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Speaker 1: Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio.

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Speaker 2: And welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with

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Speaker 2: JJ and Desiree Hertech. We're talking about their latest work

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Speaker 2: called Sound, JJ and Desiree, I want you both to

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Speaker 2: chime in on this. What is it about sound that

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Speaker 2: affects the human body? Is it affecting the brain or

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Speaker 2: is there something else out there that it's dealing with.

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Speaker 3: Well, basically, it's everything, and it is the brain because

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Speaker 3: we know that there's the different frequencies like the alpha

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Speaker 3: frequency of the brain, which is connected also to the

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Speaker 3: human resonance, the gammas I was were talking about earlier,

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Speaker 3: and you know all these frequencies, I can just mention

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Speaker 3: a few in addition the beta waves. So the gamma

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Speaker 3: is like thirty to one hundred hertz, the beta is

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Speaker 3: thirteen to thirty herts, and the alpha seven point five

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Speaker 3: to thirteen herts, and it goes down to beta and delta.

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Speaker 3: But that's just the brain. That's one aspect. But every

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Speaker 3: cell in the body is actually resonating. And I think

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Speaker 3: that's exactly what not only Moto Hital, but again John

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Speaker 3: Stuart Reid is looking at and many other people. In fact,

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Speaker 3: there's something that's FDA approved. I would love for you

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Speaker 3: to do more investigation on this, and it's called tumor

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Speaker 3: treating fields. And what they do is they put a

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Speaker 3: frequency literally like a thousand frequencies and sometimes they've honed

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Speaker 3: it into a few less than that, but many more

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Speaker 3: than what Rife was looking at. If you remember, Royal

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Speaker 3: Rife was trying to find the frequency that would heal something.

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Speaker 3: But now we're using that same technology, but we're finding

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Speaker 3: you have to use many, multiple frequencies. And so this

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Speaker 3: company is called Novo Cure. They've been researchers Harvard, they're

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Speaker 3: FDA approved. They're being used for glioblastoma, which is one

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Speaker 3: of the hardest cancers to stop in the brain. And

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Speaker 3: when you wear these frequencies tumor treating fields, you're actually

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Speaker 3: stopping the duplication of cancer cells. So it's an amazing technology,

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Speaker 3: and of course, as I said, there's a lot of

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Speaker 3: history behind this. An ultrasound technically that is sound, right,

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Speaker 3: we say ultrasound, it's better than even we'll say the

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Speaker 3: hot packs that people use, and you can relieve pain

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Speaker 3: and it does even help to release tension and heal

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Speaker 3: the body, so so many aspects.

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Speaker 4: So I'd like to say George that our biology is

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Speaker 4: encoded with the potential to heal ourselves, expound, our longevity

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Speaker 4: and evolve into a multi dimensional being. Even with the

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Speaker 4: concepts and the reality interspecial communications through different types of music,

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Speaker 4: we are designed to become part of a higher evolutionic process.

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Speaker 4: I think this is the key to the contact story

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Speaker 4: that George of people of George Merkel in Hungary Bartok,

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Speaker 4: the Hungarian composer we've worked with, even Carlos and Tana

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Speaker 4: are trying to indicate with a new type of music

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Speaker 4: to raise our consciousness and prepare us for positive contact.

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Speaker 4: As we go into the chapter up the human evolutionary story.

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna play a little bit of what you call

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Speaker 2: plant music and then have you both explain what we're

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Speaker 2: listening to in a second and why it works. Let's

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Speaker 2: listen in JJ and Desire tell us what we're listening

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Speaker 2: to listening.

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Speaker 3: To plants singing. It's strictly plants, so what our associates

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Speaker 3: really in Australia. But also this is similar to what

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Speaker 3: Domenhor has done as well as is a company in

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Speaker 3: Italy they have these devices, and so do our friends

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Speaker 3: under Sacred Resonance in Australia. They actually hook up these

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Speaker 3: electrodes to the leafs of plants, usually one to the leafs,

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Speaker 3: one to the soil, or two to the leaves, whatever

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Speaker 3: go into avoritums and they have concerts with plants. Now

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Speaker 3: they have taken like they've transformed some of the voltage

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Speaker 3: into musical data. That's what NITDI is all about, and

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Speaker 3: they've been able to do that, and that's what you're hearing.

