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Practical Part – 528 Hz-music- Schumann Resonances - Mindlink-system
mal range or not. Since the undisturbed state of the ionosphere correspondents to
the normal SR-patterns, then ionosphere disturbances are likely to produce abnormal
patterns, but will not necessarily do so in all cases. When biological response
is linked to the Schumann signals, this will reduce any apparent link with
geomagnetic or ionospheric data. 267
18.3 Electromagnetic ELF frequencies and brainwaves
Several studies have made clear the SR and the brainwaves are close connected,
but not directly as I explain here.
Brainwaves have been studied in 1920 with the outcome of the alpha-rhythm,
nowadays the most well-known frequency between 8 and 12 Hz, with an average
of 10.5 Hz. Theta- and Beta-rhythm signals also occurs, and are identifiable by
EEG, below the 8 Hz and above the 12 Hz frequencies.
In the Fifties of the last century Schumann suggested that electromagnetic signals
might circulate at extremely low frequencies (ELF) in the electrically resonant
cavity between the earth and the ionosphere. This signal became the Schumann
Resonance (the SR). One major component was originally predicated at a frequency
of about 10 Hz, likely the same EEG-frequency of the mid- or the alphawaves
(8-12 Hz).
In fact, the first mode of these circulating signals has an average value of 7.83 Hz
with a typical diurnal range of from 7.2 to 8.8. Hz, and the second mode has an
average value of 14,1 Hz. This last value is for the moment the first harmonic
upper value of the – in musical terms – tonic of 7.8 Hz with the fixed correction
of 0.5 Hz. The SR seems to remain in the neighbourhood of the alphabrainwaves.
267 Miller and Miller, op. cit. page 6