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Cymatics shows how sound vibrations create beautiful geometric patterns in materials like salt. In this experiment, chanting AUM (ॐ) produces visible patterns as the vibrations move the salt. In Hindu tradition, AUM represents the cycle of existence: A – Creation U – Preservation M – Transformation (or dissolution) This...

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