The Resonance of Spirit

I am sorry, I think I got the wrong page.
Try this one, maybe its more clear.
http://www.hado.net/index2.htmlOf course no 2 snow flakes are the same, but if you spent some time looking at how different they are when different music is applied to them, you can see for yourself, the effects of music on water.I thought you would have saw the relavence of that, since a large portion of our body's are made up of water.

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I noticed that many types of spiritual music sound remarkably alike. I suggest that that is more than a coincendence.

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You don't need silly resonances inside the skull to explain it, all humans use the same model brain.The fact that spiritual music is similar across the species is therefore no big discovery.Have you tried working out the physics of such a resonance yet?This message has been edited by gene90, 09-19-2005 11:21 AM

Is the music played during the crystalization process or just before.In other words, do you take a drop of water, play music, then let it sit, then freeze it, or do you freeze it while you play music.I suspect it's the later. Sound travels in waves, these waves can effect the alignment of crystals as they form.A good test would be to repeat this process using completely neutral tones, single musical notes for example, and see the results.

No. I understand the principles of sound, but as for calculating the physics of the resonsances, I wouldn't even know where to being.I started this thread to see if others had come across this idea before.

Read the web site.
I found it interesting, I just wanted to share it with you.

Infrasound - Wikipedia Wikipedia isn't the most reliable source, and infrasound is of a much lower frequency than singing, but it could be relevant.Also, it may be that the perceived experiences are caused by something other than the sound itself, such as the chanting and concentration (or lack of), at least in the examples that you cite.