Unheard Whispers
Secret Sounds Change our Physicality!
JillMattson
Plants respond to music, growing better while listening to classicalmusic, but how does sound change the physicality of the plant?
In the book, The Secret Life ofPlants, researchers hooked plants to machines resembling lie detectors, whichrevealed their response to threatening behavior. Wow! Plants possess anawareness of their wellbeing and surroundings. Even more startling, the plantsshowed a response to their owner’s well-being, even if the owners were acrossthe country. This seems like quantum entanglement (when two energies link onthe quantum level, and effect another, even at long distances). Maybe theplants’ have emotions and care about their owners?
If this idea is not delightful enough, researchers display plants “singing.”The plant’s tiny vibrations are too soft for us to hear, but may account forwhy we feel uplifted in a botanical garden or calm down in nature. Unconsciouslythese “plant songs” lull us into harmony and a sense of wellbeing.
People have hooked electrodes to plants’ leaves and roots, and then connectedthem to musical instruments, producing fairy-like music: a new genre? AMexican, named Aerial Guzik, hooked cacti to lutes and used their tiny theseenergetic impulses to create strangely beautiful music. Another experiment atDananhur in Italy showed plants connected to electronic instruments, producing exquisitemusic. You can listen to this concert at the You Tube video in the footnotes.
Ancient stories of Atlantis suggest that highly psychic peopletelepathically “tuned” into the vibrations of the plants, asking the plantswhat they needed for optimal growth. According to legends in Central America,this “inside information” improved crop growth. The stories suggest that plantspossess intelligence and consciousness.
The Kairos Instituteof Sound Healing in New Mexico tested if sound vibrations enhanced crop growth.They played tuning forks and hand chimes over seedlings. The forks were tunedto the frequency made by Mars and Venus moving in their orbits and otherfrequencies found in space (raised octaves into hearing range). Their findings showed thatsound vibrations improved seed germination, quantity and quality of produce,longevity of production, pollination, and plant size. The author has createdheavenly music full of star tones, offering this technique to humans!
Dan Carlson, of Sonic Bloom, noticed that plants’ use of nutrientsspikes at dawn. Plants do not benefit nearly as much when fed at other times. Hewondered how the plant knew when dawn was. He experimented with bird chirps, localto the natural habitat of the plant, because the birds’ choruses sing loudly atdawn. Carlson discovered that when he played local bird chirps at any time ofthe day, the plant acted as if it was dawn and utilized more nutrients. Atleast one way that the plants told time was with sound. Carlson sells plantfood packaged with recording of bird chirps and boasts of 100 percent increasein plant growth. Onceagain a link appears between sound and the plants’ well-being.
Joel Sternheimer, a French physicist, calculated the vibrations of theamino acids in plants. After he calculated the tones of each, and then heorganized the amino acids in the same way that they were in the plant’sprotein. When he played the “plant’s song” back to the plant, the plants growthnearly doubled with resistance to drought and disease.
What do we learn from all this? Plants are far greater beings than weexpected? They are also exquisite musicians? Perhaps the biggest lesson in thatsounds, below our hearing range, have a significant impact on the energies ofliving things: body, mind and emotions. At very least, in a romantic picture,we are bathed unconsciously in plant songs and lullabies of the stars.
Sound and music enhance the health of plants. Yet, we stubbornlybelieve that we are not influenced by sound in the same way. What would make usexempt? The science of bioacoustics, developed by Sharry Edwards, has shownthat we can use targeted sounds to enable the body to heal itself.
We can use the energy of sound in music in targeted positive manners.The author has devoted her life to bringing forth healing vibratory patterns inmusical CDs, including star sounds and vibrational patterns found in healingnature. In the future mankind will use sound to be more in control of theirbody, mind and emotions, harnessing sound for benefits.
Jill Mattson, a four-time author & composer of Sound Healing CD's,combining Healing techniques with Award Winning Music. Free mp3's - Solfeggio,Star, Flower Frequencies, Fibonnaci and nature tones. www.jillswingsoflight.com
