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| Cymatics
(the science of waves)
“ In the beginning was the Word”
and in Sanskrit “Nada
Brahama” “The world is sound”.
These enigmatic and religious concepts
seem too abstract unless we have the occasion to see them
in action. Dr. Hans Jenny, father of Cymatics or the science
of waves, has offered us this possibility and has made visible
the subtle power through which sound structures matter,
showing the supremacy of vibration and its effect in nature.
In his experiments he put sand, dust and fluids on a metallic
plate linked to an oscillator which produced a wide range
of frequencies.
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EXALOM
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While
he watched the sand or other substances organise
themselves into different structures, he heard the
sound emitted by the oscillator, and if he lightly
touched the plate he could feel the vibration in
his fingers.
Let us try and imagine now, that for some reason,
you can “only” see the static aspect of the form,
and for which, you think it is solid. The idea of
a form generated by a vibrational field which resonates,
could seem irrational. However every figure is a
visible form of an invisible force, and every form
contains the information on the vibrations which
created it. Imagine that someone mixes the sand
on the plate and cancels the form.
After a few seconds the same form reappears. How
can you explain this?
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Dr.
Masaru Emoto a well-know Japanese researcher,
was the first person in the world to photograph the crystals
of frozen water. |
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