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Conscious Shift with Julianne Turner brings insights from leading voices
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and visionaries across the globe to guide and inspire you
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to create your own conscious shift into your true power
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and singular greatness. Through her expertise, author, speaker, and social innovator,
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Julianne Turner, a world authority on the creative process, guides
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you to discover how to consciously create the life, work,
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and world you most desire. And now here's your Conscious
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Shift host, Julianne Turner.
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Welcome everyone.
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This is Julianne Turner. We're so glad that you're joining
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gift and connect with our growing global community. And now
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for today's show, a profound question. What if the universe
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is one giant symphony? My Conscious Shift Show guest today,
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internationally acclaimed author and journalist Lynn McTaggart, says this is
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not a metaphor. New discoveries in biology, physics, mathematics, cosmology
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show that, as Lynn says, the universe is not matter,
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it's music, and reveal a radical new.
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Model for our universe.
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Lynn says in her new book, The God Notes, how
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sound creates the world, That sound is much more than
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something we hear. It's actually the secret to life itself.
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Sound is the master conductor of all life. And that
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virtually all nature systems, biology, planetary motion, much of animal
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and plant behavior, even the social order, make sounds or
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resonate according to a harmonic pattern. Lynn, we're so honored
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that you're joining us to explore these astonishing discoveries Welcome
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back to Conscious Shift.
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Thanks so much, Julianne. It's great to be back here
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with you.
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Absolutely.
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I've had the privilege of hosting Lynn previously to discover her,
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to discuss her extraordinary work, exploring the deep unified nature
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of the universe and the collective power of humanity with
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her books, The Intention Experiment, The Field, and The Power
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of Eight. Lynn, you've spent years following the evidence and
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interviewing biologists, physicists, chemists, engineers, astrophysicists from Cambridge, Oxford, MIT, UCLA,
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all over the world, to weave these discoveries about the
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role of sound in everything from subatomic particles to.
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The far realms of the cosmos.
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Let's start with how these new discoveries evolve out of
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your previous work. How did your hunt for the God
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Notes emerge?
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It emerged by accident, Julianne. I was... sitting at home
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on the sofa with my husband, minding my own business,
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and we decided to watch a documentary called Did Darwin
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Kill God? And we thought, this is going to be interesting,
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and I'm always interested in looking critically at evolutionary theory,
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and we thought it was going to be an interesting
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debate between the neo-Darwinists, who believe we are essentially a
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genetic mistake, and... And the creationists, who believe everything has
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been created by God. And so it was going along
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very even-handedly. And then toward the end of the time,
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the presenter interviewed a scientist called Dr. Simon Conway Morris.
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He is a paleobiologist, which means he studies ancient bones
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of prehistoric creatures to determine They're evolutionary paths. And he
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came up with the theory of convergent evolution, meaning that
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one species doesn't morph into another, but they come up
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with similar solutions because they're the best one. For instance,
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an octopus has a camera eye, and so do we.
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But it doesn't mean that we
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evolved from octopi. So
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he was talking about the fact that the universe is
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not random. It's not accidental. It is deeply ordered. And
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by way of that, he said, well, take music, for instance. Now,
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animals have music very similar to ours. They have harmony.
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They have drumming. They do duets, etc., etc. Then he says, well,
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suppose there's a universal music out there. That would mean
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that it is arguably something pre-existing. And that would mean,
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as he went on to say, that we've hardly begun
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to understand who we are and why we're here. Well,
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I nearly fell off the sofa. I went, whoa, universal music, pre-existing, meaning.
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It always was. It was never evolved from anything else.
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It always was, and it's continued to be. And I thought, wow,
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what does that mean? So this was back in 2009.
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a bit of evidence here and there. Whenever I would
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find something about sound, music, et cetera, that I thought
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related to this, I would stick it in a little
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folder called Universal Music. And suddenly a few years ago,
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two books later, I suddenly thought, it's time to go
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back to this. It's time to actually do this. And
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I didn't know what I was going to find, as
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I don't in any of my books. You know, I'm
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an investigative reporter by background. And so, like most journalists,
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I start with a piece of string, you know, a
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ball of string, and I just keep pulling at it
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to see what comes out. And what came out with
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this book was beyond my wildest imaginings, to be honest.
