The Rosslyn Stave Angel - Music Cipher

The secret isn't in the sound itself, or the "geo"metric shapes it produces. The symbols themselves hint at the true construction of this planet, and the sound represents the planet being "Spoken" meaning vibrational sound, into its present hidden form.

Ahh, what the scientists don't tell you makes a "world" of difference...............

Amazing work :)

Thank you Jenny and for adding me, have a great weekend, Stu

anyone wonderd what would happen if the chords/frequencies were played loudly in the chapel?
maybe not a hidden song, more of a hidden key?

How did the builders of that place in THAT time know of such a thing?? Also what purpose could this serve? Very interesting.AWESOME JOB DISCOVERING THIS! Looks like David Icke may be on to something. "All we are is vibrational energy, all that there was, all that there is and all that there ever will be".I think that D.Brown's book "The Da Vinci Code" has raised interest in this place & others,I also think that those ppl may be in the "right"place with the wrong questions...I do not know..

The science is called Cymatics and acoustic physics, my colleague is one of the worlds leading authorities on the subject. Google 'Cymascope' and his website has loads of info and history for your studies. Stuart

Astonishing, how the heck do you guys figure this stuff out??

Hi my friend, Rosslyn Lady Chapel is (basically) a 15th Century "CD" and using an ancient/natural way of recording sequences of pitch/frequencies. We call this system today 'Cymatics' also known as Chladni Patterns)Cymatics is natures "resonant notational system', a music system and language that visually display's the frequency of pitch in amazing geometric patterns and are inherent in the fabric of nature-produced using very simple apparatus.
Designers applied this formula to record the music.

@fskoti

multi-oscillatory waves over a medium; you probably did that with a straw on sand when you were a kid, not so complex but a similar principle. cheers.

Sacred Geometry perhaps? :) I'm relative new myself! Hope it helps mate!