EVERY BODY
HAS A SOUND
Frequencies of
Future and Past
Imagine a world in which we can be individually identified, manipulated, or controlled through the use of frequency-based biomarkers that can easily be discerned thorough our vocal animations.
The brain communicates using the language of frequency and has the ability to reveal individual health related templates that have the potential to promote and extend life. This has taken centuries to develop, but many numeric frequency patterns of the brain have recently been decoded by pioneer researcher, Sharry Edwards, MEd, and her dedicated crew at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology & Sound Health located in southeastern Ohio.
Our brain is a central processing unit of our body that initiates and circulates frequencies throughout the vast neural network; providing directives and power to keep our bodies in exacting homeostasis. Edwards believes that the voice is a holographic representation of brain. This indicates that even unspoken, thought can become our guiding force in keeping us healthy, emotionally balanced; or potentially controlled through electronic means.
Modern String Theory proposes that infinitesimally small strings create and maintain our bodily structures, but String Theory doesn’t answer the question of how this transformation occurs.
Edwards trusts that the work being done by the Institute, using vocal frequency analysis, has shown that we can each have dominion over those frequencies by individual mind management or a simple remote control that is completely programmable.
We are each unique; and modern medicine is showing us that a "one size fits all" protocol is a certain road to disaster for humanity.
Using vocal profiling, even remote evaluation, emotional as well as physiological issues can be revealed and addressed.
Finding one’s own voice takes on new meaning if one begins to consider the possibility that the sounds of the voice may be a holographic representation of all that we are. Imagine a future in which an individual vocal frequency can be used as identification; where the use of frequency-based biomarkers contained within our voice can be used to keep a person healthy and emotionally balanced.
From birth to death, sound is used to express individual needs and emotions but there are additional layers of information hidden within the words. As humans evolved, language became levels of intricate harmony nestled within structures of great elegance that carried meaning and allowed understanding of ourselves and others
As man evolved, language became levels of intricate harmony nestled within structures of great elegance that carried meaning and allowed understanding.