I just found this very interesting link of a recording made by NASA of an electromagnetic phenomenon caused by plasma waves in Earth’s radiation belts. Not only is it beautiful, but it also triggers something in me about the way information is being channeled to us from the Universe.
To quote from the article: “They are thought to be one of the most important waves for energizing the electrons that make up the outer radiation belt.” To me, this is also linked to the research on the acoustics of so many sacred places around the world.
The subject of sound and vibration is so important, and this will become more and more clear to us all now that the veils are lifting. The ancient civilizations knew about of this, and they utilized sound in their healing work. I have this image of the “the hospitals of tomorrow” that will be like giant auditoriums where sound in the form of beautiful music will be played in order to help people rebalance themselves.
As The constant companions have talked about so many times, disease is literally caused by our organisms being “out of tune”, and I think that sound will be the most important tool for healing in the world we are creating.
After all, the fact that it was so widely used in earlier civilizations tells us that this knowledge is vital to us. And, contrary to the medication produced by big business today, it is free and have no harmful side effects.
Listen to the beautiful voice of our planet here:
http://phys.org/news/2012-10-nasa-spacecraft-earthsong.html
Source:http://aishanorth.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/sacred-sounds-of-our-pla...
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Do you know what NASA stands for? Never A Straight Answer. I find it immensely surprising that someone would take seriously an administration being accused of black ops, black budgets, secrecy policies, withholding scientific and astronomical information from the general taxpaying public. I find it very difficult to believe anything that is said to come from them. A kid can create even better sounds by playing around with dad's shortwave radio? Sorry
This seriously almost made me cry. :)