There are old Chinese proverbs and many other ancient writings that talk about the power of our words. But, where do our words actually come from? They don’t just pop out of thin air! Well, I would say that’s most of the time. Under inspiration, some incredible stuff has come…
For many years, I’ve been fascinated with sound resonance. I guess much of that came out of working with musical acoustics specialists during the writing of my dissertation. My topic was a strange one – looking inside the mouths of clarinet players to see how the tongue moved while playing.…
In this post, I add more information from three previous blog posts along with a video where I go through all the PowerPoint slides. At the end (below), you can download the PDF of that presentation which has clickable links on the last slide. The links send you on some…
“Cymatics?” you ask. Simply put, the term “cymatics” was coined by Hans Jenny in the 1970’s as a way of describing how to visualize sound. Up until recently, the only method of “seeing” sound was by taking a violin bow and rubbing it along a metal plate that was covered…
There’s a saying that “music tames the savage beast.” If you think back to Biblical examples, every time an evil spirit tormented Saul, he called David to play his harp. Eventually, Saul would be consoled and David would go about his business. Fast forward to the year 2017 and you’ll…
A sound essence is water that has been infused with the memory of music, words, declarations and/or intent. I create music essences from certain instrumental songs. With a full understanding that water carries memory, my intent is to infuse a bottle of spring water with the properties of the music I play over the water.
Can Hebrew letters and words actually be represented by musical frequencies? Explore the connection between math, music, the harmonic series, and Hebrew gematria.
Is a rise in the Schumann Resonance attributed to a change in the human consciousness? Recent scientific studies show that the Schumann Resonances are rising. Why is that? In this post, some possibilities are explored as to the “why” question along with how it affects us.