Dude what an awesome informative thread. Starred n flagged.

I have read some material on the solfeggio tones and find them to be very intriguing, but you have certainly added to that intrigue.

Originally posted by dervishmadwhirler
I can only say to this OP; Yes, it heals. I play the didgeridoo and do healings, or used to do, rather, and it is pretty forking obvious that
a. Sound relaxes
b. Sounds make the organs in the body resonate to the frequencies played; every organ/set of organs has its/their own frequency to which it responds.
c. Sound massages stiff and cramped muscles; try to not ralax when I blow my rhythms on your body, its impossible.
d. Sounds entrain brainwaves and make the brain resonate and can change mindstates.
e. In south america, there are shamanic peoples who use herbs and use sound to heal and to guide shamanic journeys.

As a shaman I have to say that we do not know one percent of what this planet has to offer. But if we keep our minds and eyes and ears open, we can find out a lot...much more than western society has embedded in their culture and paradigm.

I hope I am not risking the 'overquoting' rules. But I felt it was necessary to keep your points fresh, as I reply to them.
I believe that what you are doing is exactly 'in tune' with the context of this thread.
What you speak of, also reminds me of, the American Indians, as well. If you recall; they had chants and dances to bring about rain and many other things.
Apparently, they believed in the power of this phenomena. It would be interesting to do a study to see how successful that some of their methods, might be.

Originally posted by ejsaunders
I used to mess about with Biosomething, it was a tone generator for Windows (I think that's what it was called, I'll check my drives).


Case in point, I used to get MAD migraine, but I made this 'humm-o' sound that got rid of it in like 30 minutes, but the day after, I always had such a sore neck and I couldn't find a sound that made any difference to the sickness that it wasn't worth it (most of the sounds made me feel sicker).

(Next bit gets a bit religion related but you'll see why I make references, I make no bones I'm a believer, but I'm discussing the inplications, not asking you to believe or convert, this is about sound not religion).

It certainly makes me think that MUCH of maths and the universe is connected, they way almost EVERY creature makes sound of some form, that cat purring can heal, that babies feel secure by the hearbeat of their mother, that Lucifer was the 'best' singer in Heaven and music his domain (and therefore all the weirdness at Rosslyn is actually either some way of contacting him, or is his language/angelic singing language and if we could translate it, we'd be better off).

Always made me wonder why the Bible was full of singing (but no dancing of course), but if sounds can cause physical change, then continually singing, would mean massive changes - therefore when the angels fell, the song was distorted and is no longer as powerful.

Hi EJ,
Well I, too am a believer, but I also look into other theories as well. For all we know, they all could somehow be connected.
I'll quickly touch on some of your points.
You spoke of math. We hear of sacred geometry.
You mention an infant being soothed by it's mother's heartbeat. Many times, when I have took on a weanling pet, it was soothed by a ticking clock, placed in the bed beside it.
You mention the purring of a cat; Once I worked in a nursing home, where we found that just handing a patient a cat to pet, would lower their blood pressure.

And I believe that when the Psalms say to make a joyful noise unto the Lord; I believe it means, to sing.
Thank you for your contribution, EJ.

Could the 'Biosomething,' have been, biofeedback?

[edit on 14-3-2008 by sizzle]

I became interested in this topic several years ago, specifically the 528hz causing DNA to rewind. The next day I was sitting at a stop light and the car in front of me had an interesting license plate, an out-of-state plate. The license number was 528DNA. I thought that was a remarkable coincidence, or some kind of sign that I was onto something important. Currently I treat a couple liters of de-gaussed distilled water daily with a 528hz tuning fork, for personal consumption.

Originally posted by WEOPPOSEDECEPTION
I became interested in this topic several years ago, specifically the 528hz causing DNA to rewind. The next day I was sitting at a stop light and the car in front of me had an interesting license plate, an out-of-state plate. The license number was 528DNA. I thought that was a remarkable coincidence, or some kind of sign that I was onto something important. Currently I treat a couple liters of de-gaussed distilled water daily with a 528hz tuning fork, for personal consumption.