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Speaker 3: So there is kind of synthesizer music, but it's all

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Speaker 3: based on the sounds of plants. So nobody is playing

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Speaker 3: any of that music. It's only a kind of transformation,

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Speaker 3: biosonification from the sounds of the plants to what we

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Speaker 3: want to enjoy. You know, this isn't that far from

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Speaker 3: what NASA has done with the music of the planets.

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Speaker 3: If anyone's listening to the concerts where you know, they

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Speaker 3: called symphonies of the planets. And they've gone out to

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Speaker 4: Have enjoyed several astronauts who claim to have fruit sounds

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Speaker 4: in outer space. And our work with plant music and

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Speaker 4: and even with what I call a higher evolutionary intelligence

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Speaker 4: there are many musical keyboards, just like there are many

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Speaker 4: different electro magnetic spectrums. And so our book Sound illustrates

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Speaker 4: our contact with ethereal life forms in Guatemala and Mexico Yucatan,

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Speaker 4: as well as in each of all sharing a common

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Speaker 4: musical resonance or a pattern that connects with the human hearts.

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Speaker 4: Without compassion, without positive thinking, without Emoto's strategy and that

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Speaker 4: of Marshal Vogel, we would simply be locked in doualism

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Speaker 4: plus and minus realities, black and white realities and not

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Speaker 4: see the higher harmonic that unites us.

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Speaker 2: Do various plants have different sounds or do they all

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Speaker 3: Yeah? Absolutely, each one is different. That's how you get

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Speaker 3: the concerts, and it's really beautiful. And we also are this.

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Speaker 3: You know, you could say, do we all have the

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Speaker 3: same musical resonance? Well, no, we're all different symphonies of

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Speaker 3: there's still a dendrome, which I think some of that does.

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Speaker 3: about Apollo ten and I don't know if you remember that, George,

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Speaker 3: course NASA said, oh, it's just you know, feedback on

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Speaker 3: You know, did you hear that whistling sound? Yeah, it

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Speaker 3: sounds like outer space type music, and you know they

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Speaker 3: were literally talking about it. We do feel that everything

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Speaker 3: is sound.

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Speaker 2: It is truly remarkable. And what is it about sound

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Speaker 4: In sound is the human range of hearing amplified from

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Speaker 4: sixteen to twenty thousand cycles per second. But given the environment,

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Speaker 4: given the situation in life, sound is the inner shall

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Speaker 4: that gives us the happiness and the joy of life.

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Speaker 4: And those who are acclimitted to sound throughly on life

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Speaker 4: hearing the sound from the leaves of the plants, as

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Speaker 4: we just said, hearing the sounds from the cosmic frontier.

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Speaker 4: We're at a time of really changing our whole concept

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Speaker 4: energy levels of our body. We are constructed as our

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Speaker 4: that we can be part of a greater consciousness communication,

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Speaker 4: a cosmology of consciousness that would be based on sound

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Speaker 4: and frequencies that will take us into the fifth dimension. I.

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Speaker 4: You know, we were so fortunate to live at a

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Speaker 4: time when scientists, musicologists, and even anthropologists and archaeologists working

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Speaker 4: with archosonics or acoustics realize that even in the Great Perment,

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Speaker 4: the sound vibrations, the frequencies of the King's Chamber by

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Speaker 4: a large composed to the human heart beat. So the

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Speaker 4: whole drama of history is repeating ourselves in different octaves.

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Speaker 4: We are in a fantastic orchestration of life on many levels,

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Speaker 4: and sound is the key. This is why my book

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Speaker 4: was called The Keys of Enoch, the different musical keys

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Speaker 4: to the holistic personality that we are home opener versalis

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Speaker 4: universal humanity, waking up to the sounds of a living universe.

