432 Hz and the Wizards of Oz

Dec 30

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This is an interesting post about sound frequencies and how they have been manipulated. As Shane Chunephisal shared in my interview about him and his work as a sound healer, Crystal Bowls vibrate at a frequency of 99.9% purity with a 432hz frequency. This makes them a powerful tool for instant transmutation. Since everything is frequency, I find sound healing to be one of the most powerful and immediate ways to shift things. Sound is vibration, which is a function of energy – energy being what the Universe IS. And so it’s no wonder that if sound is manipulated to a different frequency, this would affect the way we are able to shift things. An interesting read, followed by a beautiful nature symphony. More on sound in upcoming posts. Thank you Laura and Lance for the posts.

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Tania is a writer, visionary artist, and energy alchemist. Although she no longer works in the capacity of direct teaching and healing roles, with over thirty years’ experience in creative healing arts and metaphysical studies that include being a Reiki Master Teacher since 2007, she now channels this energy as a way of life and the art of being. She’s the host of the 11 episode YouTube series, Talks With Crystal Skulls, and works with crystals and crystal skulls privately now for wider intentions. The Speakers are one such collective she channels for. With over twenty years’ experience as a rabbit guardian to five companions, she currently volunteers as the Adoption and Foster Counselor for Reno Rabbit Rescue. She is also a part-time Rep for Egyptian Master Carver, Mody Ra. Tania authored and self-published the ground-breaking book, Spiritual Skin. She currently devotes her time to new writing projects and creative endeavors, which she’ll share as they birth.

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