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(Excerpted from article published November 25, 2005, © The New York Times Company)
Sound healing, like other mind-body treatments, he said, could act as a placebo, or it may distract the mind, breaking a stress cycle. "Even if it breaks your cycle for 15 minutes, that's sometimes enough to have a therapeutic effect," Dr. Vad said. Healers, sometimes called sounders, argue that sound can have physiological effects because its vibrations are not merely heard but also felt. And vibrations, they say, can lower heart rate variability, relax brain wave patterns and reduce respiratory rates. When the heart rate is relatively steady, and breathing is deep and slow, stress hormones decrease, said Dr. Mitchell L. Gaynor, an oncologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Weill Medical College of Cornell University in New York and the author of "The Healing Power of Sound." That is significant, he said, because stress can depress every aspect of the immune system, "including those that protect us against flu and against cancer."
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Ms. Cottrell pointed out that ultrasound, which employs vibrations in frequencies above the range of human hearing, has been used therapeutically. "When the body is sick - it could be a cold, a broken bone, an ulcer, a tumor, or an emotional or mental illness - it's all a matter of the frequencies of the body being out of tune, off balance, out of synch," she said. "Vibration can help bring that back into balance." Dr. Gaynor, who has an oncology practice in Manhattan, considers sound healing integrative medicine: not an alternative to science but a complement to it. While to "cure" means physically to fix something, "healing" refers to wholeness, a union of the mind, body and spirit. Dr. Gaynor likens sound healing to music therapy. In "The Healing Power of Sound" he cites studies indicating that music can lower blood pressure, reduce cardiac complications among patients who have recently suffered heart attacks, reduce stress hormones during medical testing and boost natural opiates.
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Q. Can MFG be found in translations of the Bible from Hebrew to other languages? A. Music and other encrypted information in the original Hebrew text of the Bible are all lost in translations. Furthermore, since we do not fully understand the reason and effect of the combinations and sequence of frequencies (notes), it is impossible to duplicate the effect in other languages.
Q. Is the method related to each word, syllable or Hebrew letter? A. Each musical note represents a Hebrew letter in the original text of the Bible. Letters, words and sentences ultimately create the melodies.
Q. Does the formula work on any text? A book, newspaper or the telephone book? A. Any Hebrew text can be translated into sequences of notes. However, according to ancient Hebrew tradition only in the original text of the Bible can a meaningful pre-selected combination of frequencies be found. For example: Psalms are believed to produce a healing effect. The effect is delivered through sound waves when Psalms are read. The specific sequence and combination of letters are unique to the Psalms and were designed to produce a healing effect.
Other Hebrew texts, with arbitrary sequences of letters, would not be expected to produce similar results.
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Q. How was the method confirmed?
A. The method was determined after a long period of tests and experiments. It produces melodic music and conforms to ancient Hebrew traditions about music in the text of the Bible. This method was confirmed by specific Biblical verses that are dealing with issues of music as well as by Gematria (mathematical values in the Hebrew text).
In addition, there was a discovery of unexpected symbols imbedded in the sound tracks of certain words. For example: when played on a computer, the sound track of the word "Hallelujah" produced on the screen a series of "Star of David" symbols. This unusual phenomenon could be seen as another confirmation that this specific combination must have a special meaning.
Q. How does the MFG affect people?
A. There are many anecdotal testimonies of healing, effortless relaxation, and easier concentration. Reactions range from babies sleeping more soundly, to a calming effect on children's behavior, to adults and older people who report a profound spiritual experience. More research is needed to confirm these reports, but it is clear that people are being affected in a meaningful way when they listen repeatedly to MFG.
