Bryan🎵How sound helps us heal
@528hzenergy • 12,900 subscribers
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5 minutes of 528 Hz: HARMONY, OPENNESS AND EMOTIONAL BALANCE This is what 528 Hz sounds like as a pure tone. I've had some requests for a longer track - this is 5 minutes of 528 Hz pure tone + my original dragonfly art as seen through a kaleidoscope 528 Hz is one of the tones included in the modern Solfeggio frequency system. 528 Hz is often associated with the note C in certain alternate tuning systems. For example, when A is tuned near 444 Hz, C is close to 528 Hz. Many listeners describe 528 Hz music as calm, warm, or relaxing, though these experiences are subjective. A pure 528 Hz tone sounds very different from music tuned around 528 Hz. Musical instruments create many harmonics and overtones in addition to the base frequency. There is currently no scientific consensus that 528 Hz is biologically superior to standard musical tunings like 440 Hz. And yet, many people around the world are certain there is something different about this frequency because of how it makes them feel. The only way to know is to try it for yourself at a reasonable/low volume (it does not need to be loud to be effective). Enjoy! :) #528Hz #solfeggiofrequencies #healingfrequency #healingtones #soundhealing
Bryan🎵How sound helps us heal1,100,000 views • 6 months ago
30 minutes of WHITE NOISE | White noise blends all sound frequencies at equal volume to build a consistent shield against background distractions. Sleep Support: Quicker sleep: Masks abrupt household and outdoor noises so both adults and infants can drift off faster. Uninterrupted rest: Prevents sudden sounds from disrupting your sleep cycle or waking you overnight. Soothing effect: Calms crying babies while stabilizing their breathing and heart rates. Focus & Cognition: Sharper concentration: Drowns out intrusive office chatter, street traffic, or nearby pets to keep you on task. Enhanced learning: Ignites dopamine release to help the brain lock in and recall new facts more efficiently. ADHD management: Boosts attention spans, accelerates reading, and calms physical fidgeting by regulating brain chemistry. #whitenoise #whitenoisesound #whitenoisemachine #deepsleep #sleepsounds
Bryan🎵How sound helps us heal131,900 views • 1 month ago
5 minutes of 432 Hz: NATURE & RELAXATION | This is what 432 Hz sounds like as a sine wave pure tone. I've had some requests for a longer track, so this is 5 minutes of 432 Hz. It is best listened to at a comfortably low volume, especially when wearing headphones. While you're listening, I'll show you how I make my kaleidoscope videos & mystical dragonfly art from tree photos... I'll also tell you a bit more about why some people believe 432 Hz is a healing frequency. 432 Hz is aligned with frequencies naturally occuring in Nature, so so I thought it might be a good match-up. This is how I made the foundation for many of my kaleidoscope videos. There is something about the natural geometry and symmetry that I really like. I started making these during the lockdown when I was hiking a lot. I found being in nature helped reduce my anxiety and helped me feel calmer. What do you think of the sound? Some people listen to tones or music tuned to 432 Hz daily. They report feeling more relaxed, less anxious, and it is frequently described as calming. Many say that listening to 432 Hz or 432 Hz music improves sleep quality or helps them fall asleep faster. 432 Hz is just 8 vibrations per second slower than standard A440 tuning, but it's enough for many listeners to feel a difference. Some claim 432 Hz music sounds “warmer” or more “natural,” though this is subjective and still debated in audio science. Have you ever wondered why 440 Hz became the standard… and not 432? Or why some people say 432 Hz feels calmer… even when it’s the same song? Hmmm... what if music isn’t just something you hear, but something your body tunes to? And what if the sounds you surround yourself with on a daily basis could affect your well-being? Thanks for listening. How did the sound make you feel? Drop a note in the comments if you want to share. Namaste :) #432hz #432hzfrequency #healingfrequency #soundhealing #healingtones
Bryan🎵How sound helps us heal157,500 views • 5 months ago
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