I’ve been experimenting with 432 Hz since 2019, ever since I came across this information, I became very passionate about the power and the sacred nature of sound. Music and everything in this universe , at its core, is a frequency. Everything is alive, everything is vibrating.
In my personal quest, for self-discovery, sound always played an important role. I began using sound to meditate, making much easier to concentrate and achieve profound meditational states. The use of binaural beats, isochronic tones, solfeggio frequencies and other sacred frequencies proved me over time the its immense power. Sound has deep connections into our emotions, thoughts, and even physiological responses.
Throughout history for thousands of years human beings have been using sound to access deeper states of consciousness, expand awareness and heal our body. Chanting, singing bowls, meditation gongs, and mantras are some ways we've used sound for these benefits.
The Impact on Human Consciousness
Our brain processes information electrically, communicating with cellular structures within specific frequency bands. This understanding forms the basis of how external frequencies can influence our perceptions and states of mind.
Every emotional state generates its own frequency. Hate resonates differently from love, just as conflict-filled environments emit distinct frequencies. These frequencies can alter the electromagnetic fields around us, influencing how we perceive and interact with our surroundings. Even every organ of our body has a specific resonating frequency.
Sound also has the ability to embed messages below the threshold of conscious perception. These messages can directly target the subconscious, shaping beliefs, emotions, and actions. Such subtle influence can lead to collective responses, triggering mass emotions like rage or unrest.
The Power of Frequencies
As a producer, I started experimenting with 432 Hertz tuning in all of my music, noticing significant changes. Music felt more easy to hear, I didn’t get tired as fast working and composing, I could last longer working without ear fatigue. I also noticed the emotion in my songs where not as overwhelming. Compared to 440 Hertz where I found them exaggerated. In traditional tuning sad songs felt even more intense, happy songs felt more euphoric. I would definitely encourage you to experiment this on your own, look for a 432 Hertz version of your favorite song and compare in this particular aspect.
The Golden Tuning Technology of 432 Hertz amplifies the foundational coherence of the body, harmonically aligning our nervous system, health, well-being, and increased creative cognition-inspiration. The potential healing properties of 432 Hz music, citing studies that suggest it can reduce anxiety, improve sleep and immune response, lower blood pressure, and have positive effects on overall well-being. Research shows that music affects digestion, internal secretion, blood circulation, nutrition, breathing, etc.
It affects the body in two ways:
- With a direct effect, i.e. influence of sound on cells and organs
- Indirectly - through the impact on emotions and our subconscious mind, which in turn influence many processes in the human body.
“There's no organ system in the body that's not affected by sound, music, and vibration. You can look at disease as a form of disharmony.” — Mitchell Gaynor.
This is where the language of the universe, biology, the intelligence of compassionate love, consciousness, genetics, and sacred geometry dance together in synergy. This frequency is obtained in an interesting way: 24 hours x 60 minutes x 60 seconds = 86400/2 = 43200.
Historically, many ancient cultures, from the Egyptians to the Greeks, understood and utilized the power of sound. Pythagoras, for instance, spoke of the 'music of the spheres,' which is intrinsically linked to the harmonic principles of 432 Hz.
A Practical Guide to 432 Hz
To start your journey with 432 Hz, you can retune your musical instruments or look for 432 Hz versions of your favorite songs. Many apps and software tools can help you retune your music collection. Incorporate 432 Hz music into your daily routines, whether during meditation, yoga, or simply for relaxation.
In today’s digital age, accessing and utilizing 432 Hz music has never been easier. Numerous apps, streaming services, and digital tools allow anyone to experience the benefits of this frequency. Apps like Audacity make it simple to retune your favorite songs, and there are entire playlists on platforms like Spotify and YouTube dedicated to 432 Hz music. Wearable technology, such as smartwatches and fitness trackers, is starting to incorporate sound therapy features, promising a future where personalized sound healing is just a tap away.
Resources for Your 432 Hz Journey:
- Tuning Apps: Use apps like Audacity or G-Tune to retune your music.
- Digital Audio Workstations:
- Online Communities: Join forums and social media groups dedicated to 432 Hz music.
- Playlists: Explore playlists on streaming platforms that feature 432 Hz music.
The journey into the world of 432 Hz has been transformative. As I continue to explore and understand the depths of this frequency, I am constantly amazed by its potential to harmonize, heal, and inspire. I’m strongly committed to the restoration of the value of music and arts in general through conscious creativity and innovation. I compose music using 432 Hertz tuning and sacred tones creating energetically programmed fields to transmute emotions, traumas and bring awareness to problematics like addiction and mental health. Whether you are a musician, a meditator, or someone seeking deeper connection and peace, I encourage you to explore the world of 432 Hz. Let it resonate with your soul, align with your heartbeats, and guide you to a place of inner harmony.
The universe speaks in frequencies. When we tune into the right ones, we unlock doors to realms of consciousness and well-being previously unimagined. Embrace the 432 Hz frequency and let it be the soundtrack to your journey of self-discovery and transformation.
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References:
Marmolaro, Mattia - Universitá di Padova, Italy
Diletta Calamassi - University of Florence, Italy
Ruth E. Rosenberg, University of Illinois
