Womb as Paradise Lost

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Practical Part – 528 Hz-music- Schumann Resonances - Mindlink-system
18.1 On the rhythm of the earth
T
he Schumann Resonance (henceforth the SR) is academic as well as
popular science. The latter mostly belongs to the esoteric domain, with
statements still asking for evidence. The sincere outcome of the content
of my research implicates also research of verdicts as esoteric speculations, without
evidence, even statements of academic geophysics from Greg Braden. “He
claims to have found data, collected by Norwegian and Russian researchers not
widely reported in the US (...) about the change of the Schumann Resonances
because of climate factors. Braden pointed to the only reference to SR, to be
found in the Seattle Library. This referenced section is tied to the weather. Science
acknowledges the SR as a sensitive indicator of temperature variations and
worldwide weather conditions. Braden believes the fluctuating SR may be a factor
in the severe storms, floods and weather of recent years.” 261 The remarks of
Braden are supported by a recently scientific publication “The Schumann Resonance
for Tyros”. 262 As far as the geophysical matters are concerned Braden
could be right but there is something more.
In the study of the Dutch biologist Bosman “The stimulance of self-recovery by
Schumann-resonances” she collects some options about the SR inside the esoteric
domain. 263 In much spiritual literature and on the internet we find many speculative
opinions about the basic-frequency of the SR (7,8 Hz). This basic-frequency
261 Miller, Richard Allen and Iona Miller, “Schumann’s Resonances and Human Psychobiology (extended version), 2003.
This paper is a mixture of scientific particularities and esoteric material, useful, but with a very critically attitude, shifting
the corn.
262 Nickolaenko, A. and Hayakawa, M, Schumann Resonance for Tyros, Essentials of Global Electromagnetic Resonance
in the Earth-Ionosphere Cavity, Springer Verlag, Tokyo, 2014. “Thus, observational data indicate that the Schumann
resonance frequency band is a natural (and free of charge) instrument for the remote sensing and monitoring of many
interesting phenomena from a single or a few ground-based observatories. The advantage of such a method is in its “passivity”:
only the receiving equipment is applied while the radio signals are supplied by natural sources of radiation. (...)
owing to its natural origin, the solutions of inverse electromagnetic problems becomes rather complicated since we do not
know much about the source of particular events of radiation”. The introduction of the book will underlines the actuality of
the matter of facts. The authors: “We tried to include all the new results and present them from the point of view of possible
geophysical applications”.
263 Publicated in the Dutch scientific Magazine of Integrate Medicine (TIG), 2003