So Cymatics is now "featuring" Nobel physicist Brian Josephson who gave a recent talk... academic... featuring cymatics.
On July 14th 2018 Professor Brian Josephson presented a lecture at the Royal Society of Medicine. The conference, titled New Horizons in Water Science,
And so then the first pdf I linked features Brian Josephson as well.
So then the "statistical" value of a particle then represents the underlying quantum wave energy (that can not be measured directly). This is actually due to noncommutative phase - although it's not described as such.
yep.
So this is of course what I've been saying for a long time - 15 to 20 years on the interwebs!
Ah when reading Petkoukhov (pdf) - amazingly he makes the same noncommutative phase acoustics secret to yin-yang philosophy!!
I even discussed this with Nobel Physicist Josephson several times. So it is very exciting to see that Nobel physicist Josephson is now emphasizing acoustic resonance as the foundation of reality.
He is currently emeritus professor of physics at the University of Cambridge, a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and a Fellow of the Royal Society.
Nobel Physicist Josephson's lecture featuring cymaticsIn his first contact with John Stuart Reid, he said of the CymaScope instrument, “Having watched one of your lectures I think your (re) discovery is going to be of great importance to the future of physics”.
So then in the comments Nobel physicist Josephson recommends this site - with another vid
And LO! - it's math professor Louis Kauffman!! haha. Small world. I've corresponded with him as well.
So that brings "full circle" my promotion of noncommutative phase logic to Nobel physicist Brian Josephson - via music theory - and now back to math professor Louis Kauffman with whom I've also discussed the same ideas!
I'm not trying to "take" credit - I'm just saying - what a wonderful connection! I'm just glad these "ideas" are getting "out there." haha.
Brian Josephson 6 months ago
The Mereon team of scientists provided this short description:
"Mereon geometry refers to a specific polyhedral geometry that unifies all the regular solids and relates them to knots, topology and dynamics. Mereon geometry appears to underly fundamental physics via symmetry and pre-geometry in the sense of John Wheeler. Mereon also refers to a wide interdisciplinary effort in interpretation of these ideas both scientific and philosophical." A specific frequency (7.97 Hz) had been conjectured to generate Mereon geometry and it was found that this frequency appears directly (in apparent projection and with its dynamics) when imaged with the aid of a CymaScope instrument. This discovery opens a new avenue for Mereon research and for the emergent science of cymatics.
See also, “The Mereon Matrix - Unity Perspective and Paradox” edited by Lynnclaire Dennis, Jytte Brender McNair and Louis H. Kauffman, Elsevier Pubishing Company (2013)."
https://www.near-death.com/science/articles/science-of-life-from-an-nde.html
So more explanation there.
The instrument's output showed what was predicted and exceeded everyone's anticipation.Mereon 2018 book
In the months that followed, together with the Mereon team, we began intensive explorations in our UK laboratory. The first milestone was imaging a cymatically tied knot, a trefoil. In January 2015, using the prime frequency of the Matrix, the geometry and topology (knots) manifest became visible in pure water. The results of decades of work on the Mereon Matrix and its confirmation by CymaScopic experiments were published in 2015 by renowned scientific/academic publisher, Elsevier in a ground-breaking book entitled: "The Mereon Matrix; Unity, Perspective and Paradox".
So the blue light only showed up when turned to an angle to the sound....
So I have investigated cymatics before - even reading Hans Jenny's original book that coined the term. Since you recommended it again then I investigated it further - especially since recently Nobel Physicist Brian Josephson has also been promoting cymatics. So as I've mentioned, Professor Josephson corresponded with me several times over the past 10 years or so - and so now he is emphasizing acoustics. So then Cymatics is also now promoting Nobel physicist Josephson who gave a recent lecture on water acoustics and cymatics. So as I read the comments to his posting of his lecture, on his youtube channel, then he recommends a site called "Mereon." So when I go to Mereon - LO! - it is based on the math research of Louis Kauffman!
Who is Louis Kauffman but the collaborator with Eddie Oshins the Daoist Neigong quantum psychology researcher who relied on noncommutative phase logic. So the last I corresponded with Professor Josephson I was encouraging him to investigate noncommutative phase logic of music theory - and also he practices qigong as well. So now he is investigating the noncommutative phase logic of acoustics!
So this is a very encouraging sign. Then I see that the Mereon research is based on a lady who had an NDE experience with some vision - and somehow then they tested the frequency just under 8 hertz on the Cymascope - and sure enough - as predicted - it emitted a blue light! But the blue light was a 90 degree phase shift (noncommutative) with the sound. This fits perfectly with the research.
I did a blog post on this - https://elixirfield.blogspot.com/2019/03/brian-josephson-on-louis-kauffman.html
Just scroll down a lot to get the blog post.
As for the emotional aspect - well that gets back to the music and meditation. One of the main themes then is the body-mind as a musical instrument that transforms the emotional energy.
This gets me back to my "Blue Light of Blues Music" article - I must have linked that above already. But in my "conspirachi" blog book I go into this also.
Our research and that of other scientists suggest that activation of the vagus nerve is associated with feelings of caretaking and the ethical intuition that humans from different social groups (even adversarial ones) share a common humanity. People who have high vagus nerve activation in a resting state, we have found, are prone to feeling emotions that promote altruism—compassion, gratitude, love and happiness. Arizona State University psychologist Nancy Eisenberg has found that children with high-baseline vagus nerve activity are more cooperative and likely to give. This area of study is the beginning of a fascinating new argument about altruism: that a branch of our nervous system evolved to support such behavior.
So again what makes the throat singing work is the activation of the left side vagus nerve but it is activated by the nonlinear resonance of the ELF subharmonics and the ultrasound overtone harmonics. These love hormones are brought out by the slow blues music - as shown in this magical "Story of the Weeping Camel" doc of shamanic healing blues love resonance This is also why in music a person gets the "chills" down the spine (aka frisson) - Even the Blues Feel Good in a Musician’s Brain (1/6/16)....The researchers found that expressing sadness activated the reward center of the brain, while playing happy music did not....Sad music, on the other hand, directly stimulates the reward center of the brain, releasing the chemical dopamine and making us feel good...."if expressing certain emotions creates more reward, we would expect to see them represented in art more often." There has been a strong nonlinear harmonic activation from the vagus nerve - Does music give you an ORGASM? Certain melodies and harmonies can trigger a physical response similar to sex in some - either from strong overtones or strong subharmonics and the chills have been proven to be the inner ear activation of the vagus nerve to the pineal gland which then increases dopamine levels or opiods - also through the vagus nerve: 2013 pdf neurochemistry of music study
Music listening reportedly lowers requirements for opiate drugs in postoperative pain [45], which suggests that music may stimulate the release of endogenous opioid peptides within the brain. A frequently cited older study found that self-reported thrills and chills during music
listening could be blocked by the opioid antagonist naloxone, which provided tentative evidence of a causal link between musical reward and the central release of endogenous opioids [17].
The "Mozart Effect" is from the slow middle movement of late baroque, early classical music - the one beat per second (60 bpm of the slow movement) resonates the heart beat and alpha brain waves of the right brain. Watch full documentary here - Alive Inside: The Magic of Music and Memory This was the secret to poetry being sung to the "lyre" harp in Western Asia early civilization - so that long photographic memorization is possible in this trance right brain dominant state. Alive Inside - the Magic of Music to treat memory disease - video news interview
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