Thank you for sharing that remarkable experience.
Would you mind telling us if these processes have had any vast improvements or changes in your life? And would you explain de-gaussed distilled water, for those of us who are unfamiliar?

I do so many things it's hard to pinpoint the benefits, if any. I am in good health and feel good most of the time anyway.
The way I de-gauss water is interesting. I got one of those tornado water vortex devices (basically 2 screwcaps with a hole in the middle) for about 5 bucks. I attached 2 large neo magnets, one on each side of the vortex tube. Place the full botttle on the top, give it a little shake and the water forms a tornado-like vortex as it flows into the empty bottle below. The magnets remove the memory from the water.
The water tastes significantly better, I have sampled it on several friends who agree there is an obvious taste difference. It tastes softer, for lack of a better word.

wow,finally something ive known about forever put forth to me with information. . . i've always been well adapted musically. . . give me any amount of time on any instrument, i can learn it by ear, and relate every other musical instrument with whatever instrument you want me to. .. if that makes sense,. . . i have a very good ear for music. . but most pianos i have heard, in whatever pitch, the c note always has sounded off to me, i've always been able to hear it. . . except in classical music, the c is always perfect sounding. . . i hear in colors (color hearing) for anyone who has an ear for music you should know what i talk about. . and also have played the didgeridoo (spelling?) for healing purposes. . . i believe there is definitly something deeper than the music itself, the resonance it created within your body. . . would love to hear a lot more scientific explanations on this subject! starred and flagged!

There is an out fit that i heard about on the C.B.C.radio out canada that has been doin work with beds that use the tones oa the harpsichord to heal and soothe.They claim it seems they have to adjust the tone to the feelings of discomfort or pleasure at different focal points on the bed and the areas that are focused on to heal.
Some might make the patient nausious while anouther might feel bliss???

WOW, Sizzle, I am so proud of you...this is great information. It seems the universe is connected through mathematics (of which music is a form), and vibrations that are felt and not felt in our normal physical world.

This makes so much sense! As has already been stated, all throughout the Bible we read "make a joyful noise unto the Lord". AND, yes there is power in numbers. We are told whenever two or more of us gather to pray, our prayers are emphasized to the Lord and heard more easily (I can't think of a better way to put it...maybe someone else can). And yes, they did dance in the Bible, and the orthodox Jews still dance at weddings just as they did in the Old Testament.

Have you ever noticed the Jews praying at the wailing wall swaying back and forth? Everything seems to be connected through sound...sounds we can hear, sounds we can't hear, vibrations and math. I always had the feeling that the walls fell at Jericho because of the vibrational effect of the trumpets and all the timed marching. Not to mention, I believe archaeology has discovered the city of Jericho was not built very well, so God telling Joshua to march around the city playing trumpets was good instruction, eh?

Perhaps the healers of old knew how to pass healing vibration through their bodies into the sick. Sometimes, all it took was touch to heal someone of leprosy or blindness.

If string theory is correct, everything is made of tiny vibrating strings of substance. This has really gotten me thinking. Thanks Sizzle!

Originally posted by immedicated
wow,finally something ive known about forever put forth to me with information. . . i've always been well adapted musically. . . give me any amount of time on any instrument, i can learn it by ear, and relate every other musical instrument with whatever instrument you want me to. .. if that makes sense,. . . i have a very good ear for music. . but most pianos i have heard, in whatever pitch, the c note always has sounded off to me, i've always been able to hear it. . . except in classical music, the c is always perfect sounding. . . i hear in colors (color hearing) for anyone who has an ear for music you should know what i talk about. . and also have played the didgeridoo (spelling?) for healing purposes. . .

Another member here has posted as to using the digideridoo for healing purposes, also. Maybe there is something to it.
Also, in one of my early posts on this thread, mention was made of the 'C' note being different.
There was also an allusion to colors in my course of study as well. So, I would say that you probably are on the right path. Thanks for sharing.