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Absolutely.
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And really, your subtitle to the God Notes tells us
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that because it says, how sound creates the universe. So
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what role does sound play in the origin and formation
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of the universe?
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Okay, well, with the origin of the formation of the universe,
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scientists from Cambridge, and I should say, as you mentioned,
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I didn't
have any woo-woo in this book. I decided
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that what was needed was hard science that had been
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hiding in plain sight, but that nevertheless had a huge
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woo-woo implication. And so I spoke to some cosmologists and
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astrophysicists at Cambridge University, and they have discovered a couple
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of amazing things. Number one, that the universe is not silent.
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Outer space is not silent, as we've always believed. The sun,
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as one astrophysicist put it, is making one heck of
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a noise. It's making huge sounds all the time, and
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those are related to how it creates heat. But there's
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another one who found, named Andrew Fabian, he found that
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black holes make a sound, one of the lowest sounds
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in the universe, well below our capacity to hear it.
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But what that sound, B flat, 57 octaves below middle C,
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what that sound did, as they believe, was it created
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entire galaxies. So when you start thinking of something like that,
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you think, wait a minute, the Bible said, in the
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beginning was the word, and then it was let there
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be light. Well, maybe it was in the beginning was
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the note, because the scientists also believe light came afterward.
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And other cultures, ancient cultures, believed the same. There was
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a note that began everything, the universal OM. And now
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we have evidence that, yeah, a note likely created the world,
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maybe galaxies, maybe the entire universe.
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That's amazing.
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And so the cosmos emits sound and it affects us
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here on Earth? Is that true? Oh, yes.
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Oh, yes. The sun makes sounds that affect the geomagnetic
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shield that surrounds the Earth, like a giant geomagnetic donut.
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And it's supposed to protect and acts as protecting the
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Earth and its inhabitants from all this solar activity. The
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sun is essentially a furious star that starts throwing all
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kinds of things at us. It's a bunch of unstable
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magnetic fields. crossed with all of this energy, and that
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is a recipe for periodic explosions like solar flares and
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the like. When they hit the geomagnetic shield, they usually
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bounce off, but what we're now recognizing is that a
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lot of sounds in space actually play those field lines
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as they are, almost like a harp. And that has
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huge effects on all living things, particularly humans. It affects
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the two major engines of the human body, the heart
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and the brain.
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So when there's a lot of solar activity, we have
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a higher level of heart attacks, higher level of psychiatric admissions.
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higher level of epileptic fits. We get energetically destabilized. So
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we're connected with the outer reaches of the cosmos energetically.
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millions of miles away.
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So one of the things that you discovered was that
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ancient humans recognized this power of sound. There's some fascinating
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history that you discovered about the spaces that they created.
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Can you talk a little bit about that? Sure.
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I've written numerous times about the late Robert John, the
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Dean of Engineering at Princeton University, and largely because he
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and his partner psychologist, Brenda Dunn, created the most scholarly
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and longest study of mind over matter, psychokinesis as it's
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called officially, or intention, use the word intention. And they
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demonstrated without a shadow of a doubt that intention is real.
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Toward the end of his career, John was on vacation
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with Dunn, and they were with other friends, Paul and
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Charlotte Devereaux, and they were visiting an ancient Native American site.
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And They went into one of the areas of it,
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which had renovated the ancient kiva. A kiva is a
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ritual room. And they also were piping in Native American
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music to give people a feel of the experience. As
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they went down in there, John was listening to it,
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and he started to realize that
certain notes were much,
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much louder than others, seven, eight times louder. As an engineer,
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he understood what was going on. In an enclosed space
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with sound, which is sound waves which travel through a
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medium like air or water, when they hit another impediment
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like a wall, they bounce back. Now, if the two
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waves coming from either side of the walls overlap, they
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create much larger amplitude, meaning the sound gets much louder.
