Before you read………..
Go to the loo! Because my first contribution is going to be about water – boring eh?
Where to begin: best to first introduce you to my daughter’s bf as he figures in this largely. Ben is a nice, kind human being, spiritual to the nth degree and a competent healer, using crystals and Creator…he also loves music (and he can play it well, he’s just great on the didjeridoo) and has a very down to earth and rude sense of humour so we get on just fine.
Now to leap back a while – I have been worrying about things this last year or two, more than I ever did before. I have Madeleine McCann to thank for many things, mainly the accelerated awakening I’ve had since her disappearance…the things that all the fantastic people on the blogs and forums have found out have been such an eye opener and set me off on a path I never would have thought I’d be following. One night earlier in the year (or was it last year? don’t remember exactly when) I woke up in the night to hear the most amazing music – I couldn’t begin to describe it…but it had words and the words were on the lines of “don’t worry about the world – we’ll deal with it. You have something else to do, find out and do it” - if you can imagine that set into song words. I woke my husband as I could still hear it after I woke up, he couldn’t hear anything and then it faded; we spent hours on the net looking for something like it but couldn’t find anything.
Then a few weeks after this event, Ben, my daughter and I were chatting about songs we liked and music that touched us and Ben said “have you heard the crickets?” “The crickets? Weren’t they a fifties group?” But no, he meant real crickets, as in Jiminy…have you heard them? They are incredible. Here, cop a minute’s listen for free:
http://www.songpeddler.com/JimWilson/GodsCricketChorus_JWilson.aspThere are no humans on that piece of music, its just crickets, slowed down. When I hear this I go goosepimply, because it reminds me of that strange music I woke up to that night. Not exactly the same, my song had a little Vangelis meets Karl Jenkins included, but near enough.
Unbeknown to me, Ben was having nudges from Creator and dreams of his own………..
Well, where am I? Oh yes, water. I love surfing the net for things I can plug in and listen to while I’m working and recently discovered the Coast to Coast radio recordings on Youtube…George Noory invites some brilliant guests and one of them was Dr Len Horowitz, who was talking about water and how a Japanese scientist, Dr Masaru Emoto, has been experimenting with water, exposing it to different types of music and emotions, freezing it and then looking at the way the crystals form. Those that were exposed to love and harmony were perfect, the ones exposed to hatred and disharmonious music were distorted and malformed. There’s a couple of examples here, look at Dr Emoto’s website to see the Lake Baikal crystals before and after blessing the lake:
http://www.whatthebleep.com/crystals/Dr Horowitz has been into introducing Solfeggio scales to water with astonishing results. Solfeggio? Never heard of it…so off I went surfing again and found the 9 Solfeggio notes (the real scales that have had their frequencies changed) which have extraordinary effects on water, purifying and energising it according to each frequency. 528Hz is the heart chakra frequency and can heal dna…what is it we are made of again? Oh yes, a few minerals and chemicals and 80+ per cent WATER.
I casually mentioned this to Ben last weekend and played him these Solfeggio notes…he was stunned, because he had been dreaming about looking for something to do with music and water healing, and when he heard the notes it broke his dream. If you want to listen to these beautiful frequencies, get comfy and relaxed and play them, they are on YouTube but there is also a CD for those of you who like me, can’t play a tune on a music box. They don’t jar like modern day notes can do, even a long single frequency sound, and they really do make you feel better.
Anyhoo, our next step is getting our drinking water energised, so we can get ourselves repaired and healthy….we are lucky as we can get access to absolutely pure water but we still get bottled water for drinking. Both these sources though, are ‘dead’ and will only quench your thirst. And this is where it gets tin-foil hattish – because you see, with a pair of earphones round the bottle, and your Solfeggio music playing through them, you can charge up the water and heal your dna, awaken your psychic abilities, shake up your pineal gland, and much more, for eg.
396 Hz – Removing Guilt and Fear
417 Hz – Changing situations
528 Hz – Transformation, Miracles and DNA Repair
639 Hz – Connecting and Relationship issues
741 Hz – Awakening Intuition
852 Hz – Returning to Spiritual Order
All the purposes and intentions are out there on the net, have a look.
We’ve been drinking this for just a couple of days and we all feel better – although I had a bit of a detox crisis and all my muscles ached for a couple of hours, but now I feel great. I’m massively impressed…and if you read up what Dr Horowitz says you will be surprised what that water can do for you, it goes much further than just brightening yourself up. Dr Horowitz has a plan – I hope it works.
There is one problem though, I’m getting so used to seeing that fat bottle of water listening to music with its earphones on, I’ve started saying good morning to it…..although that won’t do it any harm..
Bye for now xx
Oh, and my music choices:
1. Yes – Wonderous Stories
2. Josh Groban - Weeping
3. Jon and Vangelis – I’ll find my way home
4. Savia Andina - Cacharpaya
5. Deacon Blue – Twist and Shout
6. Labi Siffre – So Strong
7. Ladysmith Black Mambaso – Imbube (Wimoweh)
8. Lucky Dube – Remember Me (Lucky was killed in SA last year, some people will always remember him)
9. Fleetwood Mac – Seven Wonders
10. Meat Loaf Ft Marion Raven - Its All Coming Back To Me Now
11. Trans-siberian Orchestra – Carol of the Bells
12. Malcolm McLaren – Soweto
13. Dope Smugglaz – Double Dutch
Sorry they’re all old ones, don’t like much recent stuff and like to hear world music.
