Frequencies

Everything vibrates at a specific frequency. Synchronization of frequency is a result of harmonics. Harmonics controls frequencies. That is why, as they say… music soothes the soul. Every musical instrument creates a measurable frequency. Strings, piano or guitar vibrate to a level that the human ear interprets as a control element for the brainwaves. There is a way, and it can be achieved by changing or strengthening brainwave patterns by external cues or stimuli. Each human activity corresponds to a different wavelength. Think of it this way; Soft melodies relax; and Punk Rock stresses. There’s nothing wrong about either one, but healing prefers softer sounds.

Frequency Events

Our Frequency Events begin with 40 minutes of measured frequencies followed by two hours-twenty minutes of soothing soft tunes. Three hours of relaxing, stress free frequencies, of concert sounds. Schedule your own Frequency Event by contacting your Show day DJ. His sound gear, mirrors 95% of all radio, television stations and recording studio equipment. Two Eighteen inch JBL subwoofers and two fifteen inch midrange speakers with eight inch horns powered by two thousand watt Crown Amplifiers, It’s an industry standard because of their quality craftsmanship and super clear sound.

Frequency States 1

• Delta: Delta (1-3Hz) brainwaves have the slowest frequency and the highest amplitude. We experience delta brainwaves while we are asleep.

• Theta: Theta (4-7Hz) brainwaves indicate a dreamy, relaxed state, usually attained during meditation and stress-free relaxation. It usually represents the twilight zone between sleep and wakefulness.

• Alpha: Alpha (8-12Hz) brainwaves are slower but larger, associated with normal relaxation while waiting for external stimuli to affect it. If we close our eyes and relax, picturing peaceful scenes, there is an increase in alpha brainwave activity. It is the idle or neutral gear of brainwaves.

Frequency States 2

• Beta: Beta (13-38Hz) brainwaves have a faster and shorter frequency, associated with levels of concentration or mental and intellectual activity. It represents a state of alertness.

• Gamma: Gamma (39-42Hz) brainwaves are faster blips of subtle vibratory states, usually associated with regulating perception and consciousness.

Normally, we cannot change brainwave patterns as we’re usually not aware of the state they’re in. However, we can influence them. Through proper external conditioning, we may be able to exert enough influence that, through constant effort, the changes become enduring.