Earth's Resonant Frequencies, Sacred Sites and Acoustic Science of the Divine

 

Earth's Resonant Frequencies, Sacred Sites and Acoustic Science of the Divine

~ Gwilda Wiyaka ~

Ancient sacred sites have long been a curiosity. We have studied the fascinating geometry of the structures, observed their alignment with solstices and equinoxes and pondered the meaning of their placement. But what about their acoustic capabilities?

As a young girl, I can still remember listening to a choir singing at Notre Dame Cathedral in France. Never before had music been so impactful. There seemed to be something about the structure that transformed sound into a full body, religious experience.

The next time I was exposed to such magic was as a teen experiencing Gregorian chants sung by monks of the Abbey of St Ottilien, in Germany. Though these were different structures in separate countries, the experience was the same – like bathing in the divine.

With us this hour to explore this mysterious acoustic phenomenon is

David Elkington. David is the author of “The Ancient Language of Sacred Sound: The Acoustic Science of the Divine.” David is an academic and historian, specializing in Egyptology and Egypto-Palestinian links. Known for his work on the Jordan Lead Codices – the earliest known initiatory Christian documents – he is also the coauthor of “The Case for the Jordan Codices.” He has lectured at Oxford and Cambridge Universities and appeared on many television programs, including Forbidden History.

Find out more about David on his Facebook page: The Jordan Codices 

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