A serendipitous idea in a WTF moment.
Youtubing again and remembering a lot about what Nikola Tesla said about sound.
Sound = vibration = energy.
What I had been seeing over the years is that sound can change the properties of sand or water and such into patterns. And then it hit me! Just a few moments before typing this as I watched yet another video concerning how sound changes sand or water into patterns, I was suddenly thinking the following.
All these years of hearing about crop circles. Some were/are hoaxes. But there are others that just cannot be explained? Or can they? Some people think that these crop circles are made by aliens form somewhere else. But maybe what if they are not? How far back in time have these been appearing?
So here is a thought.
What if, these crop circles were formed... by sound? Whether by "extraterrestrials" or by the sound of the earth itself (perhaps by monoliths and temples like Stonehenge, for example, if they transmit sound waves through the energy of the earth itself), could these crop circles be musical notes derived from sound waves and that each of them are representative of a property of an alphabet we are not yet aware of? If so. By who are we being contacted? And is it possible that once we can translate this in this way, can we learn to communicate in this fashion? It might seem so given that the Ancients around the world used sound in many ways to accomplish all the things they did.
And did you know that Beethoven was a bigger genius than we have known? Apparently even he understood something about all this and is one reason why he was a musically mathematical genius. Take the time to listen to his works and you might feel something.
Your thoughts? I really would like to know. So please feel free to comment on any of my recent journal entries.
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For a while now, I've been following Dr. Emoto's research of sound and conscious intent on water.
It's fascinating and validates what moral and religious leaders have been saying for centuries.
Do good, think good, be good.
Your hypothesis about the crop circle is valid, and I would definitely be interested in seeing the results of an investigation into the possibility.
I also believe that a certain sound is what is meant by the first lines of John 1:1, "In the beginning was the Word..."
Personally, I don't care for Beethovan, I find him a bit heavy-handed for my tastes, though I do recognize his genius.
I prefer Mozart, and some Tchaikovsky, and Vivaldi.