Beyond 6 Core Frequency's (Solfeggio & binaural beats)

http://unisonicascension.com/solfeggio#beyond6
Beyond 6 core frequency's; in the ancient Solfeggio scale.
The Solfeggio tones were believed to enable spiritual blessings and transformation when played or sung in harmony. Regardless, as each note in the ancient Solfeggio scale has a different tuning from the conventional musical scale, these tones provide a new stimulus to the mind and body.

The music was recorded using pure sound-waves, synthesisers, didgeridoo, Tibetan throat singing and more. Jezebel Decibel AKA Jandy, feels she has manifested a unique, esoteric, celestial experience. The music is also embodied with Unisonic Ascension's Alpha, Theta and binaural beats tuned to this ancient scale.

The 6 core Solfeggio Hz

396 Hz - releasing emotions

417 Hz - dissipating crystallised emotional patterns

528 Hz - healing love

639 Hz - whole brain interconnectedness

741 Hz - awakening intuition

852 Hz - pure unconditional love

Music by Jezebel Decible AKA Jandy Rainbow
Didgeridoo by Muslie
Throat singing by Kurt Nielsen

Fractal animation by Garry Poulton
Video FX by Jandy

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Unisonic
• Ascension
• Solfeggio
• Hz
• binaural
• beats
• esoteric
• didgeridoo
• throat
• singing
• Fractal
• Animation

[958ball]

ooooooh, this hits the button of my third eye...patterns and colors, all my body senses tingling....this is my fav of all solf and beat beats..thank you kind sir.

[JezebelDecibel]

@958ball Your welcome and I am glad you enjoy my work. You may also be interested in the fact that I am a woman and not a sir :-)

[LooksAeterna]

5:10 what's this awful sound there, spoils it all, what a pity

[JezebelDecibel]

@LooksAeterna That sound is an Australian native bird. This track has a recording of the Australian outback at dusk as an atmos. But don't worry there are few of these birds left, many people have shot them. With all the sounds that surround you in a city that are beyond dreadful, it's a shame that the sound of a bird to your ears is awful. This just goes to show how detached we have become form nature & how our ears can suffer from audio xenophobia.

[LooksAeterna]

@JezebelDecibel

You don't have to resort to a prjection of xenophobia to understand my POV here. Unless one knows that exotic bird or hears it in its natural context, it simply sounds like something small and helpless under severe distress calling out for assistance, and this impression is enhanced by the other rather unaffectionate (even though fascinating) sound mass which almost seems to suggest being what causes that distress.

I like the tune, I like the bird each by itself, together bad.

[JezebelDecibel]

@LooksAeterna Forgive me for my cheeky response, I did not mean to offend, but I take responsibility for that fact that I did. Taste is a perception for each individual. I do think the sound of the Australian out back makes a great atmos for the didgeridoo. In a natural setting this bird would have accompanied it heaps. When I use the term audio xenophobia, it's not outside of the auditory sense, its a synthesized meaning. Where primarily limited to1 dominant cultural sound-perception.

[robertmyers78]

can you imagine if you played this in a stadium really loud,i mean really loud,that would be cool.

[iAmDBYRD]

I was listening to this video in a playlist and was very very deep. I had my headphones up too long and in the beginning where its like "YOUUUUUUUUUUU"... Scared the hell out of me! I thought the world was ending.

[LoveIsPower369]

Sounds too much like the noise in a tunnel together with some drums from africa when they need rain

[suziQyooot]

sounds like my stomach when its hungry!!

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[tikirowboat]

I loved it. Even the sound of the 'crying bird' gave me goose bumps. Goose bumps raise my frequency.

[ebdelios]

It's really peculiar that with this type of tuning it's really hard to describe the chords as either minor or major key chords. They have a bit of both in them.

[WyattsRevolution]

For some reason it was as it my third eye kept escaping me, and i couldn't trace it fast enough as it moved away from me too quickly, I feel like this prevented me reaching beyond, could anybody help me out?

[agrippaviar]

@JezebelDecibel I think the sound of the bird is really good in fact thats my fav part of the song; its really trippy and i love it plz dont ever change it :)

[ivankoran]

@JezebelDecibel I don't think that he's saying that city sounds and stuff are better, or that he hates the bird. he just was put off by the sound it made. heck, he didn't even know it was a bird.

[terrigold]

girl do the damn/blest thing WOW my head is spinning PEACE

[99XiNUZ]

ok listen, while you start moving into the frequencies, put the end of your fingers together and move them very slowly towards eachother (when you feel is right) as you start to see patterns in your head (eyes closed), move in, move in deeper to the patterns and control your breathing and hands, now your hand will start to shock instead of move, as you go deeper into these patterns, follow them, feel your body connected as a whole because of the hands, and move in deeper, move in deeper..