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So he recognized something like that's going on. And he
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said to himself, I wonder if the Native Americans understood this,
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if they knew it. So he was talking about this,
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and Paul Devereaux, who has studied ancient sites, ancient ley
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lines and the like, in Britain, being British, said, why
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don't we go to some of these ancient structures and
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measure it?
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So they did.
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John brought along a bunch of acoustical equipment, and the
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four of them went to six different sites around Britain
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and Ireland. And these sites were built around 4,000 or 6,000
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years ago, and they had different shapes and sizes. And
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they were always thought to be just burial chambers, but
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it looks like, from a lot of the things inside,
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that there was... Also, there were also rituals held there.
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So they found, despite some being round, some being oval,
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some being cruciform, virtually all of them resonated. That is,
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the sound got much, much louder and reverberated with one
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particular note, 110 hertz, which is an octave and two
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notes below middle C. So, John came home wondering about this.
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This must have been deliberate. How did they know? How
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did these ancient peoples understand this? So he asked a
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neuroscientist he knew at UCLA, Ian Cook, to do a
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study of this. And Cook got together a bunch of
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volunteers and played different notes to them. 100 hertz, 110 hertz,
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120 hertz, et cetera, 90 hertz. And it was only
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at 110 hertz that he
noticed huge brainwave changes. Now,
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he had put EEG caps on all the participants, and
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he found that with 110 hertz alone, activity on the
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left side, the left executive function, shifted to the right,
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which is the area from the analytic brain to the
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area more associated with creativity, mystical states, etc. And what
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they have found, other scientists have found, is that that
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particular node has huge effects on the brain and in
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creating this kind of altered state. Now, the ancients, it
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looks like, must have known this. They must have known
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there was a way to create a structure. and how
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to do so that would create this reverberative effect at
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this particular note. Now, this is astonishing. They had information
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like that. Some of them had cutouts in the walls,
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which would have enhanced the effects. So they had to
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understand something about acoustics, something about the note, and also
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knowing that this particular note would give the participants and
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the listeners a sense of the divine. So hence why
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I started calling the book The God Notes. Because that
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was one thing that was clearly happening. But then the
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title ended up describing everything. Because the more I dug
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into it, the more I understood that sound doesn't just
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affect us. Sound actually creates us from ourselves on upward.
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And that the use of sound can elevate us, can
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heal us, can put us into a transcendental state in
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touch with the divine. And the fact that these ancient
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people knew this or somehow had awareness of this is
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just phenomenal. And we can wonder, like, did they actually
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hear somehow a broader spectrum? Could they hear the music
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of the spheres? Pythagoras and Kepler talked about that. And
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in the book, you talk about the Fibonacci sequence and
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the musica universalis, the universal music.
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We wonder if, you know.
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How would they know? Could they hear more than we could?
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How would they know? Or was this just in, did
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they have much greater intuition? And because so many ancient
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cultures understand this, Egyptians too, There was another scientist who
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did studies in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid
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of Giza, and he discovered that one particular note would
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create a big reverberative effect, so much so that the
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empty sarcophagus in the King's Chamber started moving and shaking. Now,
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he went back to do some tests on it, and
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on the third visit, he had hurt his back so badly.
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that he couldn't even bend over. He had really strained
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his back. And nothing, no painkillers could touch the sides
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of it. But he was determined to go. He had
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booked a private visit there. And he went with all
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of his equipment, helpers helping him bring the stuff. And
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when they got there and he started doing the testing,
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he suddenly realized after playing the note, 117 hertz this time,
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that he was bending over. He didn't even realize it.
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And there was no pain. He was moving normally and
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there was no pain. And he was shocked by this,
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but he figured, well, it'll come back later. And it
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never did. Not that evening, not the next day, ever. Now,
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the ancients must have known something about that too. And
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ancient Egyptian writings talk about using and singing vowel sounds
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because they are Words of power. Now, that would have
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been Egyptian vowel sounds, but they understand these were words
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of power. Singing them had an effect. So I think
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that ancient people, and remember 6,000-year-old structures, people coming out
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of Neolithic periods, understood this. We saw it too. We
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had our own Indiana Jones moment. We went with an
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archaeoacoustic expert, a professor of medicine who was also studying
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archaeoacoustics from Italy. We went with him and his researcher
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to 6,400-year-old structures in Sardinia. And we played 110 hertz,
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and lo and behold, we all felt a
huge reverberation.
