Healing through Sound: Hathorians used sound frequencies for healing and raising vibrations.
These sound technologies were designed to interrupt harmful frequencies and promote healing.
These sound technologies were designed to interrupt harmful frequencies and promote healing.
Influence on Ancient Civilizations: Hathorian technologies significantly influenced ancient civilizations, particularly in Egypt, where they used sound frequencies to activate crystals within stones and build temples.
Use of Natural Healing Technologies: Leanna advises using Hathorian healing technologies, such as sound instruments and crystals, to promote balance and healing in modern times.
Spiritual Practices: Encourages daily spiritual practices that incorporate Hathorian principles of Grace, sound healing, and crystal use to maintain a balanced and harmonious life.
7th Dimension: Vibrational energy, cosmic sound, and light.
He says, additionally, I, Satan, will address his basic instincts with words, pictures, sounds, colors, and tastes so miraculously eloquent that the Nagaru (Negroid) will be utterly captivated.
Todd employs pineal tones, a set of specific sounds and vibrations intended to activate higher dimensional aspects of DNA and consciousness.
Whale Sounds:
Inspired by the sounds of whales, which resonate deeply with the human heart, Dr.
These sounds are believed to help in aligning the body’s energies and enhancing the healing process.
Todd are believed to be ancient Lemurian sounds that can activate dormant aspects of DNA and consciousness.
I know a way you can get a fish." The bear says, "How?" The fox says, "Go over there and stick your tail down in this hole in the ice, and when a fish comes along he will bite your tail and you can pull it out." And the bear said, "Well, all right, that sounds good to me." It was a dumb bear.
Returning to this idea of myth, many gods and goddesses in Japan have the sound “ama” in their names.
The name derives from a Semitic root hdd or similar, linked to "thunder," "loud noise," "roar," or "to make a sharp/crash sound." It reflects the god's role as a thunderer.
One day, the man heard the sound of dancing and shouting coming from the other side of a ridge.
The culture focused on the sacred breath and sound/light language.
Both Lemuria and Atlantis placed a high emphasis on spiritual practices, including the use of sound and light languages, sacred breath, and advanced energy work.
Healing occurs through nature, natural elements, and frequency or sound-oriented practices.
These were my teachers who still retained the secrets of light, sound, and colour.
Through the use of concentrated thought and frequencies of sound, they directed the inner eye to its focused purpose.
I have heard that they used slave labor, which sounds impossible.
Could there be a connection with their use of sound as a protection for Qumran?
The rooms within the pyramid, such as the King’s Chamber, are designed with exact dimensions that amplify sound and frequencies.
Chanting within the chamber produces amplified sounds due to the room’s design, suggesting it was meant to create and harness certain frequencies, possibly for communication or spiritual purposes.
Sound, Light and Colour are the technologies we use as Druid–Essene Magdalenes.
This does not sound very logical.
Let’s do a brief sound check for both myself and Anya before we get started.
Hathorian technologies Hathorians used sound frequencies for healing and raising vibrations.
Holographic sound healing
Levitating through sound
The phonetic alphabet, a system of signs representing the sounds of human speech, is one of the most significant inventions for advancing civilization.
Indeed, but for the fact of such monuments of patient industry and unexampled skill being still in existence, the accounts of some others which have long since disappeared, having succumbed to the ravages of time and the fury of the bigoted Mussulman, would sound in our ears as incredible as the story of Porsenna's tomb, which 'o'ertopped old Pelion,' and made 'Ossa like a wart.' Yet something not very dissimilar in character to it was formerly the boast of the ancient city of Benares, on the banks of the Ganges.
The sound-alike Votan / Wotan invited nineteenth-century equations.
These chants and dances were accompanied by the monotonous beating of the native drum, tun, by the shrill sound of reed flutes, xul, by the tinkling of small metal bells, alakan, which they attached to their feet, and by rattles of small gourds or jars containing pebbles, known as zoch.
We don’t know what it means—it’s a loanword.[41:22] I am beginning to think it’s a proper name, but there’s another possibility: it’s not even a name; it’s a sound at root.
What Moses repeated was the sound he heard, and then he had to think, "What does that sound mean?"[41:45] Generations of theologians have had to ask, "What does that sound mean?" Yahweh sounds the way it does because we’ve inserted vowels into the Tetragrammaton to make it pronounceable, and when we do that, it makes the H’s almost silent.[41:39] In "Echoes of Eden," I point out that H’s in Proto-Semitic were not silent—they sounded like this: chhh.[41:49] Now, if I tell you that all around the world there are stories of our ancestors being governed by beings that were as violent and punitive and hungry for beef, gold, and virgin girls as Yahweh appears to be in the Bible, if you go to Mesoamerica, you will read about feathered serpents or what we might call dragons called Kukumatz or Kukulkan or Quetzalcoatl.[42:24] Go to Georgia, it’s the Caucasus; Japan, you’ve got the Akuchi or Kuchi-dera; go to Spain and Portugal, Pacoca; go to Greece, it’s the Drakos.
They all have this chhh sound associated with them.[43:01] In the Bible, we’ve got a chhh who wants beef, gold, and virgin girls.
That’s where that word has come from—it’s a sound associated with ancient dragons.[45:27] It doesn’t mean all the Yahweh stories of the Bible are dragon stories because that name then comes to be used differently.
You evil lot know how to give good things to your children—a father who gives a stone and a snake is no father."[46:48] That sounds like a really perverse scenario for Jesus to come up with—the father who gives a stone instead of food and drink, who gives snakes instead of food and drink.
It’s also called a Kavod, which can fly, and we’re told the sound it makes when it flies and the size and textures of the materials.
Do those names sound familiar?
Herodotus is skeptical about the details of this story, acknowledging that it sounds quite incredible.
For the Lord himself will descend from heaven with a cry of command, with the voice of an archangel, and with the sound of the trumpet of God.
D: That sounds like a perfect place.
It sounds very much like the mysterious manna that sustained Moses and his people during their wanderings in the desert.
Sound and Light: God is perceived as a sound that transmits into a resonant vibration of light.
Consider the idea that ancient civilizations might have used sound to lift heavy stones for building pyramids.
The concept of using sound and vibration in such a way opens up exciting possibilities about the past and future.
The didgeridoo, a traditional wind instrument originating from Indigenous Australian cultures, particularly those in northern Australia, is known not only for its distinctive sound but also for its potential healing properties.
This belief is rooted in the concept that music and sound can influence the human body and mind, promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and facilitating a meditative state.
In a more modern context, the didgeridoo has been used in sound therapy and music therapy sessions.
Practitioners of these therapies believe that the low-frequency sounds produced by the didgeridoo can help reduce stress, ease muscular tensions, and improve respiratory conditions such as sleep apnea and snoring by strengthening the respiratory system, particularly the muscles involved in breathing.
It is important to note that while many people find the sound of the didgeridoo to be soothing and beneficial for their well-being, the scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness as a healing tool is still emerging.
They communicate using a variety of sounds, which can include songs, clicks, and whistles, some of which can be heard over vast distances underwater.