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Speaker 2: We're going to take calls next hour with doctors JJ

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Speaker 2: and Desire her Tax, so get ready to do that.

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Speaker 2: Their websites are linked up at coast tocostam dot com.

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Speaker 2: Their latest book is called Sound JJ. Where do we

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Speaker 2: get the book?

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Speaker 3: We can get it from the Amazon, or from Keys

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Speaker 3: of v Enoch, or for a sacred story. So all

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Speaker 3: those three locations. Amazon's quite been popular because you can

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Speaker 3: get the kindle version there as well for people who

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Speaker 2: Now, you both did some work on the Giza pyramid

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Speaker 2: structure as well. You have a book called Giza's Industrial Complex.

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Speaker 2: Does do the Pyramids put out music?

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Speaker 4: They definitely do. This is the largest structure of the

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Speaker 4: ancient world, the monuments of music production, and the Russians

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Speaker 4: have this remarkable work. We were key to this back

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Speaker 4: This where the story of evolution, connecting humanity to the

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Speaker 2: One of the contributors of your book is the wonderful

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Speaker 2: composer Stephen Helpern, who is no question the father of

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Speaker 3: He was studying in Buffalo, like classical traditional and playing

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Speaker 3: you know people who we just finished an album with

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Speaker 3: him as ciphers of the Divine Mother.

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Speaker 4: What it's important here, George, was that Stephen was interested

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Speaker 4: in the ancient aram Hebrew and the Greek montrums we

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Speaker 4: we could began to become more mentally sensitive to other realities,

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Speaker 4: even the power of remote viewing, remote sensing, remote healing

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Speaker 4: normal investigations and research and carry on our work in

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Speaker 4: the ancient archives of the world. So and even continued

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Speaker 4: his great career in after fifty years, we've come out

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Speaker 4: with this new album, Sacred Ciphers of the Divine Mother,

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Speaker 4: which is a composition of nine different traditions of how

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Speaker 4: the Divine Feminine represents worthy. I thought of the brain,

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Speaker 4: the musical, the artistic side that has to be activated

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Speaker 4: if we are to holistically evolve science its spirituality in

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Speaker 4: a higher synthesis and just really quickly.

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Speaker 3: At the back of our new soundbook, we mentioned the

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Speaker 3: seven chakras and how they're able to Each one has

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Speaker 3: a special according to the ancient sanscrit words.

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Speaker 4: Like lom and balm and lom.

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Speaker 3: You know, each vibration is there to activate the chakra area.

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Speaker 3: So we wanted to put that in. As long as

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Speaker 3: people are working with the meditation, they're able to activate

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Speaker 2: If people spend a little time every day listening to

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Speaker 2: interesting sound with meditation. What would happen JJ in desiree.

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Speaker 4: It would definitely change their lifestyle and become more harmonic,

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Speaker 4: that we are a divine spark in human form working

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Speaker 4: with a musical vibration at all times. We want to

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Speaker 4: recognize that it's not simply the ear. Is some microtubulal

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Speaker 4: within our body. Is the micro system that we've overlooked?

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Speaker 4: Is the sound system the soundscape of the animals, the

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Speaker 4: vegetations of our environment that we've overlooked. Now is the

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Speaker 4: cosmic frontier that we must identify with in this rat

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Speaker 4: change that is coming. It would not surprise me that

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Speaker 4: in the announcement there there is cosmic cultures in the

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Speaker 4: universe and we're part of a much larger evolutionary system.

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Speaker 4: That one of the major languages would be Sanskrit and

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Speaker 4: another would be Hebrew. Because he represents the ancient traditions

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Speaker 4: of some of the finest musicologists in the world that

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Speaker 4: have inspired the soundscape the breast. In the beginning, the

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Speaker 4: world began not with a bang, but with the breath sound.

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