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Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
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The answer is de Broglie's Law of Phase Harmony -- when time slows down due to relativity it's when energy as frequency speeds up. De Broglie then figured out that when time expands as infinite phase amplitude then frequency as the consciousness pilot wave goes to zero.
This describes a wave of infinite wavelength and infinite phase velocity
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
reply to post by buddhasystem
Par for the course here I guess. What do you make of this mess that begins on the middle of page 10?
The answer is de Broglie's Law of Phase Harmony -- when time slows down due to relativity it's when energy as frequency speeds up. De Broglie then figured out that when time expands as infinite phase amplitude then frequency as the consciousness pilot wave goes to zero.
Infinite phase amplitude? I can't get past that. There's plenty more back where that came from too.
That is the secret of the Pythagorean Tetrad of 1:2:3:4 which is a triangle as the side of a tetrahedron pyramid and One is not a number in Pythagorean philosophy which also means the capstone of the pyramid as the All Seeing Eye will never be finished. It means that the source of the I-thought is the Cosmic Mother as Apeiron in Greece or Nuit in Egypt -- the Goddess of Nothingness.
I said the "secret of the song" about Tool.
I never said the song literally had 7 hertz frequency but rather I said it was the secret of the song.
Nice -- I would say the secret of that song is that the drum frequency is 7 hertz
show us all how you arrived at the conclusion that the drums are of a frequency of 7hz.
and in which contest - e.g. pitch, rhythm...what... ?
Yes subwoofers can make 7 hertz and lower even.
But again my point was that it was the secret of the song.
Of course all the "skeptics" who are so literally minded took my bait on that and so unfolded the great display of 7 hertz frequency drum heads.
I realize you may never "get over" it just like if I write a phrase you can not accept like "infinite phase amplitude."
This is no different than when I wrote "amplitude intensity" in the other thread.
Go ahead and bicker over the terms I use not being "literally" scientific. I do that on purpose precisely to make fun of science.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
Can't hear that. I can feel that beat but I still can't dance to it.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
Can't hear that. I can feel that beat but I still can't dance to it.
Maybe if you feel it you can dance to it.
However, Baroque music, such as that of Bach, Handel, Hayden, Vivaldi, tends to have movements which flow in the 60‐80‐beats per minute realm, and generally does not include massive orchestrations. Piano solo music is especially recommended, and solo works of Chopin, such as the Noctures and Waltzes, or early piano works of Mozart are desirable. Recordings of Flute Music of the American Indians is especially soothing and interesting as are some of the works of Hayden and Mozart, written for String Quartets.
When in tachycardia - heart rate that exceeds the normal range for a resting heart rate -cardiac patients were able to reduce their heart rates to 50-60 beats per minute when listening to music that was exactly 50-60 beats a minute.
J Nurs Educ. 1990 Feb;29(2):66-70. The effects of 60 beats per minute music on test taking anxiety among nursing students. Summers S, Hoffman J, Neff JA, Hanson S, Pierce K. Source School of Nursing, University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City 66103.
Originally posted by fulllotusqigong
The Sherpas had to hold their breath till they passed out to prove they could lead the first expedition up Everest. So that is the stored power of electrochemical energy as dopamine adrenaline.
When taking a plant with the spirit molecule that kicks out the stored serotonin energy of the vagus nerve as the love energy
-- turning into melatonin and then into the spirit molecule.
I didn't say TOOL's drum has a 7 hertz frequency. haha.
Nice -- I would say the secret of that song is that the drum frequency is 7 hertz
I know that is difficult for you to accept but I am the son of a lawyer.
So just give Chunyi Lin a call or Jim Nance or Leslie Vincent or Effie P. Chow -- they're all qigong masters that do long distance healing.
O.K. so it is the heart beat -- that's the same as pulse right -- yeah so that's what I was thinking.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
You're more than welcome to leave, if it causes you that much disgust.
He now has an archive of more than 4,500 separate soundscapes collected from all over the world since 1968. More than half of the soundscapes he recorded have since disappeared from nature.
In his book The Great Animal Orchestra, Krause uses the evidence of 'biophany' degradation to demonstrate how even healthy-looking ecosystems can sound damaged. Krause argues that in a pristine place, animals, insects, birds and reptiles have each found a niche - their own frequency in which they can communicate to each other and be heard above everything else. "It's taken quite a while for all those critters to figure out where their voices should be," he says. By creating a spectrogram - a graph of the soundscape created by plotting time against frequency - he's able to see the patterns that natural sound forms. "When it looks very structured and you can see the discrimination between those voices, you know it's healthy habitat." A spectrogram can also instantly show if certain frequencies are missing.
Originally posted by DenyObfuscation
It's pure nonsense like a wave of zero frequency. Aren't you dizzy from all of your spin?
its phase rotates with a frequency determined by the energy of η. When η has zero energy, like the infinite wavelength wave, it doesn't change at all.
Note that a very narrow initial wavepacket instantly becomes infinitely wide, but with a phase which is more rapidly oscillatory at large values of x. This might seem strange—the solution goes from being localized at one point to being "everywhere" at all later times, but it is a reflection of the enormous momentum uncertainty of a localized particle. Also note that the norm of the wavefunction is infinite, but this is also correct, since the square of a delta function is divergent in the same way.
This might seem strange
But then, the electron at rest will have infinite wavelength, and infinite wave phase velocity.
I didn't say TOOL's drum has a 7 hertz frequency. haha.
Nice -- I would say the secret of that song is that the drum frequency is 7 hertz
Nice -- I would say the secret of that song is that the drum frequency is 7 hertz -- the low frequency then resonates with the heart mind of a person - using the syncopated rhythm. Then with the power chords of the guitar and strong bass emphasis -- so it achieves amplification not through decibels but through the low frequency resonance.