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 cymatics - light relection Cymatics (from Greek: κῦμα "wave"), also known as modal phenomena, is the study of visible sound and vibration, typically on the surface of a plate, diaphragm, or membrane. Directly visualizing vibrations involves using sound to excite media often in the form of particles, pastes, and liquids.
The apparatus employed can be simple, such as a Chladni Plate or advanced such as the CymaScope, a laboratory instrument that makes visible the inherent geometries within sound and music. cymatics
Hans Jenny (1904-1972) was a physician and natural scientist who is considered the father of cymatics, the study of wave phenomena. There the outcome of these experiments are profound. Vibrations often create fractal geometric designs that grow in complexity as the frequency of the vibration arises. Many of these geometric patterns resemble geometric patterns in Nature. cymatics: light being relected
Since we live in a field of vibrating energy, since everything is energy- the field of energy we live in is geometric in structure. This is what sacred geometry is all about. We find the geometric waves and patterns seen in cymatic experiments crystallized everywhere in nature. The patterns found in cymatic experiments are stunning and beautiful in its order and complexity. If the universe is a vibrating field of energy, it is sound that organizes the structure of nature and the structure of the cosmos. In Genesis, God with his spoken word created the universe. With cymatics it give a whole new meaning to Gods spoken world. It also gives greater respect to vedic science and sacred geometry. Many of the sacred geometry found in vedic tradtion as well as the Star of David are seen in cymatic experiments. The universe is sound, it is vibrating energy. Vibrating energy creates fractal geometric patterns. Thus we live in a fractal universe made up of fractal patterns- it is geometry that forms the structure of the universe. In many cultures and traditions it is known as sacred geometry.
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The Healing Wisdom of Sacred Geometry: Where Science and Spirit Meet |
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Written by Robert J. Gilbert, PhD.
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Friday, 16 April 2010 23:24 |
vesica.org
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Our world is being shaped—for the worse in many cases—by a modern science which manipulates life's natural patterns, while lacking the contextual understanding to do so responsibly. Genetically Modified Organisms, the irradiation of our food supply, the collapse of the human immune system from Electo-Magnetic energies, are just a few prominent examples. However with the proper contextual and spiritual understanding, we can...
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THE HIDDEN ENERGY SCIENCE OF SACRED GEOMETRY: Ancient Traditions and Recent Breakthroughs |
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Written by Robert J. Gilbert, Ph.D.,
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Friday, 16 April 2010 23:19 |
vesica.org March 2008 (reprinted from Spirit of Maat Webzine)
PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE HIDDEN ENERGY SCIENCE
We live in a remarkable time, when deeply hidden spiritual knowledge & practices are now being publicly released. Great Spiritual Traditions around the world are making public much of their formerly secret knowledge, including in recent years the Mayan, Tibetan, Taoist and European Rosicrucian traditions. These world traditions are the caretakers of our birthright: our shared...
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Monday, 15 March 2010 20:24 |
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From: economist.com A shape could describe the cosmos and all it contains One of the mysteries of the universe is why it should speak the language of mathematics. Numbers and the relationships between them are, after all, just abstract reasoning. Yet mathematics has shown itself to be particularly adept at describing both the contents of the universe and the forces that act on them. Now comes a paper which argues that one branch of the subject—geometry—could form...
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The new shape of music: Music has its own geometry, researchers find |
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From: physorg.com The figure shows how geometrical music theory represents four-note chord-types -- the collections of notes form a tetrahedron, with the colors indicating the spacing between the individual notes in a sequence. In the blue spheres, the notes are clustered, in the warmer colors, they are farther apart. The red ball at the top of the pyramid is the diminished seventh chord, a popular 19th-century chord. Near it are all the most familiar chords of Western music. Credit...
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