“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.” -Nikola Tesla
Energy is all around us. Sound is air in motion — pushed, pulled, beaten, blown, plucked, spoken, or sung into motion. Music is sound’s highest achievement, a wonderfully varied mixture of patterned vibrations sent into the air. The vibrations of your stereo will ripple in a glass of water as it does through your body. You can feel the beat. It makes you dance, cry, work out harder, or drive faster. The frequencies from certain sounds can change the very makeup of your cells. Dr. Masaru Emoto conducted an in-depth study on water in which he labeled different samples of water that were subjected to varying sets of sounds and prayers. He then froze them and looked at the formations of the ice crystals after being subjected to such vibrations. The results were astonishing, and he concluded that energy does enter our cells and change how we feel, think, and live.
Animals are just the same. Cats purr at the exact frequency that astronauts use to maintain healthy muscles while in space. Dogs can hear a leaf fall in the forest or detect an epileptic seizure. Animals can take on their owner’s energy. I have noticed repeatedly that customers will call our free pet consultation line about their animal’s symptoms, and after speaking with them for a while, we will put together that the owner has the same symptoms. Our animals are conductors of the symphony of vibrations coming in from all sides. We must consider this with holistic healing—the art of healing the whole body-mind, body, spirit, and environment. Vitality Science’s ingredients work in the same way. Utilizing natural energy frequencies with ingredients from the earth that align with the energies of your pet increases vitality and overall health.
When the pandemic hit, over a third of the world’s population started working from home. This must have been such a change for our animals that were used to us, leaving them in a quiet house all day long. Now that we are coming out of the lockdowns and going back to work, what will entertain and stimulate our animals? I found a fascinating link to solve just this problem. Spotify has a customized playlist for your animal. Just fill out a couple of questions about your animal’s personality, and they will generate a playlist just for them. Click here to learn more.
In conclusion, every living being’s body changes with the energetic frequencies in their environment.
396 Hz – turning grief into joy, liberating guilt & fear
417 Hz – undoing situations & facilitating change
528 Hz – transformation & miracles, repairing DNA
639 Hz – relationship, connecting with spiritual family
741 Hz – expression/solutions, cleaning & solving
852 Hz – returning to spiritual order
Reminder: Music made in this day and age is set at a frequency of under 350 Hz. When all else fails, classical music has a clean frequency of 432Hz.
To all those that love Bach and Beethoven, your body, health, and pets, thank you for it.
Take care,
LeLa
Yes, frequencies can calm anxious pets too. Michael Terrell has recorded music for cats and dogs. Some of my rescued kitties don’t get along well, but they lay down and nap when I put their music on!
Thats great!
If classical is at 432, What kind of music is at 528 or above?
I believe it is referred to as angel’s sound. or referred to as “angel’s frequency”
Lots of pseudo-science and misinformation here. Classical musicians may tune to A=440hz, A=432hz, or some other variation of frequency. Popular music for the most part is tuned to A=440. Though there is a lot of claim out there that specific frequencies have certain healing effects, there has been no research that has shown this. What has been documented is that that various elements of music: rhythm, timbre, melody, harmony have emotional and beneficial effects on people (and perhaps animals). It is the rich variety of sounds in music that is beneficial – not some specific tuning or frequency. There has been some research into the effect of different genres of music on dogs.