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Holistic Vision

 

Quantum Physics and Unified Field unites ‘Science and Art’ in a quest for Holistic Vision. It is a discipline where objectivity and intuition meet, for one can not see the whole without this kind of vision. One must always seek to observe the whole and to understand the behavior of parts in relationship to the whole. One must find out the following, "What is the status of the parts, the details, the single pieces, the fragments? In the vibrational field it can be shown that every part is, in the true sense, implicated in the whole."

 

A basic law is that the whole is greater then the sum total of its parts. A common metaphor used to illustrate this law is that of a team of scientists studying an elephant. The problem is that the scientists have no idea they are working on an elephant. One scientist is measuring the behavior of the foot, another scientist is measuring the velocity in which the tail wags, and another is observing the chemical composition of one toenail, etc.

 

These views are fragmented. Each is one publishing separate papers in prestigious scientific journals in different disciplines, yet they have no idea that their work is remotely related.

 

One day a scientist comes along and accidentally "sees" the whole. She calls the whole an "elephant". She sees the relationship of the parts to the whole and how they move together. Everyone thinks she is crazy and the specialists begin to fight over her idea of an "elephant". More and more people begin to see "the elephant" until one day "there is an elephant" and many isolated areas of research are explained in a larger context.

 

We must focus on the whole and not get distracted by the behavior of the parts.

 

 

  

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Cymatics and "Vibrational Medicine"

 

Cymatics research is a "sound" example of the principles underlying vibrational medicine. If you were to be present during a Cymatics experiment you would hear a sound and simultaneously see a pattern forming in a substance which had been placed on a vibrating membrane or perhaps a steel plate. What started out as an inert "blob" of sand or water, without movement, form, or pulse, would instantly transform into an animated, pulsating form as soon as the plate or membrane was excited by vibration. All this would be generated by the vibrational field created by the oscillator.

 

Now let us assume that for some reason you could only "see" the static aspect of the form and therefore understood it to be solid. The idea of the form being generated by a vibrational field and making a sound would seem preposterous. Now let's imagine that someone unknowingly brushes the sand on the plate and the shape is disturbed, but then in a matter of a few seconds it returns to its original shape .How would you explain it?

The above example illustrates the basic differences between conventional, materialistic medicine and energetic healing. Let me explain. "Energy medicine" seeks to understand people as unified energy fields or "as wholes". Metaphorically, our physical body, emotions, and thought processes are like Cymatic forms which are organized by underlying vibrational fields, the densest (the physical), being animated by the subtler vibrations (emotions and thoughts).

 

In energy medicine, the underlying vibrational field is called an energy field. The health practitioner seeks to perceive, evaluate, and support the energy field rather than focus on a specific symptom. The practitioner's goal is to use therapeutic modalities such as music, sound, touch, homeopathies, acupuncture, tuning forks, voice, and color, to effect and change the energy field. As the person shifts into resonance with a more coherent field, their array of Symptoms may disappear as a more harmonious pattern emerges.

 

The idea of energy fields is both new and ancient. Physicists have sought to explain the strange behavior of quantum particles through the existence of a unified field. "We may therefore regard matter as being constituted by the regions of Space in which the field is extremely intense.  There is no place in this new kind of physics both for the field and matter, for the field is the only reality" (Albert Einstein). Our Future World Corporation used phenomenology and systems theory as research vehicles to observe the effects of whole vibrational fields.

 

Our students of Cymatics understand that the phenomena witnessed on the vibrating surface are always the product of a larger field, and that any change in the frequency of the vibrational field would immediately alter the phenomena being observed.

 

There is a connection between Cymatic vibrational fields and the behaviors of biological, weather, and social systems. We understand that one must "look at the whole and that you will come to new understandings. Let these Cymatic experiments inspire your imagination to deeper insights into the universal principles of Nature."

