Everything vibrates. This is a fundamental principle of the universe. This includes not just matter and energy in all forms, but even thoughts and emotions. This is not the place to elaborate, but suffice to say that everything that exists is a manifistation of different rates and modes of vibration.

The vibrational rate of any one thing can be influenced by the vibration of another thing. The more similar the two things are, the more they can affect each other. For example, a violin playing a particular note will cause a nearby violin to resonate with the same note. A person expressing a particular emotion can influence those nearby to feel the same emotion.

This phenomonon can be employed to practical purposes by using a technique known as entrainment. Entrainment is the deliberate application of specific frequencies to achieve a desired result, such as improved physical or mental health.

The source of the vibration can include devices that emit controlled frequencies of light, sound, electrical stimulation, electromagnetic waves, physical motion, etc. The method of transferrence can be through the senses, physical contact, thought, etc.

This page lists some of the effects that various frequencies are known to cause. It's important to understand the importance of several variables when using these frequencies. For example, if research was performed using EM waves, the same results may not -- and probably won't -- be achieved with sound. Or direct contact with the wave generator may be necessary. Quite often, two or more frequencies are required to be used simultaneously.

DISCLAIMER: The information provided here should only be used for general referance, and as a starting point to learning, NOT AS A RELIABLE SOURCE FOR HEALING MODALITIES. SOME FREQUENCIES ARE KNOWN TO CAUSE HARM. The research is new and ongoing, and there is widespread disagreement on all facets. As noted above, there are many variables to consider, and these variables have not been outlined here. Experiment at your own risk.

Listed below are the major ranges of frequencies that have been explored by current research. As with color and sound, the dividing lines are arbitrary; there is no clear division between the ranges, which blend inperceptively into one another. Various researchers have their own preference as to where each range should begin and end. So when you see multiple listings for a range, they reflect these differing opinions.

MUSIC

Many standards for music have been used throughout history. Several different standards are in use today in different parts of the world. One commonality is that they all consist of different "notes" that bear a relationship with each other, and have have a pleasing or discordant impact on human hearing, depending on how these notes are combined with each other.

Each musical standard begins with a fundamental key note of a particular frequency. A mathematical rule is applied to the fundamental to create a scale of remaining notes, typically five to seven in the scale. By nature, one or more of the notes in the scale will have a frequency with a fractional number. There is no way to avoid this and still produce a harmonious range of notes. With one exception....

When the fundamental note A4 is equal to 432 Hz, and a diatonic scale in the key of G is formed, using F sharp, we get what is known as the Wholesome Scale. 432 Hz is the only frequency capable of producing a harmonious music scale using only frequencies of whole numbers.

ANCIENT SOLFEGGIO

Each note in the scale reduces to 3, 6, or 9. Notes 174, 285, and 963 were not part of the original set, which consisted of six notes. They were added in more recent times to complete the numerological pattern.

COLOR FREQUENCIES

As with other frequencies, color values merge imperceptably into one another across a continuous spectrum. There is no absolute division, so boundaries are arbitraily assigned by different researchers.

The third column is the frequency at the middle of the color's THz range, reduced by 40 octaves, and rounded to the nearest whole number. This translates it into a numerical value that is within the range of normal human hearing. Doing the calculations made me wonder if this is how the brain processes synesthetic experiences.

NOTE: You may have learned the spectrum as "red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet."
Isaac Newton -- who discovered that prisms can separate white light into colors -- divided the spectrum (a term he coined) into seven ranges for numerological concerns and to associate colors with music values. Newton assigned the name "blue" to the color known today as cyan; while Newton's "indigo" corresponds to today's blue. The frequency ranges haven't been changed; only the terms used to describe them.

The human form has its own unique set of frequencies, rhythms, and cycles. Some of these patterns are very stable, with optimal health being strongly dependent on that stability. Others are quite flexible and may vary from day to day, or even minute to minute. Some are largely a matter of choice, while others can only be influenced by human will after long training and strict discipline.

STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Everybody is aware that there are several levels of sleep but this subject is much deeper than whether you are drowsy, dreaming, or in dreamless unconsciousness. More than that, even our waking consciousness is multi-leveled.

