588- Solfeggio, Beneficial Frequencies in Music is Common Sense (Free)

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🗓️ 14 August 2024

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Music used to “soothe the soul”. Some decades ago, it was weaponized. Not only were the frequencies being used intentionally shifted away from beneficial vibration but, the content itself was slowly moved away from brilliant complexity, toward lower minded and simplified messaging and melody. In some cases what we call music today has no melody, or harmony, at all. It is not hard for a modern mind to look back before the modern era to a time when music was delivered in nature-based frequencies, with levels of complexity, and music theory, that boggle the modern mind. And though we still have examples of this, most of it is still delivered in frequencies that do not correspond to the beneficial standards that once ruled music. In this episode we jump into solfeggio frequencies. Even the very name “solfeggio” seems to correspond with nature by way of the prefix that summons an idea of the sun. If we look at the etymology of the word, we are quickly shown its derivation from the human voice by way of syllables. Our guest has created solfeggio harmonies and melodies that truly soothe the soul, and we have included some of them in the audio for this episode. I am currently using his work to help print my home with good vibrations. Join us as the Conspiracy Music Guru does what he does best.
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0:00.0	call. Oh, Oh, Crow, Crow, Crow, Crow.
0:53.0	Oh,
0:55.0	Belief is the Ant pays the enemy of knowing.
1:00.0	All right, now, welcome Croix Triple 7 radio this is episode 588
1:06.8	Jason Lingren is with me and Alex Michael also known as Conspiracy Music Guru
1:11.8	returns for those of you who don't know Alex known as Conspiracy Music Guru Returns.
1:13.2	For those of you who don't know, Alex Michael wrote the theme song to this podcast.
1:18.7	Way back in the day I was using a different tune and came to find out that it was being held as a copyright issue even
1:27.0	though it was given to us free to use.
1:29.3	So I asked Alex if he could write something and that's how we got that. We're going to cover his new music and part of what we're going to do is the sofegios that he has put out and it is mind-blowingly good. All of his stuff is mind-blowingly good for those who will follow along and remembered
1:46.0	what I said about reprinting my house back in the day I used to get weird sounds in my ear
1:52.3	buzzing humming just annoying things going on in my ears that I attributed to frequencies.
1:59.6	So I said about reprinting my house.
2:02.0	I used crystals, I used music heavily, and other things. This
2:06.2	new sofegio album, I'm going to be putting it on my whole house audio and I'm going to be
2:11.1	running this all night long when we sleep all the time. It's that good and you guys are going to get a
2:17.3	sample of some of how good it is. Anyhow, welcome Jason.
2:21.6	And a fine good morning. All right, welcome, Jason. And a fine good morning.
2:23.6	All right, welcome Alex Michael, and right out of the gate.
2:26.6	Let's tell folks where they can find you
2:28.9	and this wonderful, wonderful sulfagio work.
2:32.4	Thank you for the great intro.
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