scientific research: ~Our DNA has it's own Melody~ + Hermetic DNA

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Date: 25/02/2010 18:08:53

Subject: ~Our DNA has it's own Melody~ + Hermetic DNA

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Thanks to: Elysium

The pioneering studies of Dr. Marcel Vogel and Irzhak Bentov, revealed that, in a state of deep relaxation or meditation, the electromagnetic.. field surrounding our head, literally attunes to the basic electromagnetic.. field of the earth itself! The earth’s harmonic resonance has been measured at approx 8 cycles per second, or 8 Hertz (Hz). The frequency range of the electrical activity of the brain that we access, in states of deep relaxation, is also centred around 8 Hz. Is this correspondence just a coincidence?

Perhaps that is why we feel so rejuvenated when surrounded by nature, in a forest, in the mountains, or by the ocean. Perhaps this is also a key to understanding how, our inner and outer environments, can be orchestrated to a higher level of harmony

Music is a universal language. Its gifts are the feelings, memories, enjoyment and tears it creates. Music creates emotion and emotion produces actual chemical reactions in the bloodstream - neuro peptides are released - which affect the organs and systems. Harmonic sound equals harmonic emotion equals harmonic body

The human body itself is intrinsically musical, right down to the DNA that makes up our genes. Even our DNA has it’s own melody. The idea that DNA and music might be connected comes from the work of a geneticist, Dr. Susumu Ohno. In order to understand Dr. Ohno's insights, we need to understand that every organism's genes are composed of strands of DNA, which in turn are made up of four so-called nucleotides. In an imaginative leap, Dr. Ohno assigned musical notes to these four substances The result was a melodic composition that was finally fleshed out with harmonies, by his wife, Midori, a musician. When completely transcribed, the scores were then performed by professional musicians on instruments such as the piano or organ, violin, and viola

Dr. Ohno, has so far, notated over fifteen "songs of the DNA" of a variety of living organisms. He finds that the more evolved an organism is, the more complicated its music. To listeners knowledgeable about classical music, these DNA-based compositions have been taken variously for the music of Bach, Brahms, Chopin, and other great composers. These melodies are majestic and inspiring. Many persons hearing them for the first time are moved to tears; they cannot believe that their bodies, which they believed to be mere collections of chemicals, contain such uplifting, inspiring harmonies -- that they are musical.:):)

Also interesting to note:

Ancient civilizations, such as that of Atlantis, believed that each soul held its own musical frequency, a sort of individual soundprint throughout every cell of the body. This was referred to as the 'wam', or the soul's music. In the crystalline caves of Atlantis, the healing priestesses would attune the wam simply by striking the appropriate crystal matrix and creating a resonant tone that would bring the individual back into harmony