Sound Health KeyNotes
for
February 2023
By Sharry Edwards, M.Ed.
Almost Everything is Something Else
By Sharry EdwardsM.Ed.
This column strives to bring you the latest in innovative ideas from the emerging field of human BioAcoustics in support of SELF-HEALTH.
A few years back I was unceremoniously dumped as a speaker at an international sound healing conference. The justification offered was that I had no musical talent and therefore would not be an informative nor entertaining speaker.
It is likely that I have one of the most unusual ‘musical’ talents on the planet and that my “no talent” abilities will certainly change human history. I can actively hear tones and music emanating from people and I can duplicate the tones as pure tones; something reportedly impossible for the human voice. I hear these sounds not from people’s voices but from their ears. Providing people their own Signature Sounds via ambient or mechanical means seems to provide an innate, individual restorative agenda for each person.
This unusual talent has led to uncovering information about human physiology that may make our future survival more feasible. It is the stuff of ‘Star Trek’ medicine, but it is available now.
Even though I was jolted by being disinvited, I refused to be put-off. From my own past experiences, I knew that the tones I heard, and sang to my daughter saved her life, helped relieve pain, assisted in reconstituting human tissue, restored nerve function, influenced emotions, and helped people recover and walk again. These events show that there is so much more to these Signature Sounds than entertainment.