The Power of Vibrational Medicine

The literature of vibrational medicine has been steadily accumulating over the last 25 years - I reviewed Richard Gerber's book Vibrational Medicine when it came out in 1996, although energy medicine goes back much further and is embedded in the Indian and Chinese traditions as well as in homeopathy, where Hahnemann refers to the spiritual force that animates the material body. In the history of science and medicine, this kind of vitalism was defeated by mechanism, which still predominates today. It is interesting to note an 11th century text by Avicenna postulating the primacy of energy in the causation of disease. Quantum physics provides a context for regarding the world in terms of frequency, vibration and energy, as the author points out. She then gives a background to bioacoustic frequencies and sound therapy, including the fascinating finding of the therapeutic effect of Gregorian chants based on the Solfeggio scale used in ancient Egypt and Greece, which is tuned to 432 Hz instead of the well tempered 440 Hz of Bach – significantly, 12 x 36 = 432, whereas 440 is not divisible by 12.

The author explains various tools for monitoring the human energy field before going on to describe her research project and its results. This reminded me of the book I reviewed some time back where healers moving forward in time spoke about the importance of light in future medicine. The three measurements she uses are heart rate variability (HRV), autonomic nervous system coherence and electrodermal analysis with acupuncture (EDA). The project involved measuring the effects of targeted bioacoustic frequencies through Sayonic Therapy as the language of frequency. The participants listened through headphones to a 30-minute recording and were tested both before and after for HRV, coherence and meridians. It was a small study, but results were positive, both objectively and subjectively. The significance of the study is primarily the objective measurement, which can potentially be replicated and contribute to a shift in perspective within Western medicine where energy and frequency imbalance are understood to manifest in chemistry and can be treated at that level while also actively involving the patient. The sound therapy CD can be located at https://store.cdbaby.com/artist/KateHart