

Frequencies
🔬 Scientific View: Frequencies in the Human Body
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Brain Waves
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Delta (0.5–4 Hz): Deep sleep, unconscious state
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Theta (4–8 Hz): Meditation, deep relaxation, intuition
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Alpha (8–12 Hz): Calm, relaxed but alert, creativity
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Beta (12–40 Hz): Active thinking, focus, problem-solving
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Gamma (40–100 Hz): Higher learning, expanded consciousness
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Heart Rhythms
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The heart produces an electromagnetic field measurable several feet away.
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Heart rate variability (HRV) is considered a key “frequency marker” for stress, calmness, and emotional balance.
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Cells and Organs
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Every cell vibrates at a certain frequency due to electrical activity.
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For example, healthy human body cells generally resonate around 62–72 MHz (megahertz, a much higher scale than brainwaves).
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When frequencies drop (due to stress, illness, toxins), imbalance or disease may develop.
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🌌 Spiritual / Energetic View
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Chakras
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Each chakra is thought to vibrate at its own frequency, from lower (Root ~250 Hz) to higher (Crown ~963 Hz).
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Balancing chakras is often described as tuning your body to its natural harmonic resonance.
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Aura & Energy Field
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Your energy body extends beyond the physical and vibrates across multiple layers (emotional, mental, spiritual).
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Practices like meditation, grounding, sound healing, and visualization raise these frequencies.
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“Human Resonance”
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Some traditions say the body aligns with Earth’s Schumann Resonance (7.83 Hz), which is close to Theta brain waves — explaining why nature feels grounding and restorative.
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🎵 How Frequencies Affect You
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Sound Healing (singing bowls, tuning forks, music): Can align your body with specific healing frequencies.
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Meditation & Breathwork: Naturally shifts brainwaves into Alpha/Theta states.
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Emotions: Love, gratitude, joy = higher vibration; fear, anger, shame = lower vibration.
✨ In short:
Your body is like an orchestra — brain, heart, organs, chakras — each with its own frequency. When in balance, they harmonize, creating health and spiritual clarity. When out of tune, you feel stress, dis-ease, or imbalance.