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Lance Normine's avatar

What interests me most here is that the conversation isn’t really about music—it’s about frequency and the body as a listening instrument. The heart itself is less a mechanical pump than an emitter, a living field. When you look closely, it unravels as a single continuous structure, conducting electrical signals that ripple through the entire system. We are, quite literally, frequency machines before we are thinkers.

So whether one accepts specific claims about 432 or 528 is almost beside the point. Sound doesn’t just enter the ear; it meets an already oscillating body. Of course subtle shifts in tuning would register—not as ideology, but as sensation. The deeper invitation here is agency: to listen with the whole system instead of inheriting a default. At minimum, it asks us to feel again, not just hear.

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XXX's avatar

How insidious the corruption of our being has become.

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