The Sound of the Stars

Sep 14, 2011 by HHNSTAFF

By:  Jill Mattson

In the 1600's scientist Johannes Kepler sought evidence for harmony in the universe, as described by Pythagorus and others. Kepler found the movement of planets created a scale that was linked to simple, whole numeric ratios. In his book, Hermonices Mundi, the Five Books on Musical Harmony, Kepler calculated the angles of the planets (as measured from the sun) from their extreme positions in elliptical orbits during a twenty-four hour period. A system of simple intervals emerged, sixteen in all, (two exceptions) that are musical consonances or intervals with whole number ratios. He offers this as proof of harmonic laws in the cosmos.

If we take Kepler's diatonic musical scale down enough octaves, these waves correspond to the brain wave patterns of alpha, beta, theta, and delta. Think about that. The movements of the planets create frequencies and our brain waves emulate that wave pattern. Isn't that astounding?

Four hundred years later a pair of Americans detected a form of music from the heavens. "In 1993 Hulse and Taylor landed the Nobel Prize for discovering binary pulses – stars which send out electromagnetic waves in pulses. The most sensitive equipment located in one of the world's highest places, high on a mountain top in Arecibo, Puerto Rico picks up evidence of their existence through radio waves".

The movement of planets creates vibrations, which affects our subtle energy. The earth also emits low levels of electromagnetic energy from the spinning core of molten iron way below the surface.  Energies from the sun distort the earth's field with high-energy solar winds. The interaction of the earth's magnetic field (from the molten iron) and the solar winds (from the sun) combines into electromagnetic energy, which is comprised of low frequencies.  

Dr. Becker, physician author and researcher, describes cosmic magnetic influences on life. "The strength of the Earth's magnetic field averages about half a gauss, and worse yet, its daily charge is less than 0.1 gauss. Compared to a magnet that holds a refrigerator door closed, this is peanuts, indeed. There is simply no way that such a small charge in the field could influence even a compass needle. However professor Brown's experiments in the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory indicate clearly that living organisms have the ability to somehow sense these minute daily cycles in the earth's magnetic field and to use them to time their biological cycles".  

Dr. Becker continues, "Twenty years later we know that living things have the capacity of detecting and obtaining information from such low-strength fields as the steady geomagnetic field and its cyclic fluctuations".  Dr. Becker believes that this is how animals differentiate between north and south for migrations and other purposes.

It has been proved that the subtle energy systems in our body detect and obtain information from geomagnetic fields. Similarly, astrologers profess that our subtle energy systems are influenced by electromagnetic energy that originates in space.

About Jill Mattson:

Jill wrote Transformative Power In Sound: Intelligence, Health and Energy Through the Magic of Music, and lectures throughout the U.S. on this topic. She has numerous CDs out, with healing and transforming energy that she has learned about in antiquity.

Also, visit Jill’s cyber gallery of art, fluid and evoking paintings and prints at www.jillswingsoflight.com.