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Ringing in the Head

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posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 07:54 PM
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For the longest time I have had this ringing tone that occurs at random times in my head. I have no idea what it is or how I got/get it to occur, it just does. Recently, I've been pondering about what the meaning of this is. If any of you out there have this occure (sp?) to you as well and have a theory as to what the cause is or what you think it is for, please reply.



[Edited on 2-12-2003 by TheCatalyst]



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 07:59 PM
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I know how you feel. strange I just posted about tinnitus on BTS
heres the link

www.belowtopsecret.com...

I've looked into it before but according to a lot of sites I've looked at there isn't much that can be done. I've also read that doctors haven't really researched that much into it either.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:00 PM
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Have you been stressed out alot latley?
sometimes this can be a reason
how long have you had this?



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:00 PM
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Have you been, or do you now take large or frequent doses of acetomeniphen (tylenol), loritab, norco or oxycodone?

There are certain drugs that will induce this. It is called tinnitus. If there is no chemical reason for it, it could be that you are picking up a high-frequency sound that is above the normal hearing range for the rest of us.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:01 PM
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I have not taken any medicine recently, nor have I been stressed to the point of having headaches and such. Sometimes it lasts for one or two seconds sometimes three to five, everything is so random about it; is what really mystifies me.

[Edited on 2-12-2003 by TheCatalyst]



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:06 PM
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I think I know what sort of ringing you get cause I also get that aside from the other noise that i suffer from. It is kind of like the noise that comes from a telly that is on but not on any channel, just a black screen and you are aware of a very high pitched noise. I think that it is probably tinnitus but who knows. As I said the medical profession hasn't really got an explanation for it.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:15 PM
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Since you asked, if you are interested then there are other suggestions as to what is going on. I know about this because I have suffered from this for years, like others in my family. Myself I take no medication whatsoever, do not smoke and rarely drink alcohol. I dislike taking aspirins for headaches for that matter. Heck I even hate taking vitamins for too long in a row.

My hearing is good, it has been tested but I admit I attended a few rock concerts in my past so who knows, but then again I had ringing in my ears when I was young too.

Here it is some channelled comments on 'ringing in the ears' from cassiopaea.org.

Q: (L) My husband wants to know why his ears have been ringing constantly?
A: Lizard move.
Q: (L) Why is this Lizard move causing his ears to ring?
A: They concentrate on those who are not protected or less protected by knowledge.
Q: (L) What can he do to stop this?
A: Open mind then learn.
Q: (L) And if he doesn't, what would be the result?
A: Further attack.

Q: (V) How many times has M been abducted?
A: 23 times.
Q: (M) Will I be abducted again?
A: Yes.
Q: (M) When?
A: It depends on belief center.
Q: (L) I think it might depend on how much knowledge you acquire as to whether you will be abducted again or under what circumstances.
A: Grandfather let you in on secrets of life.
Q: (M) Yes, yes. He taught me a lot and I think that's what they mean.
A: He was a "Priority One Soul."
Q: (L) What is a Priority One Soul?
A: One who sacrifices life's pleasures to teach others. He was your teacher. You are lucky, M. He kept you from "trouble."
Q: (L) Who abducted M?
A: Grays.
Q: (L) What was the purpose of M's abduction?
A: To study his mind. He has a very strong mind and resolve.
Q: (L) Did they put an implant in him?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) And what do they do with that implant?
A: Is monitor. Frequent ringing in ear signifies monitoring activity.
Q: (F) Do you have frequent ringing in your ear? (M) Yes. (L) One ear more than another? (M) Yes. It is kind of a tone. (T) Last session when I was here you
were giving us information on how to calculate when the wave is going to reach Earth. I was able to plot two of the four for distance, but two were
constellations. I cannot plot those distances.

Q: (T) I don't know if this has been addressed before, but what are some possible causes of intermittent ear ringing? (C) I have some theories
about it but I want to know if my theories are correct.
A: Monitoring as well as picking up programming signals and also some background "universe" noise.
Q: (C) The reason we ask is because I've noticed a pattern. I even keep a log about it now because it's so weird. I personally get ear ringing
when it seems like I'm talking to somebody out loud or to myself about a theory about something that has to do with matrix stuff. (L) So
you're being monitored? (C) Right. So any time it seems like I'm having a breakthrough thought - you know drones, the matrix, the programs,
holographic inserts - all of the sudden I'll get like an ear ringing. Sometimes the left, sometimes the right, but I'm trying to find out what the
pattern is. So I'm keeping track of it. (T) What process is responsible for creating the actual ringing noise?
A: Partly "interpretation" by neural processes that, at some level, recognize the potential and issue symptomatic warning.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:22 PM
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it was related to HAARP. I've heard it now for several years.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:26 PM
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So aliens implanted a monitering device in my brain??



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:32 PM
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People Hearing Persistent, Mysterious Hum Aren't Alone
By MINDY SINK

Published: December 2, 2003


o one else in Phil Ciofalo's neighborhood in northeast Albuquerque by
the foothills of the Sandia Mountains is bothered by the humming
sound that irritates him constantly. They can't even hear it.

In other neighborhoods around the globe, however, Mr. Ciofalo has
company, other people who complain of hearing a persistent humming
sound, usually when they are in their homes seeking peace and quiet
from a busy world.


"These people are definitely not crazy," said Jim Cowan, senior
consultant for Acentech Inc. in Cambridge, Mass. Acentech was hired
by the City of Kokomo, Ind., to study a mysterious hum that residents
first complained about in 1999. "They are just picking something up
that others can't," Mr. Cowan said.