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And the more we stayed in that structure, the more
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we felt like, whoa, we are going into a definite
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altered state. So it was quite amazing. And I've played
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that note. with power of eight groups. I tried that
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with a conference this summer and people went into the
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deepest state they'd said they ever had with a power
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of eight group.
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That's, that's amazing. I want to come back to the
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healing piece because I know in the book, in the
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back of the book, you have a lot of resources
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and specific tones and, and ways to tune into that for,
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for different parts of the body because you're, One of
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the things you say in the book, too, is that
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sound is the body's first language. It actually affects our
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cells and our nervous system and can alter our brain activity,
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as you said, with measuring the brain waves.
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In those spaces.
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And so while we're talking about the overall, the music
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of the spheres that creates and underlies everything. You also
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discovered some work by Alan Turing that we know as
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the World War II enigma, code breaker, mathematician, but he
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actually discovered a hidden pattern that has to do with sound.
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Can you talk a little bit about that?
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Sure.
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Alan Turing was fascinated by repeating patterns. And they are
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called in science harmonics, things like zebra stripes, leopard spots,
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flower petals in a perfect design, hot spots, even crime
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hot spots, dunes that have repeating patterns. The wind creates
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a repeating pattern. Waves create a repeating pattern in the
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seabed wall. or floor. So he started looking into this
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and looking into the chemistry of this, and he found
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there was a similar activity among all of these creatures,
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all of these effects, and they are a harmonic yin-yang
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method or a harmonic effect of spread and then stop,
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spread and stop. And so Turing was able
to create
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a simple mathematical equation that described all of these effects. Now,
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decades later, an Oxford neuroscientist called Dr. Selin Atizoy was
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studying the effects of the brain and imaging them and
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realized the brain is operating as an orchestra. It also
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has harmonic patterns. And when she applied Turing's mathematics to
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the brain, it described the brain at rest. It described
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brain activity. She published that in a very prestigious scientific journal,
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and others are following up about it. But here's the
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amazing thing. So Turing had come up with a single equation,
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that was essentially the musical key to the universe. And
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now we see that human beings are also part of
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this musical key. We, it describes the workings of our brain.
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So for me, that was the big eye-opener, because I
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have never believed in random evolution. The universe is much
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too brilliantly patterned for it to have been a random accident.
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But now I am totally convinced because I see that
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the underpinning to everything seems to be sound and music.
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And just looking at it from that level, you understand
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this never could have been created randomly. We are one unified,
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intelligent design. We are one intergalactic sonic superorganism.
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It's amazing.
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The workings of our brain and the operation of the
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cosmos are literally in harmony, the same patterns and proportions.
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I had read another piece, Lynn, by a molecular biologist
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in Warsaw, Ewa Grabowska, who wrote an article that says,
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organisms are musicians, not machines, that living cells are you know,
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once thought to be these precise molecular factories are turning
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out to be more like improvisational jazz ensembles. And I
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know that you found that, you know, proteins are musical.
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There's some amazing music that you share in the book
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and also on your book site. These amazing tunes that
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are proteins playing music.
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Absolutely. Now, this is the work of Dr. Marcus Bueller,
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who is a material scientist at MIT. And Bueller handles
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things like creating better plastics and all of that normally.
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But he's also fascinated by many other things. And one
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of the things that fascinated him was what is called
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the protein folding problem. Proteins are so essential to human
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beings and so many things in the world. But scientists
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don't understand how amino acids work and why proteins move.
