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Verna Clay - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Verna Clay has been involved in the field of sound therapy for 10 years. She and her husband, Gary, developed S.O.L.F.A. Sound Therapy (an acronym for Sound Of Life Frequency Attunement), a modality that uses tuning forks and music created with certain frequencies to promote bioenergetic balance.
The past 10 years have also been devoted to investigating the effect of sound on the human body and the chakra system. Extensive research has gone into ... [More]
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- Nicola Tesla, Tsela, and the Garden of Eden
[Health-and-Fitness:Mind-Body-Spirit] It has been hinted that the greatest genius of the 20th century was not Albert Einstein, but Nicola Tesla. His knowledge of harnessing the power of resonance and vibration was phenomenal. He has been called the father of vibrational therapy. His last name, Tesla, is very similar to a Hebrew word in the Book Genesis that is also related to frequency and vibration and reveals a great mystery.
- Applying Intent and Sound to the Seven Major Chakras Using Solfa Intents and Certain Frequencies
[Health-and-Fitness:Mind-Body-Spirit] There are seven major energy centers in the human body. These seven centers are called chakras. In this article we will apply the solfa intents and the frequencies found in the Bible in the Book of Numbers to these energy centers.
- Are Certain Frequencies Encoded in the Bible in the Book of Numbers?
[Health-and-Fitness:Mind-Body-Spirit] It has often been said that truth is stranger than fiction, and it has also been proven that many ideas, once considered fiction, are now considered truth. How crazy is string theory or epigenetics or quantum mechanics or remote viewing?
- Ancient Intents Hidden Within the Solfa Scale
[Health-and-Fitness:Mind-Body-Spirit] What, you may ask, is the solfa scale (also known as the solfeggio scale)? Quite simply, it is a series of seven syllables used as a teaching aid in which each note is sung to a different syllable. These syllables are known quite commonly as do, re, mi, fa, so, la, and ti. These syllables became popular in the movie "Sound of Music" with the Do, Re Mi song.
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