 

The current environment within the healing arts is one of specialization and compartmentalization. In contrast, energy medicine takes a more generalized approach to healing, based on the understanding of energy fields. When the energy medicine practitioner evaluates the energy field, he/she can recommend "vibrational therapies" such as music, sounds, movements, colors, etc., to support a shift in the field. The result will be a new energetic field in which the old symptoms can no longer exist.

 

This is a "transformation" as opposed to "fixing a part." The old energy field will still be available, yet we will now have developed the ability to shift into a new field. Ultimately we learn that we have the freedom to create and choose different fields. Ideally we would find ourselves in a continuum of fields, always observing and entering into a greater whole, a greater experience of wholeness!

 

As mentioned before, a fundamental tenet of Unified Field theory is that "the whole is greater than the sum total of its parts." Observation of the "whole picture" is a discipline. We can be inspired to see ourselves as "wholes" with the capability to shift into different vibrational fields at any time. Cymatics, from its widest purview, ultimately teaches us that we are limitless beings with immense creative and healing powers.

 

  

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Cymatics

 

Science is now rediscovering that sound is the basis of form, that Sound Creates Form. The magical realm of sacred geometry and chaos fractal patterns.

 

In 1787, musician and physicist Ernst Chladni published 'Discoveries Concerning the Theory of Music, in this and other pioneering works, Chladni laid the foundations for that discipline within physics that came to be called "acoustics," the science of sound.

 

Among Chladni’s successes was finding a way to make visible what sound waves generate. With the help of a violin bow which he drew perpendicularly across the edge of flat plates covered with sand, he produced those patterns and shapes which today go by the term "Chladni figures." Chladni demonstrated once and for all that sound actually does affect physical matter and that it has the quality of creating geometric patterns.

 

 

In 1967, the late Hans Jenny, a Swiss doctor, artist, and researcher, published the bilingual book Cymatics - The Structure and Dynamics of Waves and Vibrations. In this book Jenny, like Chladni two hundred years earlier, showed what happens when one takes various materials like sand, spores, iron filings, water, and viscous substances, and places them on vibrating metal plates and membranes. What then appears are shapes and motion patterns which vary from the nearly perfectly ordered and stationary to those that are turbulently developing, organic, and constantly in motion.

 

Jenny made use of crystal oscillators and an invention of his own by the name of the tonoscope to set these plates and membranes vibrating. The tonoscope was constructed to make the human voice visible without any electronic apparatus as an intermediate link. This yielded the amazing possibility of being able to see the physical image of the vowel, tone or song a human being directly produced. Not only could one hear a melody - one could see it, too!

 

Jenny called this new area of research Cymatics, which comes from the Greek Kyma, wave. Cymatics could be translated as: the study of how vibrations, in the broad sense, generate and influence patterns, shapes and moving processes.

 

In Hans Jenny's tonoscope experiments the sounding of 'O' produces the circle O which is then filled in with concentric squares and triangles, finally producing (when last traces of sound have died away) the geometric expression of sacred vibration found in many world religions.

 

In his research with the tonoscope, Jenny noticed that when the vowels of the ancient languages of Hebrew and Sanskrit were pronounced, the sand took the shape of the written symbols for these vowels. Experimentation with modern languages general produced chaos. Is it possible that the ancient Hebrews and Indians knew this? Could there be something to the concept of "sacred language?" Would other sacred languages produce similar results i.e. Tibetan, Egyptian or Chinese. These languages have always proposed that they have the capacity to influence and transform physical reality through the recitation or chanting of sacred syllables and verses.

 

This up to some extent proves the existence of magic words! Creative phrases that transform the physical reality we see around us. There are legends of Navajo shaman being able to whisper words that created patterns in the sand.

 

"There was God, and the word was with God, and the God was word". 

 

Words, thoughts, feelings, are all powerfully creative things.

Be clear about your intent.

What geometry are you making?

Are you contributing to or contaminating your environment?

 

Take charge and responsibility for what sound you create.