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Proteins are constantly on the move. They stretch out like
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a slinky. They do somersaults. They fold over in the
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blink of an eye. They just don't stay still. And
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we don't understand how amino acids can create this. We
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know which amino acids make up a protein, but how
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does it all work? So Buehler is also a musician
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and a composer, and he recognized that amino acids all
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have a frequency. I mean, we now know from lots
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of other research, too, that cells make sounds and communicate
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to each other, but so do amino acids. So he
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said to himself, well, what if I raise the pitch
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so it's the same intervals between the notes but just
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a higher pitch? you know, an octave or two higher
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so we can hear it. So he did that, and
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then he took the notes that resulted and fed them
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into an AI orchestra, and out came extraordinary music. So
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he did enzymes, and what came out sounded like a
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wonderful melodic jazz with repeating melodies, etc. Then he tried
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the COVID-19 spike proteins. It was during COVID when he
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was doing this testing. And what came out was this,
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what sounded like beautiful Japanese music, but what was extraordinary
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about it is he realized it was written in counterpoint.
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Now by counterpoint, I mean two different melodies that interlock
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and interweave. Think of Johann Sebastian Bach. Almost all of
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his work is written in counterpoint. And when Buehler looked further,
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he found all proteins in the body are written in counterpoint.
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So we are making music every second of every day.
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It's amazing. It's just, we can't hear it. But when
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you raise the pitch, we can.
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Yes, it's fascinating. And the music is extraordinary. And we'll
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talk about those resources at the end of the show.
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We're going to take a brief break. And when we
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come back, we're going to talk about the God notes
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This is Julianne Turner, and I have the privilege of
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talking with Lynn McTaggart today. She is talking about her
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new book, The God Notes, How Sound Creates the World.
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And we've had a fascinating conversation so far. We are
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going to actually talk about, at this point, what are
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the God Notes? And is there a counterpoint to that?
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Are there negative notes or bad notes? So Lynn, you
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talked a little bit at the beginning about your search
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for the God notes. And we talked about some of
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those frequencies that are very positive, even transcendental, healing notes.
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Talk a little bit more about certain.
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Sounds that can have healing effects
and those kinds of
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things that are the good notes or the God notes.
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Okay. So there have been so many different studies showing
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that Not only are we making sounds, but we're hugely
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affected by sounds. Just a single note, when tried out
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in the laboratory, has upregulated about 140 genes. They have
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extraordinary effects and different effects on different cells in the body,
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whether it's muscle cells or even fat cells. Fat cells
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hate 440 hertz. It is at least.
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Rat fat cells, I believe they are. So this is interesting.
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I want to test it. And also that's the note
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that people in orchestras use to tune up the orchestra.
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So next time you're at a classical music concert, check
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out the orchestra. See if there are any fat people
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in the orchestra. If they aren't, The theory is correct.
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But that's just a playful idea. I mean, there are
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so many different notes. Blood cell studies where different blood
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cells were tested with different music found that blood cells
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lived up to 23 times longer with guests. I mean,
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people usually think Tchaikovsky or Bach. Beethoven, Beethoven's Ninth, The
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Ode to Joy. But no, what helped them grow and
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maintain and take up more oxygen, the longest, were techno
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beats with a low female voice. So it's just, think
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about it, it's that insistent beat, which is very much
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like the insistent beat of our own heart. But then
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there are certain notes that that are really, really good
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for us. So I'm going to play one. This was
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discovered by John Bilyeu, who is a psychologist who discovered
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one day when his nervous system was really agitated after
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having an argument with the subway token taker. He was
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very upset. He came back and he said, my nervous
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system is really going crazy. So there was a music
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store near the hospital where he worked in New York, Bellevue.
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And he ran there, and because he's a musician, he
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knew
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is C and G, and sounds like this. So he
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played this, and after about 10 minutes, playing this repeatedly...
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his immune system and his nervous system just calmed down
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and went back to normal. So he got an idea,
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being a psychologist working in psychiatric wards, he would start
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using this when he was treating his patients. So first
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of all, he used to walk through the wards at night,
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just dinging this sound, just going down the wards, playing this,
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and The patients, many of them suffering from insomnia and agitation,
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would calm down and go to sleep. He started using
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it with patients who were highly disturbed and very, very
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full of great anxiety, PTSD. And one patient calmed him
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right down and he managed to move on with his
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life and have a normal life. Same thing with another
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one who was just suffering greatly from depression. By giving
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him this and one other note, he was able to
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calm his depression, overcome his sense of anxiety and upset,
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and again, make up with his wife. He had been
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separated before because of a lot of his own personal difficulty.
