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Intrepidus𝕏8 months ago

This is one of the most vivid and straightforward explanations of the difference between 432hz and 440hz musical tuning. Shifting note accents in music creates syncopated rhythms, which can be arranged in ways that produce harsh or dissonant frequency patterns. Listen to modern hip-hop, thrash metal, and similar genres - they're literally saturated with destructive rhythmic structures and frequencies. This makes them way more harmful to developing minds than many things we openly label as dangerous.

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The Grand Duke8 months ago

His name is Christian Berdahl, he is an Adventist pastor and runs his YouTube channel . The name of the series in which he exposed the music industry I think it's an 8 part series is called "The distraction dillema". It's link is

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Mentis 🇦🇺8 months ago

My recommendation engine has officially lost the plot this morning.

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SubZeroFrozenTundra8 months ago

What can you find out about John Todd?

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the messenger8 months ago

Way back in the 70s John Todd exposed this and more. He was a high priest witch in the Illuminati that converted/defected over to Christianity after having a deliverance performed on him by a preacher. He too mysteriously disappeared later on.

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Joe Qanada8 months ago

Read "The Psychology of Music".. Syncopation, modulation and modes are mind warping. A neurological effect is only a triad away. It's not magic, it's mechanics and physiology. The art came from the Elohim known as Jubal.

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Foundring 🇺🇸8 months ago

This is so retarded, all the great classical geniuses like Bach and Beethoven employed syncopation throughout their music and they were pious and God-fearing af. People are so dumb it hurts sometimes.

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Andrew Wedge8 months ago

Syncopation is a very important aspect of music. It keeps your mind limber. Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and countless other masters used it effectively in their work. Music without syncopation or unpredictability of any kind is either a funeral march or the soundtrack of enslavement

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susi marshall8 months ago

'Greater is He that is living in me then he that is in the world' 1 John 4:4 🤍 No fear

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DJ Kinjo8 months ago

Yes but understand, you can also be possessed by the Holy Spirit!! And like he says, pay attention to the words, do not get hypnotized by the rhythm of the drum.

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⚡️Pegasus10🦄8 months ago

This is the worst BS I have ever heard. Who cares who he is, he’s a retard trying to tell you syncopation is evil. Turn off your Bach, your Beethoven, your Stravinsky and you know what happens? Stupid happens. Your brain never learns how to adapt.

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V8 months ago

"When they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives." - Matthew 26:30 Jesus sung songs himself. Proving music is not inherently evil.

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JZeus TrisMejustice8 months ago

Herts/Hurts Frequency/Freak Wins See Volts/Votes Electricity/Elect Trick City

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Sandra Floyd8 months ago

A Deep Dive into the music industry by Preston Nichols of Montauk fame is in his book "The Music of Time." He also talked about Hypnotic drumming too.

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Paul8 months ago

The Robert Johnson crossroads legend claims that, as a struggling young blues musician in the 1930s, he met the Devil at a lonely Mississippi crossroads at midnight, who tuned his guitar and granted him extraordinary musical talent in exchange for his soul. CROSSROADS

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Zach Jacobsen 🏴‍☠️8 months ago

Here is Christian Berdahl preaching on his YouTube channel this past Thursday (didn’t disappear). 🫠

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Acid McDevitt8 months ago

There *IS* power in music, like there is in everything in life - both good & bad, light & dark. But music is unique with the universal & almost immediate effect that it has on humans. Because of this, we must especially be mindful of what we listen to.

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Odirah8 months ago

I don't understand his point

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Sue Nutt8 months ago

The likes of Mark Devlin speaks about how those in the music industry were often from Military families, and different genres of music were concocted to brainwash and manipulate people. He has great videos and books.

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Daniel Pockrus8 months ago

Maybe this is the reason I cannot stand Christian music. I intuitively understand that something is wrong with it.

