Effect some frequencies of sound waves have on our total fitness

If we were to ever believe what Bruce Taino of the Taino Technology, an independent division of Eastern State University in Cherny, Washington told about the frequencies of the human bodies and what the Japanese doctor Royal R. Rife told us way back in the thirties about the frequencies of various diseases, we would be led to believe that frequencies of vibrations hold the key of our overall fitness consisting of our physical fitness, mental fitness as well as neurologic fitness.

Just take a view of what Bruce has told us about the frequencies. According to him, the average frequency of a healthy human body during the daytime is 62 to 68 Hz. When the frequency drops, the immune system of the body gets compromised. If the frequency drops to 58 Hz, cold and flu symptoms appear. At 55 Hz, diseases like Candida take hold. At 52 Hz, Epstein Bar and at 42 Hz Cancer appears.

Now just take a view of what Dr Rife told us about the frequencies of diseases. According to him, every disease has a frequency of its own. He found that certain frequencies can prevent the development of disease and others would destroy it. He theorised that the substances of higher frequencies would destroy diseases of lower frequencies.

Though, of late, the role the frequencies play in our life has again hogged the attention of many research organizations across the world, just have a look at the video  related to Rife’s work on the destruction of the cancer cells by focussing waves of certain specific frequencies over such cells, which speaks a volume about the reasons why his work fell short of the shot.

We have three types of fitness – macro level fitness, the micro level fitness and the nano level fitness.

The macro level fitness is what we know as our physical fitness. The micro level fitness is what we know as our mental fitness and the nano level fitness is what we may call our “neurologic fitness”.

We may call ourselves “totally fit” only when we are not just “physically fit” but even “mentally and neurologically fit”.

Use of High Intensity Focussed Ultrasound (HIFU) Technique to treat cancer

Though the work done by Rife did not get out of its wraps, the HIFU technique is being increasingly used to treat Prostate cancer, Kidney cancer, Primary and secondary liver cancer, Pancreatic cancer and Bladder cancer. The biggest advantage of using this technique is it does not have any significant side-effects except some discomfort or mild pain for three or four days or some soreness in the skin. Of course, this technique can be used only for treating single tumours or a part of a big tumour. It can’t be used for treating cancer that may have spread to more than one place in the body.

Also since ultrasound waves cannot pass through solid bones or air, this technique can’t be used for all type of cancer but it is true that cancer can be treated using the sound-waves.

Besides the use of such waves to treat cancer, nowadays, use of the solfeggio frequencies, particularly the 432 Hz and 528 Hz is getting more and more popular day by day to relax the mind.

It is believed that 528 Hz frequencies can be used to even repair the damaged DNA.

Effect of chanting Sanskrit-Mantras to reduce mental tension

While we know how relaxed we feel when we listen to some soothing musical notes, “mantras” are single words such as “Om” or a sequence of words arranged in a manner that create resonance of such frequencies that can phenomenally let us be in control over our mental tension, as had been demonstrated by Swami Gopal Das Gaur by picking up about twenty patients who appeared to be obsessed by the fear of the surgical procedure they had to undergo, when he was asked by the doctors of a hospital – whether there was some way to ensure that they did not have so much of fear in their mind as most of them used to have, during his visit to Barcelona.

He simply asked them to keep on sitting where they were sitting, take a deep breath inside and to chant the mantra “Om” for five minutes and it was found to have given them a lot of relief.

When the doctors got satisfied by studying the ECGs, EEGs, EKGs and BPs of the patients they not only introduced the routine of chanting “Om” in their hospital after watching the success of chanting this mantra, you would be amazed that they did not discontinue this routine ever after. They had to give anaesthesia for much shorter durations and the patients even recorded much faster postsurgical recovery.

The things that have only an extraneous effect on us may be treated as something belonging to the macro level, the things that have an effect on our conscious mind may be treated as something belonging to the micro level and the things that have an effect on our subconscious mind may be treated by us as something that belongs to the nano level.

Just imagine – you are sitting by the side of a brook and you can listen to the sounds created by the water flowing over rocks of different sizes at different speeds that are giving you mental relief by relaxing you. The relief you get, is something of a micro level. The movement of water and the ripples rising and subsiding before your eyes, the pleasant feeling you get by breathing in the fragrant air and the gentle touch of the cool breeze are the things of a macro nature and the effect such sensations have on your “inner consciousness” is something of the nano nature.

The fact is – while chanting the word “Om”, when we chant “O” we inhale air. When we chant “m” we withhold our breath within our lungs for a while and, by the time, we have finished chanting “m” –we breathe out the air we had inhaled.

So by chanting “Om” we perform a sort of Pranayam (a type of yogic breathing exercise) also, all along.

Don’t you think – India may be the only country where people worked hard to find the words which could have more or less same impact on our neurons through the mind-waves created by them even when we spell them just in our mind instead of vocalising them?