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So he's just one of a few people I've talked
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to using sounds to heal. everything from backs to even epilepsy.
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There is another sound healer, Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, and I
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limited myself to talking to sound healers who had actual
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evidence of using it to heal, as Dr. Bilyeu did.
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So did Dr. Thompson, a chiropractor, who by accident discovered
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that playing a certain note could create an adjustment on
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his wife that he would normally do with a crunch
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and crack. It did it with just sound. So he
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started experimenting with that and working on it more and
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more and found that he could use sounds of a
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great variety to help women with female problems of every
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variety and then children with ADD, with ADHD, with even
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with autism and probably his most noted case with a
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little child who was very small and yet had terrible epilepsy,
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about 25th fits a day. And what happened was the
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parents were so worried about him that he used to
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walk around with a helmet on because otherwise he would
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have hit his head having his fits. So they were concerned.
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They'd heard about Dr. Thompson and his success with other children,
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went to see him, and he played certain sounds for
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them and said, here, I'm burning this on a CD.
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These are your son's sounds, gave them to them. They
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played it several times a day, and the little boy
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went from 20 fifths to 15 fifths to 10 fits 5,
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and then finally nothing. So he was healed just by
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the virtue of listening to sounds.
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So there are.
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Also sounds that cancer cells don't like, right? You had
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mentioned that Beethoven's fifth or heavy metal actually can destroy
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cancer cells.
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Isn't that amazing?
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Yes.
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Now, these are only cells in the laboratory, so it
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hasn't been tested out on people yet, but these are
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people's cells. So, Beethoven's Fifth killed breast cancer cells. Now,
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think about it. Beethoven's Fifth has irregular beats, da-da-da-da, particularly
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as it's played now. Cancer cells don't like that. They
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also don't like atonal music, like the soundtrack of 2001
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is atonal. a composer called Ligeti's Atmospheres. And they also
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hate heavy metal. So that killed gastric cancer cells. So
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cancer cells also like a regular beat. So that is
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a really interesting way to deal with it. And scientists
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are now discovering, and as our doctors have done experiments
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with very high frequency, sounds well above our capacity to
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hear called histotripsy. And they've discovered that those sounds enable
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the immune system to recognize cancer and kill it. Remember,
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cancer is like a thief in the night that breaks
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in the house, turns off the alarm system, and then
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runs riot through the house. In this case, the alarm
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system is the immune system. It doesn't recognize cancer. That's
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the problem. But with these sounds, it opens up the
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membrane of the cancer cell, enabling the immune system of
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our bodies to recognize it and go in and kill
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it itself. So histotripsy has now been approved by the U.S.
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Food and Drug Administration for use in healing cancer, liver cancer,
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and it's being trialed on some other cancers too. So
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it may be the medicine of the future.
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I was going to ask you, Lynn, How much do
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you feel to this point that the medical system is
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open to accepting and using these techniques?
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Well, I was amazed that the FDA approved this because
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sound is considered a nice little adjunct to the main
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event in medicine. I mean, when they call things music medicine,
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what they kind of mean is Well, we'll play this
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for Alzheimer patients and it'll calm them down, but we'll
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still give them drugs. But what they were talking about
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with histotripsy and what increasingly we are seeing is sound
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is its own healer. There are certain sounds that can
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heal particular conditions and we have to start recognizing there's
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something so fundamental about us, which medicine doesn't really recognize.
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and scientists don't recognize in the main, which is we're
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simply a vibrating packet of energy. And we have four
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different kinds of energy in our systems, electromagnetic, light energy,
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quantum energy, where we're seeing some quantum effects in the brain,
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and now sound energy, which is not only affecting our
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cells and our amino acids, but we're seeing that sound
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is also driving the nervous system that the nervous system
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seems to communicate through sound too according to certain researchers
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who have published evidence about this and now we know
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our brain is an orchestra too so we have a
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lot of sound energy going on too it stands to
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reason that we can use music from the outside sounds
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from the outside to heal too right.