Q. Is the entire Hebrew text of the Bible Healing?
A. Tradition points to the Psalms as having a healing effect. Other parts of the Bible may be constructed in different ways. The Music from God project began by translating selections from Psalms to musical notes. Other parts of the Hebrew Bible will be translated in the future. It is logical to assume that the story about the fall of the walls of Jericho would produce a different effect on the listener than that of Psalm 23 or the "Song of Songs". Since no one understands at this time the exact connection between the Biblical stories and the effects they may produce, this research should proceed with caution
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Astronomers hear 'music of creation'
Microwave map of the sky: picture of the early Universe
BBC News Online science editor Dr David Whitehouse
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(Excerpted from article published November 25, 2005, © The New York Times Company)
Sound healing, like other mind-body treatments, he said, could act as a placebo, or it may distract the mind, breaking a stress cycle. "Even if it breaks your cycle for 15 minutes, that's sometimes enough to have a therapeutic effect," Dr. Vad said. Healers, sometimes called sounders, argue that sound can have physiological effects because its vibrations are not merely heard but also felt. And vibrations, they say, can lower heart rate variability, relax brain wave patterns and reduce respiratory rates. When the heart rate is relatively steady, and breathing is deep and slow, stress hormones decrease, said Dr. Mitchell L. Gaynor, an oncologist and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Weill Medical College of Cornell University in New York and the author of "The Healing Power of Sound." That is significant, he said, because stress can depress every aspect of the immune system, "including those that protect us against flu and against cancer."
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Ms. Cottrell pointed out that ultrasound, which employs vibrations in frequencies above the range of human hearing, has been used therapeutically. "When the body is sick - it could be a cold, a broken bone, an ulcer, a tumor, or an emotional or mental illness - it's all a matter of the frequencies of the body being out of tune, off balance, out of synch," she said. "Vibration can help bring that back into balance." Dr. Gaynor, who has an oncology practice in Manhattan, considers sound healing integrative medicine: not an alternative to science but a complement to it. While to "cure" means physically to fix something, "healing" refers to wholeness, a union of the mind, body and spirit. Dr. Gaynor likens sound healing to music therapy. In "The Healing Power of Sound" he cites studies indicating that music can lower blood pressure, reduce cardiac complications among patients who have recently suffered heart attacks, reduce stress hormones during medical testing and boost natural opiates.
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Q. Can MFG be found in translations of the Bible from Hebrew to other languages? A. Music and other encrypted information in the original Hebrew text of the Bible are all lost in translations. Furthermore, since we do not fully understand the reason and effect of the combinations and sequence of frequencies (notes), it is impossible to duplicate the effect in other languages.
Q. Is the method related to each word, syllable or Hebrew letter? A. Each musical note represents a Hebrew letter in the original text of the Bible. Letters, words and sentences ultimately create the melodies.
Q. Does the formula work on any text? A book, newspaper or the telephone book? A. Any Hebrew text can be translated into sequences of notes. However, according to ancient Hebrew tradition only in the original text of the Bible can a meaningful pre-selected combination of frequencies be found. For example: Psalms are believed to produce a healing effect. The effect is delivered through sound waves when Psalms are read. The specific sequence and combination of letters are unique to the Psalms and were designed to produce a healing effect.
Other Hebrew texts, with arbitrary sequences of letters, would not be expected to produce similar results.
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Q. How was the method confirmed?
A. The method was determined after a long period of tests and experiments. It produces melodic music and conforms to ancient Hebrew traditions about music in the text of the Bible. This method was confirmed by specific Biblical verses that are dealing with issues of music as well as by Gematria (mathematical values in the Hebrew text).
In addition, there was a discovery of unexpected symbols imbedded in the sound tracks of certain words. For example: when played on a computer, the sound track of the word "Hallelujah" produced on the screen a series of "Star of David" symbols. This unusual phenomenon could be seen as another confirmation that this specific combination must have a special meaning.
Q. How does the MFG affect people?
A. There are many anecdotal testimonies of healing, effortless relaxation, and easier concentration. Reactions range from babies sleeping more soundly, to a calming effect on children's behavior, to adults and older people who report a profound spiritual experience. More research is needed to confirm these reports, but it is clear that people are being affected in a meaningful way when they listen repeatedly to MFG.
Q. Is the entire Hebrew text of the Bible Healing?
A. Tradition points to the Psalms as having a healing effect. Other parts of the Bible may be constructed in different ways. The Music from God project began by translating selections from Psalms to musical notes. Other parts of the Hebrew Bible will be translated in the future. It is logical to assume that the story about the fall of the walls of Jericho would produce a different effect on the listener than that of Psalm 23 or the "Song of Songs". Since no one understands at this time the exact connection between the Biblical stories and the effects they may produce, this research should proceed with caution
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Astronomers hear 'music of creation'
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"Just as the difference in harmonic content allows us to distinguish between a flute or trumpet playing the same note, so the details of the harmonic content imprinted in the CMB allow us to understand the detailed nature of the Universe," said Dr Barth Netterfield, of the University of Toronto in Canada.
