- Seeing Sound Is Believing !
Ever since Leonardo Da Vinci noticed that sand in the bottom of a vibrating wooden box formed structured patterns, the field of cymatics has fascinated many scientists. It is now known that all matter consists of energy fields, an intricate tracery, woven layer upon layer, frequency upon frequency. No where is this more apparent than in the human body wherein exists a beautiful and delicate dance of vibration. If we could observe such energy patterns, with the full power of our visual acuity, it may help us to unravel some of the greatest mysteries in science, including the underlying causes of disease.
Erik Larson, co-inventor of the CymaScope, will introduce us to the latest developments in the field of cymatics, made possible with this revolutionary new instrument. It is a journey that begins in Egypt, where his colleague, John Stuart Reid, using this emergent science, studied the granite sarcophagus of the Great Pyramid. His discovery of "cymatic hieroglyphs," imbedded in the natural granite, led Reid to develop a theory of how sound may have triggered life in the primordial oceans of earth. Erik will pose the question: "If sound was the trigger for life should not sound be able to heal life?" He will discuss the current state of scientific knowledge in sound healing and provide an overview of the CymaScope's potential to drive this vital science forward, paving the way for "vibro-ceutical" drug-free medicines of the future.