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And you said um I love this phrase, sound was
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energy's Cinderella. It's kind of the stepchild and never really
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recognized for the power that it has. And you're equating
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it with the other main types of energy puts it
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really at the level that we should be considering it.
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Absolutely. It is the Cinderella. I mean, Steven Pinker, a
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noted scientist, once called music auditory cheesecake. In other words,
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something that doesn't really do anything for us, but is
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just fun. It's like a little treat, a dessert on
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the side. And that is so untrue. And that's so reductive.
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Because music of any of the arts is the only
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one that produces a literal chill down the spine. You know,
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we get goosebumps when we hear certain amazing music. We
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can see art and really love it and appreciate it
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and even be overwhelmed by it, but it doesn't produce
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that same visceral physical effect. So music is powerful for us,
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but more than that, sound is intrinsic to human beings, animals,
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even plants, and of course the cosmos. We are musical
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in the way we relate to each other. We get entrained.
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These two oscillatory systems, me and say you, we're standing
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next to each other. We start getting entrained right away
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because we are vibrating entities. So we have to see
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ourselves as something very different than a collection of chemical
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signaling and flesh, which is what the medical profession sees
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us as. And then we can recognize there are good
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sounds for us and there are not so good sounds
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for us.
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Right. you know, the ancients, the Greeks studied music just
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equal to mathematics.
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They felt like it was of equal knowledge and importance.
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And I think they had something that we've lost and
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hopefully are regaining with this work that you're doing. But
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00:45:59.030
as you said, there are sounds that can harm us.
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Some of the mechanical sounds, you mentioned the solar flares
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or wind turbines, some of these cacophonic sounds that can
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actually be.
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Harmful to us.
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Absolutely. And the interesting thing to understand about certain sounds
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is it doesn't have to be loud. It's particular notes. Now,
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wind turbines, as you mentioned, wind farms, you know, we're
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all worried about climate change and all of that. And
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so people look upon wind farms as good. but they
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emit a sound below the capacity of humans to hear
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that is called infrasound, and that can have major negative
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effects on the body at certain frequencies. They can give
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us headaches, insomnia, nausea, etc. So they're bad sounds if
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you live nearby. And of course, think of the aquatic
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creatures who are listening to this too, with more acute
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hearing than we have. Then we have natural sounds that
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are not good for us. For instance, California's Santa Ana winds. Now,
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everybody knows people go a little crazy in California when
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the Santa Anas blow, and they've always blamed it on
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the wind itself. You know, when the Santa Anas blow,
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teachers oftentimes close their classrooms because they know the kids
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aren't going to sit still. And Raymond Chandler, the wonderful
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crime writer, wrote very, very wonderfully about this and individually
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about this when he said, when the Santa Ana blow,
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every little housewife picks up a carving knife and starts
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staring at her husband's neck. Very colorful way to put it.
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But it's just the point is people go crazy and
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they think it's the wind, but it's not. It's the
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sounds we cannot hear, the infrasounds. These were used as
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a terrorist activity in Havana with the American embassy. All
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of the inhabitants there, all the people who were the employees,
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complained of headaches, nausea, all that kind of stuff. And
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it was written off as psychogenic illness. You know, it's
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all in your head. until they realized that there had
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been terrorist attacks using sound, using infrasound, and it was
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having a positive effect, meaning it was hurting the inhabitants.
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So infrasound is real, and there are some good notes,
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some bad notes. In the book, I give people a
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way to find out about it. If you believe that
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you are the victim of certain infrasounds, near you or
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natural sounds that are harming you can test them. There's
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a simple way to test it.
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That's amazing.
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And so you mentioned that we humans in interacting with
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one another in our social interactions, we tend to entrain
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and have kind of a rhythm together. It has kind
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of a biological.
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Base in music.
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And All of your work, You know, this is your
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fifth book when making the case that we're more connected
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to each other and to the world than we're told.
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What does that tell you about humanity?