Research in this field is all over the map, with no concensus on anything. Researchers dispute the lower and upper ranges of the various states, the nature and effects of each state, what influences the onset of the various states, and even the proper names for the states. Some areas are very well documented, but most "authorities" can't even define exactly what consciousness actually is, or why it is.

The prevailing view in the current paradigm is that consciousness arises from brain activity, which puts them on the wrong track from the outset. Consciousness does not "arise" from anything. Consciousness is primary. It is the brain -- and everything else -- that is born from consciousness, in the image of Cosmic Mind. But that's a topic for a different discussion.

In any event, the table below provides a brief look at what is known so far.

It's not always a matter of a specific frequency. The spoken word is the most fundamental form of vibration and carries great power within it. "Curse" words are called that because they originate in vocal intonations that can be quite harmful. The statement that "words can never hurt me" couldn't be more wrong. Choose your words carefully. They still carry power, even if the direction of that power has been forgotten. Using words without understanding their deeper meaning is like wildly waving a sword around in a dark room.

In the late 19th century, John Worrell Keely invented a motor that could bring power to the entire world at a cost no greater than that necessary to build his engine. He was prepared to do just that, until he was approached by a benefactor who offered to fund his research, provided he restricted it to pure research, without releasing a prototype. He saw the wisdom of this request and agreed. Little was ever heard of his work after that date.

His engine was powered by a process that Keely called "sympathetic vibration." Most people are familiar with the principle of harmonic resonance. Reesonance is an effect; sympathetic vibration is the cause of that effect. It is the vibration that is sympathetic to the fundamental vibration of another object. It is the implosive, female force that operates in balance with the explosive, male force.

With just those two paragraphs above, you probably have dozens of questions. The answers would require an entire website, so all that can be offered here are a few summary points:

• Keely agreed to restrict his efforts to pure research for one simple reason: The world wasn't ready for the level of power that his engine was capable of. You've seen what those with control of nuclear energy will do when they wield that kind of power. They are unable to restrain their desire to unleash its full potential. Keely's engine functioned on principles that were magnitudes of order more powerful than nuclear energy.
• People familiar with Nikola Tesla tend to view him as one of the greatest scientists to ever live. Tesla admitted that Keely's science was beyond his comprehension.
• Keely's engine was controlled by the power of the mind. He was the only person who could operate the early prototypes. He later developed models that anybody could operate.
• There were three working models that survived Keely. One of them was donated to a museum, where it remained for 50 years. It has since been stolen. There is a reward for its return.
• Dale Pond is probably the most knowledgeable authority on Keely's work. He has been studying Keely, his engine, and SVP (Sympathetic Vibratory Physics for many years. His website is SVPVRIL (See Vril) in the Glossary.
• To learn more about Keely and SVP, this lecture by Dale Pond is highly recommended: Dale Pond - The Basic Principles Of Sympathetic Vibratory Physics.

Measured Frequencies
Some interesting frequencies that have been measured:
- Cat's purr: 27-44 Hz
- Schumann Resonance: When first measured in 1942, the frequency of Earth was 7.83 Hz. It can fluctuate quite a bit but lately the average has been rising, and is currently 8.5 Hz. The Schumann Resonance is used for grounding the human body, bringing it into harmony with the natural rhythm of Earth.
- Quartz Crystal: 2675 Hz (subharmonic). Use to clear quartz.
- Pyramid: 9.41 Hz (Measured outside). 33 Hz (Measured inside)

The frequencies below have been shown to have some connection with a particular body part, mental capacity, emotional quality, psychic ability, color, chakra, activity, etc. Details of these connections and confirmation of their existence is ongoing.

As with the major ranges, researchers are not always in agreement about the effects that a particular frequency may have on the body or psyche. Some of the variables include:
- The number of test subects in a group and the duration of the testing.
- The type of equipment used and the environment of the test.
- The subjective nature of the reports, especially when reporting subconscious activity.

Rife Frequencies The primary frequencies used by Dr. Royal Raymond Rife for general treatment are:
20, 727, 787, 800, 880, 5000, and 10000 Hz.
Other frequencies were used for specific conditions. Often two or more frequencies were used in combination. Some (Many? Most?) Rife frequencies are unknown.

These frequencies explore the outer boundaries of known or proven science, and test the limits of current technology. The results are based largely on anecdotal reports, and are difficult to repeat under controlled conditions.