
Sacred Gem~Tree
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Standing waves create invisible skeletons around which cellular clay can form. Because waveforms are invisible to this clay, objects can be formed without seams or joints.
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Energy vibrations have the power to organise matter according to their frequency. The higher the frequency, the more intricate the waveform geometry becomes. A standing wave provides the framework upon which form can arise — unseen, yet deeply felt. Though sound cannot be touched, it moves us, and it moves matter.
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International concert pitch should be anchored to the frequency with the most focused waveform geometry. Yet in 1936 the American Standards Association recommended that A above middle C be tuned to 440 Hz. By then, the American music industry had already begun adopting 440 Hz informally, embedding distortion into the global soundscape.
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Whatever frequency A is tuned to determines the geometry of every other note relative to it. If one note is distorted, all notes aligned to it are pulled out of focus.
To take something perfect, and make it imperfect, while calling it progress, is nothing less than delusion.



The Geometry of Change
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The geometric patterns in this image are made by vibrating grains of sand on a metal plate. Each waveform geometry is wedded to the frequency that created it — they cannot be divorced.
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When the frequency of the plate shifts, not a single grain of sand remains in its original place.
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The human body is built of water and minerals, arranged in countless organised states. Like the grains of sand, the body is inseparable from the vibrations that shape it. And just as the sand responds to shifts in the plate, the body responds to shifts in the Earth’s field.
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There is no immunity from vibrational change. Every resonance permeates through matter, reordering life according to the frequency that governs it.
“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena,
it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.”
Nikola Tesla.
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