The preliminary investigation in Kokomo has determined one possible
source for the hum, but like other studies it concluded that there
could be several causes and that more research was needed.

The people who hear a hum do not appear to be suffering from
tinnitus, a persistent ringing in the ear that is not produced by an
external source.

Dr. James Kelly, an ear specialist and director of surgical sciences
at the University of New Mexico who examined complaints of a hum in
Taos, said that "tinnitus hearers report hearing higher frequency
sound" than the people he studied.

"The Taos hum is a low-frequency phenomenon," he said.

Dr. Kelly added that most hearing disorders affect perception at
higher frequencies.

The most common description of the hum is that it sounds like the low
rumble of a distant diesel truck idling. Some people also feel a
vibration, or don't hear any sound but just sense the vibration.
Others report various maladies they associate with the hum, including
headaches, diarrhea, nosebleeds, dizziness, fatigue and memory loss.

There have been reports of hums in England, Scotland, Australia and
other places in the United States for decades.

The "hummers," as they are sometimes called, vary widely in age and
in the times and locations that the sound is most pronounced.

Billy Kellems, a 37-year old truck driver in Kokomo, has been hearing
a hum since 1999.

"It's like a train yard or a jet on the tarmac in the distance," he
said, to describe the humming sound that he thinks causes his
headaches and diarrhea.

Mr. Ciofalo, 81, says the hum he hears in his New Mexico home has
made him irritable and gives him frequent headaches.

"It started about four years ago," he said. "It was a low hum sound
that would come and go, but now I hear it all the time."

His housemate, Martin Schweighardt, who has numerous health problems,
including difficulty hearing, does not hear the sound. They have
lived in the house since 1984.

Mr. Ciofalo has contacted the county health and environment office
and written his senators and members of Congress. Representative
Heather A. Wilson, a Republican, forwarded his request to specialists
at the University of New Mexico, and Mr. Ciofalo has received
technicians from Sandia National Laboratories in his home to do tests.

He has temporarily had his power, security alarms, water and phone
turned off and now sleeps with headphones on. He also had his hearing
tested and found it to be "as good as a newborn baby."

In the 1990's, complaints about a humming sound in Taos reached
Congress and an investigation was done.

But with the study inconclusive as to a source of the hum, news of it
nearly vanished.

The hum, however, continues for some people in that area who share
their problem by writing about it in local newspapers or in online
discussion forums.

Dr. Kelly said that a lack of financing was the reason no further
study had been done, but both he and Mr. Cowan recommended more
research on low-frequency hearing to learn how it might affect human
health.

Not everyone is convinced that the hum is real. In most cases there
is simply no evidence that the hum people are hearing is coming from
an external source.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:35 PM
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This story was posted in the news portal last night. Just in case you hadnt read it yet, it is interesting, you are not aslone!

news.abovetopsecret.com...



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:36 PM
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www.nytimes.com/
[edit on 16-12-2005 by DontTreadOnMe]



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:42 PM
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My "hum" is like a high pitched hum more from what was described in the first article. When it starts, it seems to come from afar but I know that it is in my ears. Then it gets higher in pitch and lasts for however long it likes, and then just disappears.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:43 PM
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e_w,

again if you are interested, there is a suggested explanation for the background humming that is being heard. from cassiopaea.org

Q: (L) Okay, I have a bug in my system. I want to know what this humming sound is that people are hearing all over this country? I mean people have been
reporting hearing this intense humming sound that literally drives them crazy. There was a TV special on about this the other night. What is this humming and
where is it coming from?
A: Increased EM waves in preparation for oncoming wave
Q: (L) What is the source of this sound, I mean, where specifically, location-wise, is it coming from?
A: Cosmic.
Q: (L) Okay, it's cosmic, it's not coming from the planet itself. Okay, what is the greatest weakness of the Lizzies or the Grays in 4d?
A: STS.
Q: (T) Yes, that is their greatest weakness; Service to Self. (L) Is that in both densities?
A: Yes.
Q: (T) Is there a way... can we use that against them?
A: Not correct philosophy.

Q
L) Well, she told me
that the Pleiadian ships were supposedly above the earth bombarding these bases with these vibronics, which is a high-pitched sound, which is causing the shifts
in the time and the ability of the STS aliens' to function, and this was the humming sound that's being heard by the people out in New Mexico.
A: Alien "bases."



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:44 PM
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What the hell do they mean by an "oncoming wave"?



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:48 PM
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There are certain drugs that will induce this. It is called tinnitus. If there is no chemical reason for it, it could be that you are picking up a high-frequency sound that is above the normal hearing range for the rest of us.


Well that explains the ringing in my ears. Thanks, I get headaches alot and take tylenol alot, and get that stupid ringing. Thanks.



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:50 PM
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Well, I always seem to have a ringing in my head, but maybe thats because I've got a few screws loose


There was that "Pleiades Test" link posted on a thread about some girls' mom being an alien. One of the questions on there is "Do you have an increased ringing in your head?"

Just a coincidence, might as well throw it in


-wD



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 08:53 PM
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This is the test in which you are talking about: home.earthlink.net...



posted on Dec, 2 2003 @ 09:48 PM
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TheCat,

Ah the wave!

Wish I could explain it to you simply but I can't.

I guess you would equate it with a wave in a very calm body of water that goes from place to place on a cycle.

The wave brings things with it and most of all it brings change wherever it goes.

This wave traverses our galaxy.



posted on Dec, 3 2003 @ 10:15 AM
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Yeh i get that in my ears its like a tv on standby but i know it isnt the recently ive been able to just sense it not by accident.




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