Could it not be that you have an unusual level of hearing.. as in sensitive to certain sounds?
I'm not sure if anyone else has but often when out in the coutryside at night i often pick up on a pulsing noise from various directions (not a constant tone).. I put it down to bats or something similar.. but it too seems far fetched.. any ideas anyone? (If i am with others everyone else can't hear the noise im talking about even when i indicate when and where it is originating from)

I don't know anything about the Tao's Hum but those sounds are often associated with astral projection as well. In the process of projection many will hear sounds such as static, wind, waves etc. The most effective way of projection in my experience is like you are doing waking up in the early morning hours and attempting astral then. Your subconscious could be attempting or returning from an unconscious OOBE. Just my 2 cents.

Baphomet, never been into any astral projection. So are you telling me that I am possibly attempting to project and not knowing that I am doing it? Always thought it might be nice to try though. Knights, actually my hearing is not the best in the world to begin with, so seems that I should have hard time picking up on sounds, but with this one im not.

I bet it has to do with cell phone towers or something. Probably some kind of mind numbing frequency to keep us in a lower thought pattern. I hear it too in my room. Sounds similar to those ghetto people that drive cars with lots of bass subwoofers playing rap songs. Constant undulating deep bass line.

Just a thought, do you have a tv in your bedroom?

For example, if its near quiet in my room, I'll hear the faint sounds of static and voices, like you said, like a newscast. Eventually, I found that the sound was coming from my tv. Apparently, even with it turned off, the sound of whatever station was last on will still imminate through the speakers, very faintly.

I suggest, if you do have a tv in your room, put your ear to the speaker when its off, see if you hear anything, and if so, just unplug your tv.

I hear the hum. It even vibrates my eardrums. I cannot stand it. I cannot even sleep anymore. No one else hears the hum. Its gotton so bad I now percieve the hum as a vibration. I hear it in every room in my house but louder in my bedroom and my little girls where I can say its almost even louder. I am scared we are being radiated or something. When I try to find where its coming from, I end up outside and I cannot hear it there. Once I even cut all the power in our home to see if it was a fridge vibrating or something. Even with all the power cut I could still hear it and then I could faintly hear it in the inner garden. So its not the electricity in my home thats causing it. My husband cannot hear it. Every night gets worse. I try to block out the humming, but I just can't.

I couple of weeks ago I went to the lake and was so happy to think It would be silent and I would be able to sleep. To my surprise I could hear the humming there too...only fainter. Now that made me believe it must be in my head, but its so loud! Why can't anyone else hear it! Please tell me what this is.

You might try googling "Taos hum"

You would learn that Taos hum ( which is also heard in other places ) sounds like a big diesel idling.

Okey, so I'm not crazy. Hey all, just signed up awhile ago. My story's about the same I live here in central New York, a few years ago when I was living in an apartment, I was being woken by this annoying hum, it'd start around midnight to two, three o'clock in the morning, none of my neighbors could hear it. This'd go on for days, then it'd stop, then pick back up again. It was getting to the point of good from a good mood to po'd soon as the hum would start. No matter where I went in the apartment I could hear it, I'd go outside an it'd be louder, but yet I'd still be the only one that could hear it. Now a little info, an Air Force Base was about fifteen, twenty miles away from me, the apartment was beside the flight path to the air base. I'd lived there about ten years, the hum didn't start till after four. Now I've moved an the base is closed an haven't heard that damn hum since.

Is it your central heating system? The only and only time I have been plagued by a hum (an extremely low level, low frequency noise that only I seemed to be able to hear), it turned out to be the central heating system in the house. I think there must have been some sort of resonant frequency in the piping. I cured it by putting a wooden wedge between a pipe and the wall.

No, that place didn't have a central heating/cooling system. This hum and I don't really want to say it's a hum exactly but it would just start an their'd never be a change to it's pitch or tone.

You might want to rule out as many terrestial reasons as possible, The suggestion of putting your ear to all the sound sources in your home is valid. Also pick up a cheap EM detector and see if there is an unusal level of EM radiation in parts of your home. We are now awash in EM pollution and it is not a far stretch that some have developed a sensitivity to EM radiation, like some are to chemicals.

One interesting quirk of em radiation is that it has been known to stimulate the inner ear drum and produce an internal noise not detectable with standard recording equipment. The Aurora's are an example of this. They are at the right frequency to stimulate the inner ear and produce a static crackling noise, which is not ambient.

It's funny though that since the base for the most part is closed, I haven't heard the hum.

I'm in central NY as well. I've ruled out everything inside my home, having turned off the breaker and the noise persists.

It is really strange. Sometimes I feel it as much as hear it, and the noise cannot be pinpointed - it's just all around me oozing from all the walls. It sounds mostly like a generator or a transformer humming/buzzing.

Glad you were fortunate enough to have it go away. Are you talking about Romulus by any chance?

I began hearing the hum about 15 years ago, but in the past 7 years it has gotten louder. My son who is 25, thought I was crazy. I come home from work and constantly say "there is no peace in this house!" I am always asking him - don't you hear that noise? It's like a low rumbling, droning noise and it never stops. It's almost like the bass of someone's stereo in the far off distance. I have looked inside, outside, everywhere and no source of the noise. I put my ears up to the walls, open windows, check everywhere, and nothing. I thought it was my neighbor's stereo one night and got dressed and went outside to find out I didn't hear anything but the crickets. I was so puzzled! It goes on day and night and it's worse when I try to sleep at night between 10 p.m. and about 4 a.m. If I go outside, I don't hear it. It keeps me up, gives me headaches, makes me edgy and miserable, and just makes my life a living hell. The strange thing is for the past five nights I haven't heard it as much. I have been doing more work on the computer and my son has been spending more time doing other things. Get this - just yesterday he came and asked me what the noise he is hearing is. I said, what noise? He said the low droning, rumbling noise he keeps hearing. So of course I said, you mean the one that I've been complaining about and you told me I was crazy and I must be Pocohontas since I can hear every little noise? I had to re-tell him the whole story since what I complained about before literally went in one ear and out the other. So now he hears it and it's driving him nuts. We both discussed how we have gone all over looking for the source. I have been sitting at the computer with stereo headphones on listening to a movie and I could still hear it. I thought it was the computer chair and so did he. I don't know what it is but I know it is real and people are hearing it. I don't know if it's the shifting of the earth's crust or something manmade that some people hear the frequency of and others don't. Who knows?

By the way, we are in Norcross, Georgia. I was also going to tell you guys that not only do I hear it, but I feel the vibration - and it feels like it's in my bones. Sometimes it feels like it's in my head, and my son said the same thing. The only reason I can figure out that I haven't heard it as loud for the past five days and all the sudden he started hearing it is because it must be humming at a different frequency causing him to pick up on the sound all the sudden.