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Well, I've been saying for more than 25 years, we
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are all connected, whether it is by a quantum energy field,
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And each time with each book, I've looked into that
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a little further. So we found that, we found we're
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connected with our thoughts, that we are essentially leaky buckets
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sending out intention and affecting each other, affecting the world
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with it. And that we amplify it in group effects,
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all thinking the same thing at the same time. And
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now with the God notes, seeing that we are affecting
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each other with everything we do in the way we
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relate to each other, interesting studies have shown that when
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people interact, the other person, the listener, is blinking and
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nodding and moving in time to their voice. When children play,
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you can observe them, as one anthropologist did, film them secretly,
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and played a pop song afterward, that matched their movements exactly,
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even though they had been
listening to no music. We're
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moving naturally, rhythmically. And the explanation has come recently to
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talk about how we are oscillating systems and like a pendulum,
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where you can take two pendulums and they're swinging in
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opposite directions and eventually they start swinging in unison very quickly.
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They trade energy back and forth. It looks like human
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beings do the same. Now, we are rhythmic when we're
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getting along. When we're not getting along, we aren't rhythmic.
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So that's a lesson. That's a lesson to us to
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figure out that when we do things rhythmically, it probably
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helps our relationship.
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Yes.
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To listen to the harmonies.
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Absolutely. Maybe go out dancing. together.
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It'll improve your relationship. Literally.
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Yes, absolutely.
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So in the God notes, in the back of the book,
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you have the best notes, which is a very special
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section where you offer specific frequencies for calm, for elevation,
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for different types of healing, which is a remarkable resource.
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And we want to let everyone know where they can
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find you, find the book, and you're on tour right now.
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Tell us a little bit about where we can find
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you and what's going on.
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Okay, so you can all find me on lynnmctaggart.com. And
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if you buy the book, I have QR codes in there.
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And they lead you to a special page on my
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website where you can hear some of those sounds. And
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then if you want to dive in further, it has
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more information about how to go to another page to
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hear even more. So I have that where you can
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listen to them and you can explore with them. But
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I also am speaking in public, as you say. So
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I've been in Los Angeles, in Santa Monica, and then Phoenix,
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and now on the... 19th of November, I'll be in Austin, Texas.
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And on Saturday, November 21st, I'll be in New York City.
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And if you're interested in coming and seeing and working
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with me in person, Austin is an evening event. New
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York City is an all-day event. Just go on my website, lynnmctaggart.com
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forward slash events, and you'll see the whole schedule. And
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you can also Find a lot of resources on my website, lynnmctaggart.com.
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And I'll be running very soon, I'll be launching, and
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it should be launched by the time you listen to this,
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I'll be launching a new masterclass, which is going to
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include intention and sound. So I've married the two so
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that people can go much deeper. And I've been experimenting
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with it, playing certain sounds while people are in a
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power of eight groups, And it is the most extraordinary
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and deepest experience people say they've had. So we'll be
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diving very deeply into that with my year-long course. So
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you can check that out too.
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That sounds extraordinary.
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So much that your work has revealed to us, Lynn.
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We so appreciate you, your spirit, your investigative.
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Heart, and everyone watching.
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The URL is lynnmctaggart.com. I want to spell that for you. L-Y-N-N-E-M-C-T-A-G-G-A-R-T.com.
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Because there's lots of ways to spell Lynn and McTaggart.
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We want to make sure you get to the right place. lynnmctaggart.com. Lynn,
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thank you so much for joining us here. And it's
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been a joy as always to have you. And thank
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you for sharing this wisdom. And I have no doubt
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that the world is going to be talking about this
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for centuries to come.
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Thank you so much, Julianne. It's been great speaking with you.
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Absolutely. Beautiful to see you again. We'll be right back.
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This is Julianne Turner. You're listening to Conscious Shift.
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All visionaries, sages, and thought leaders... have used a pattern
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Okay.
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Well, Conscious Shifters, we just experienced a truly astounding exploration
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with Lynn McTaggart on the God Notes, how sound creates
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You've been listening to Conscious Shift with your host, Julianne Turner.
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