Tuning

Tuning in to the rhythms of the solar system

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• published: 01 Oct 2016
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This meditation is somewhat unusual. It uses sound recordings of the planets taken by NASA probes. Also, the carrier frequency isochronous rate used in the program is 126.22 Hz. What is the frequency? This Sun frequency. It is at this frequency and "sounds" our star. This frequency is essential for all living things, from plants and protozoa to humans. In the course of our lives we are so much immersed in our earthly existence, which completely forget that we are part of the universe, the cosmos, all the atoms of which is woven our bodies were once stardust and this preoccupation with our life on earth is the cause of many problems. When tuned to the rhythms of the sun, the rhythms of the planets of our solar system, we restore the lost connection, and it is very beneficial to both our well-being, and in our minds, we begin to think more clearly, more consciously perceive what is happening around us. How is it possible to "hear" the sound of the planets? In fact it is quite simple. Radio telescopes and NASA probes recorded electromagnetic radiation from one or another planet, then the frequency is divided by a constant 44, and thus the frequency of the electromagnetic spectrum is translated into an audible range of our ear. This refers to meditation theta meditation group, to work with her at any time of the day, there are no restrictions here. Work with this program is recommended several times a week. How to Meditate? Take a comfortable body position, close your eyes, stop the internal dialogue and in a few minutes you will enter into a pleasant state of relaxation. Ordinary person it will take about 8 minutes. Before the meditation, it is desirable to drink a glass of clean water. This program needs to listen through headphones ONLY. This program is not recommended to listen to people with epilepsy, people with established heart pacemaker, pregnant women and adolescents under 16 years of age, and people with increased sensitivity to ultraviolet radiation. All rights reserved