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Sound and vibration are one of the oldest and most powerful methods of healing known to man. Early examples of this were the ancient Egyptians who transmitted vibrational healing to their patients by singing resonant vowel sounds. These vowels were considered to be so sacred that they were banned from their written language of hieroglyphics. The sistrum rattle was an instrument present during healing rituals for its ultra high frequencies associated with stimulating the higher consciousness. 

 

It has also been theorised that the pyramids themselves were created as temples for sound healing given their energetic locations and the specific frequencies measured within their inner chambers. Dr. Abd’ el Hakim Awyan stated that the large granite sarcophagi found in the pyramids were actually conductive beds to lie on and absorb the sound vibrations resonating throughout the chambers.  

 

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“Every chamber within the pyramid has a specific harmonic replicating the harmonics of the cavities

of the human body. Sound healing techniques were then used to restore the patient’s body to the

correct harmonics.” - Dr. Abd’ el Hakim Awyan

 

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It should also be noted that Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum, the underground megalithic complex found in Malta in the early 1900s also shares a significant connection to frequency. In all of its chambers, the frequency of 111Hz can be found, a frequency dubbed as the 'holy frequency'.  This frequency was also key to Pythagoras when we consider the creation of the scale and harmonies.

 

The ancient Australian 'yidaki' or dijereedoo is the world's oldest wind instrument used for healing and as a method of vibrational brain entrainment. Tibetan monks use their voices in rhythmic chanting and singing bowls to create vibrational sound beds for deep meditative brain states. Nikola Tesla's ground-breaking work and understanding of vibrational energy led to his oscillator and vibrating platform used for medicinal purposes.

 

 

So why does sound and vibrational energy have such an impact on our health? 

 

Our bodies are made of up to 70% water. Water is highly conductive for sound which makes our bodies receptive to this form of energy. Our bodies have a constant flow of energy whether that is thermal energy to maintain our body temperature, mechanical energy for movement or electrical energy which sends nerve impulses to and from our brain. It is the latter form of energy that is vital for our physical and emotional health and where binaural and subliminal therapy can gain direct access to restore a healthy equilibrium. When parts of the body are not healthy it creates a vibrational dissonance much like an instrument with an untuned string but it can be restored using sympathetic vibrations to bring it back into tuned resonance. 

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Vibrational medicine is an attempt to use vibrations to put a body’s frequency back

into an optimal place to reconstruct the “harmonious relationship” of “molecules

working together.” - Dr. Peter Guy Manners 

 

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By listening to binaural beats at the necessary frequency for your specific needs, you will be able to access different brain states and realign and retune your vibrational frequency to that of a healthy resonating individual. As mentioned above, this is called brain entrainment, an observation discovered by a Dutch scientist Christian Huyens  who amongst many other things, invented the pendulum clock. He noticed that pendulum clocks hanging together on a wall would always synchronise and swing at the same speed and concluded that this was because it takes less energy for the two objects to swing in time together due to the weaker vibration being pulled into the more powerful energy of the other pendulum and thus creating an alignment of energies.