7.83 hz Schumanns Resonance

7.83 hz Schumanns Resonance

It is now time for us to move up to the next amazing frequency of 7.83 Hz. This is known as the "Schuman's Frequency" the frequency of our beautiful planet “Earth”.

Brief History
A scientist by the name of Winifred Otto Schumann discovered during a class he was teaching an initial frequency of mother Earth’s natural heartbeat rhythm as approximately 10 Hertz. At first, he did not see it as hugely significant and it would take several years before the professor would begin to realize the true importance of Schumann resonance.

30 years earlier another German Scientist by the name of Hans Burger using an EEG machine that he had built himself, Burger made the first-ever recording of an electrical frequency transmitted by the human brain. It was suggested that the wave be named after him, but as Burger was a modest man, he decided to call it the Alpha wave.

Then another scientist by the name of Dr. Ankur Miller, discovered that the frequency of the Alpha waves reported by Hans Berger was identical to the Schumann's Resonance (the frequency of the earth). He contacted Schumann to further investigate. After doing their research by studying how tension is discharged by lightning in the earth's ionosphere cavity, eventually, they came up with an exact frequency of the earth 7.83 Hertz. The discovery was remarkable. Schumann resonance was not just similar to the alpha waves of the human brain it was identical. This 7.83hz is placed between alpha/theta brainwave frequency in the human brain. This brain frequency controls our creativity, performance, stress, anxiety, and our immune system.

In 1960 a scientist called Professor R. Weaver did an experiment where he constructed an underground bunker in order to examine what would happen when subjects were completely shielded from receiving the Earth’s natural frequency of 7.83 Hz. They were housed in the bunker for four weeks. Over time they developed headaches and became emotionally, physically, and mentally sick. Weaver would secretly introduce 7.83 Hz frequency into the bunker using an electromagnetic pulse generator, he noticed that the symptoms lifted immediately. Their health was restored just by introducing them to the frequency of 7.83 Hz

7.83 Hz Frequency

When people are exposed to the Earth’s natural frequency of 7.83 Hz, they experience such benefits as “enhanced learning/memory, body rejuvenation, balance, improved stress tolerance, antijet lag,” etc. On the other hand, when the 7.83 Hz frequency was removed from the people’s environment, “the subjects experienced migraine headaches, emotional distress and other health problems.”

Here are some suggestions on how to listen to 7.83 Hz

• Start by finding a quiet place away from any distraction. It can be anywhere that you feel comfortable. It does not have to be 100% quite; it just needs somewhere that you won’t be disturbed for about 15min.
• Next, you want to find a comfortable place to either lye down or sit. Find what works best for you. Some people like to sit on the floor or chair, while others like to lye down. There is no right or wrong way; just find something that works best for you.
• My suggestion is to use this music as meditation or while in a focused, relaxed state. Just let the waves of frequencies flood over your mind, body, and spirit. Allow your mind to be open and awaken to the power of these healing tones. If your mind wanders or gets caught up in a story, just bring it back to the music. Do what feels best intending to heal. If you currently have a meditation practice, there is no need to create a new one just for this. Have the music playing in the background while you are doing your usual way. The most important thing is to relax.
• The suggested listening time is a minimum of 15 minutes. If you wish to do longer, then you can. There is no magical time for listening, but having a minimum of 15 minutes allows you to experience the benefits over a while. You can also do it any time of the day. I like meditating to them in the morning and evening, but find what works best for you. Whatever time you choose, try to make it the same every day. Be consistent in your practice, and you will see the benefits.