Schumann Resonance

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The Earth's magnetic resonance vibrates with the same frequency as our heart rate and brain waves. In 1952, the German physicist W.O. Schumann discovered that the Earth is surrounded by a strong electromagnetic field, located on the lower part of the ionosphere, at a distance of about 100 kilometers from Earth. This field then had a resonance of 7.83 pulses per second.

This resonance was named after the one who discovered it, the Schumann resonance. It has been found that all vertebrate beings and the human brain vibrate at this frequency. It is considered a kind of biological memory, which maintains the balance of life.

Experiments were performed with astronauts, who became ill when they came out of the Schumann resonance sphere, and it was found that they recovered when exposed to a stimulator that emitted a frequency of 7.83 Hz. The earth can be considered a living organism, with its own biorhythm, and Schumann resonance is its vibration, similar to the beating of the human heart.
At a constant frequency of 7.83, the Earth's vibration resonates with primordial human cells and the pineal gland, causing a quantum change in our DNA. It activates and awakens the consciousness of the pineal gland and the innate biological language of the DNA in the cells.
Everything changes ; physically, mentally and spiritually.
How? So :
- Physically
· Cells will transform and rejuvenate
Vitality is high
Diseases will no longer have so much power
- Mental
negative thoughts dissipate
sleep and meditation will be easier to achieve
the enemies will not be able to attack us mentally
- Spiritual
the chakras open more easily
the aura is much stronger and cleaner
high bioelectricity.

Link of melody:https://youtu.be/DO9gHsEwctc

[Ol argedco luciftias]

I heard of this. It is interesting, but I don't think that there is any effect from listening to a sound that is this frequency. If there is any effect, it would be from an electromagnetic field that resonates at that frequency. Tomorrow I'll look at designing a filter like that.