Creation 'music'
In their first release of data, in April 2000, the Boomerang team was able to reveal only one harmonic peak.
Now, according to Andrew Lange, of the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, they can see more.
"Using a music analogy, last year we could tell what note we were seeing - if it was C sharp or F flat," he said.
"Now, we see not just one, but three of these peaks and can tell not only which note is being played, but also what instrument is playing it - we can begin to hear in detail the music of creation."
The images obtained cover about 3% of the sky. The researchers plan another campaign to the Antarctic in the near future, this time to map even fainter images encoded in the polarisation of the cosmic microwave background.
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Uri Harel has produced what he calls "Music from God," which consists of compositions mathematically derived from the original Hebrew text of the Bible. Harel believes the Bible contains many layers of meaning, and that one of those layers is music.In a recent interview Harel said: "We made an astonishing discovery of encoded music in the original Hebrew text of the Bible. Several years of research culminated in findings that may forever change the public's perception of this popular ancient document, and increase interest in it among people of all walks of life. We have found the key to transforming Hebrew letters into musical notes and have opened the way for a new kind of Bible translation—not into yet another spoken language, but into the universal language of music."
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What the Rabbis say about Creation
According to Ramchal - Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto - in his book, 'Adir BaMarom' (p. 40), the planets are moved by musical waves. These are his words: "All those thiings above are carried out by music, and all the luminaries, when they go out from their source, are motivated by music."
Each planet has music. It is interesting to note that scientists have recently discovered that each planet produces a different melody. The ZOHAR (Exodus, Shalach) says that the constellations themselves create music. And, according to the ZOHAR (Exodus, Vayakhel) the music of the sun is so wonderful that if the ears of man were not blocked, he would be capable of hearing this music. However, he he would not be able to exist for his soul would leave the body.
What the Rabbis say about Creation
According to Ramchal - Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto - in his book, 'Adir BaMarom' (p. 40), the planets are moved by musical waves. These are his words: "All those thiings above are carried out by music, and all the luminaries, when they go out from their source, are motivated by music."
Each planet has music. It is interesting to note that scientists have recently discovered that each planet produces a different melody. The ZOHAR (Exodus, Shalach) says that the constellations themselves create music. And, according to the ZOHAR (Exodus, Vayakhel) the music of the sun is so wonderful that if the ears of man were not blocked, he would be capable of hearing this music. However, he he would not be able to exist for his soul would leave the body.
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Chladni figures. What we are seeing in this illustration is primarily two things: areas that are and are not vibrating. When a flat plate of an elastic material is vibrated, the plate oscillates not only as a whole but also as parts. The boundaries between these vibrating parts, which are specific for every particular case, are called node lines and do not vibrate. The other parts are oscillating constantly. If sand is then put on this vibrating plate, the sand (black in the illustration) collects on the non-vibrating node lines. The oscillating parts or areas thus become empty. According to Jenny, the converse is true for liquids; that is to say, water lies on the vibrating parts and not on the node lines.
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Frozen water from Fujiwara Dam before prayer:
Frozen water from Fujiwara Dam before prayer:
After prayer:
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Water charged with words, "You make me sick. I will kill you."
Water charged with words, "Thank you."
Water from Fujiwara Dam before being blessed
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ADOLF HITLER
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Antartic Ice
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Water Crystal which showed words of "compassion"
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Beethoven’s Pastorale
Bach’s “air for G string
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Fig. 5.6. The Secret Solfeggio Frequencies: Sound Vibration Rates for Creation and Destruction
1.Ut = 396 = 9
2.Re = 417 = 3
3.Mi = 528 = 6
4.Fa = 639 = 9
5.Sol =741 = 3
6.La = 852 = 6
Table shows the increasing frequencies encoded in modern Torahs and Bibles in NUMBERS, Chapter 7, verses 12-83. Initially encrypted by Levi priests who translated the original Torah into the Greek Septuagint, these six frequencies, apparently possess extraordinary spiritual power. Besides their link to the hymn to St. John the Baptist, and their likely association with creative and destructive events as detailed in the Bible, the third note— *"MI" for "Miracles" or "528"—is the exact frequency used by genetic engineers throughout the world to repair DNA.7
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