Video Credit: Brian Harmon - YouTube.com
I'm going to try and explain what's going on here as best I can. The music you are listening to everyday on the radio, mp3's, CD's, is mostly 440 hz. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) published the 440 hz standard for music pitch in 1975. You can see the published document here (https://www.iso.org/standard/3601.html). This is a pay for view document, but you can at least see this is a published standard.
Music is a form of art. Art is a free thinking, kind of free thing. Right? I guess not. Why does something that flows freely from an artist need a standard? Yes, they say that this is best for concert hall musicians. However, opera singers complain that anything above 432 hz strains the voice.
In musical history, pitches for musical tones varied from place to place. Most were found to be less than 440 hz, but some were found to be higher. One thing remained the same, the feeling associated with the music. Theories have it that Nazi Germany found that people listening to 440 hz were easier to control. 440 hz is interpreted by the left brain or thinking/doing side of the brain, and 432 hz is associated with the right side/emotional/spiritual side of the brain.
You will search the internet for 440 hz vs 432 hz, and I guarantee you won't find a single study denoting these numbers. However, you will find the science behind the neurology of music and its ability to create "consonantes" (harmony), or "dissonance" (disharmony/dissociation). Music is written to either make you feel joy/peace/love, or sadness/anger/lonely. They are playing with your emotions, and they know it......I trust the Oxford Journal
(https://academic.oup.com/brain/article/129/10/2528/292982/The-power-of-music)
I'm not trying to get anyone to believe a darn thing I say here, but next time you listen to a song on the radio....pay attention to how it makes you feel. Pay attention to any cravings, emotional or physical that come up. Just start paying attention and make sure anything you say, do, or feel is your own feeling. Wear earplugs in the grocery store and see how much less you buy. Same for department stores. Turn off the radio in your car, and see how much you drive through fast food or coffee places.
On another note, get rid of your television completely......check this one out too:
(http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6506148.PN.&OS=PN/6506148&RS=PN/6506148)
That's real shit from a .gov website.......Your whole life you have been programmed for consumer-ism.....thank me later with upvotes or something. I Love You!!!!
P.S. This may ruffle some feathers and that's okay.....someday we will all be awake and out of the clutches of control...again I Love You!
