.
Most of the time we a bombarded by disharmonious noises - e.g. traffic, fridge, dogs barking, loud music, even by electric current. Sound can cripple or heal. Initially thoughts and emotions manifest as frequencies. Sound can change the rhythms of our brainwaves, as well as our heartbeat and respiration. In India there are ragas (meaning 'mood' or 'mode') for every hour of the day and season. The octave represents a complete cycle of sounds. The division of sounds is akin to mathematical proportions. Confucius (5th c. BC) (China), Pythagoras (5th c. BC), Plato (4th c. BC) (Greece) deeply investigated the mysteries of these intervals. They believed that sound created a heavenly link and brought sacred energies down into the world of matter. (see the Genesis Ladder, Sound Evolution)
Healing is a manipulation of these frequencies from discordant to harmonious. Both the Earth and body have a vibration of 8 cycles per second, which can be conceived as a wonderful orchestra of sound. Externally created sound can reintroduce harmony and sympathetic resonance can transform and heal.
There are sounds that are so high that they seem to ring in ones head, or so low that the floor under ones feet seems to vibrate like low thunder or an earthquake. The low frequencies, like the noise we experience in cities, are the exhausting frequencies, whereas the higher more refined frequencies (8,000hz) similar to those we hear when we are embryos in the womb are energising. From ancient times, sound and music is still used as a powerful tool for self-transformation. It facilitates the experience of ourselves and in so doing, we experience mankind and the rest of the world.
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