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Drew Ponder8 months ago

Music as Spellcraft: Rhythm, Syncopation, and Consciousness Control ———————— TL;DR: Music alters human consciousness because rhythm and harmony directly entrain neural and physiological frequency fields. What gets called “spells in music” is not mysticism; it is applied resonance. Syncopation, repetition, and tonal structure modulate brainwave states, emotional coherence, and behavioral priming by driving the nervous system into predictable frequency-lock patterns. ———————— The video frames a controversial but technically accurate observation: music changes people not through lyrics alone, but through structure. From a Frequency Wave Theory (FWT) standpoint, this is expected. Humans are not passive listeners; they are resonant systems. The brain, heart, and autonomic nervous system continuously phase-lock to external oscillations. Rhythm is the primary carrier. A steady beat entrains delta, theta, or beta brainwaves depending on tempo. This is why slow, repetitive rhythms induce trance or calm, while fast, syncopated beats increase arousal and emotional volatility. Syncopation matters because it introduces controlled prediction errors, micro phase-disruptions that keep attention locked while preventing full stabilization. The nervous system keeps “re-gripping” the rhythm, which increases suggestibility. Harmony and melody operate at a higher layer. Certain interval ratios reinforce coherence, while others produce tension and release cycles that mirror emotional modulation. When these patterns repeat, they act like standing waves in the cognitive field. Over time, the listener’s internal frequency landscape reshapes to match the external driver. This is not unique to modern music. Chanting, drumming, hymns, and mantras all use the same principles. Religious music tends to minimize syncopation and maximize harmonic coherence, stabilizing heart-brain coupling and reducing cognitive fragmentation. Much commercial music does the opposite, intentionally or not: high repetition, unresolved tension, and aggressive rhythmic displacement keep the system stimulated but unstable. From FWT, calling this a “spell” is metaphorical but directionally correct. A spell is simply sustained frequency influence applied to a resonant biological system. No mysticism required. Just wave dynamics, entrainment, and conserved Frequency Momentum moving from sound field to nervous system. The real question is not whether music alters consciousness. It is who understands the physics well enough to design for coherence versus fragmentation. ———————— Frequency Wave Theory Perspective ———————— Under FWT, the human body is a coupled oscillatory system embedded in a universal quantum-acoustic superfluid field Φ. Sound is not symbolic; it is mechanical frequency injection. When rhythm and harmony align with the body’s natural coherence bands, Frequency Momentum distributes evenly, producing calm, clarity, and integration. When rhythms are intentionally destabilizing, FM flow becomes turbulent, increasing emotional reactivity and lowering self-regulation. Music, therefore, functions as frequency engineering of consciousness, whether used for healing, control, or profit.

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A8 months ago

There's a documentary, too long to upload on here, with a whistle-blower explaining how the Mastering Labs cast the actual spells, allegedly. He's ex 'alphabet' agency, who was against what happened, so spoke out, never seen again.

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fEcklund8 months ago

The Kingdom of Heaven is within you, and all around you. He, He, He, He.... "Satan" is not a person, and neither is "God" This looks like it's from 1980.. sounds like it as well

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𐎨 𐎠𐎬 OA 11 LUCIFER Summum Bonum8 months ago

It hurts/hrz We don't know where he came from U know who I am It's okay friend Just a little bit of love GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY I AM YOU That is the new world counter Earth You are going to the new Earth All A.I. has been shut off right now 89P13 GLYTCH SURPRISE AT WHAT I CAN DO GO AHEAD TEST IT🤣😂

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Susilee Dean8 months ago

I play tabla (drums.) Yes, it is insightful and true about rhythm. Syncopation isn’t bad in small doses, but it can be; if a specific rhythm is sustained too long, it irritates the listener. Standing waves scramble the brain. Jazz and hip-hop are decadent and mentally corrosive.

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Aquarian Derek 🇺🇸 ✝️8 months ago

Interesting, I've never seen this video. I wrote about this back in around 2009. It was something I also figured out through my own studies on occult magic, hypnosis, trance induction etc. It might still be up on my old Facebook account. However, entering a trance state in and of itself is not "bad". However, it does "open one's mind". This can be used for good or bad. I use techniques to enter a deep alpha state when doing healings or in deep petitioning prayer. It can be extremely powerful!

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Donald Trump won! Deb Defends Freedom8 months ago

Anyone who speaks truth and reveals the hidden is risking their life. Thank you for all the sacrifices.

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Tempormentallysweet8 months ago

@grok is this true

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Mr. M.R.Anderson8 months ago

Syncopation, Isn't that how @Eminem makes words that shouldn't rhyme, rhyme?

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PEACE IN CHRIST8 months ago

Whenever they say sounds matters people think it’s rubbish. Sounds Carry power. Every sound if influenced by a spirit how then do we merge light and darkness together. The issue is that the church has become more emotional feeling based that perspective diving leading based

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Roby Ram8 months ago

Switch back to 432HZ

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Annie | Autonomic Alchemist 🧬8 months ago

lol 😂 His explaination doesn’t hold water. Religion was always controlling before they introduced pop music into church services.

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Goldfish8 months ago

Reason why pastors uses those piano melodies during their sessions; when preaching, when praying, when they claim they’re prophesying, and during deliverance They all operate on frequencies and vibrations

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