Exploring Sound and Its Technological Applications
Sound is the source of all creation.
Sound and resonance is responsible for everything.
By now you should know that sound
manifests physical form and this is the most basic example.
I just cannot get enough of it.
I can watch it millions of times.
Every frequency has its own specific shape,
a prime resonance frequency.
Are you only looking at a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional
effect? I think he actually uses rice on a metal plate here.
Sound creates light.
And this brings us to using sound as a tool in technology.
Sound creates light.
It's very obvious. We know that God said, let there be light.
And you can do this yourself by attaching a speaker to an LED light and see what happens.
Royal Raymond Dreyf, you should know by now, the man that found the cure for all disease,
with sound and resonance, will convert to electric impulses.
And sound continues to amaze us.
Sound can levitate.
By now you would have seen this many times.
Just a very quick idea that sound actually does levitate things.
But this is not how the ancients used to levitate the very big heavy objects.
This is a very different technique used here.
This is just pressure waves that can levitate things, very light objects.
But it does give you the ability to imagine that sound actually levitates.
How I look at it, how much research I do, I keep coming back to one
guy that stands head and shoulders above all other researchers and inventors of, I don't know, for how many centuries.
And that guy's name is Nikola Tesla.
He says, if you want to find out the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.
That's exactly what I've been sharing with you here.
Everything is sound and magnetism and this is really important.
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