Note: This is quite a lengthy post containing some material that is pretty far out there on the metaphysical curve. As such, I encourage you to keep an open mind as you read it, because in the end the path of spiritual growth is all about being willing to turn over every stone in the search for greater understanding of life.
In an earlier post about healing through the use of color therapy, I referred to the work of Darius Dinshah in his book “Let There Be Light.” As a refresher, the basic premise of Dinshah’s work was that application of colored light can indeed cause a physiologic effect inside a human. In other words, color light therapy can be used to restore healthy and harmony to diseased organs, bodily systems, tissues, muscles, and bones. With that background in mind, while reading Chapter 8 of Dinshah’s book, “Equivalent Sounds for Colors,” I learned that sounds can also provide healing benefits, and particularly so, according to Dinshah, when used in conjunction with color therapy.
Solfeggio Frequencies
That information inspired me to dig deeper into this whole notion of using sound for healing, and the first bit of information I came across was something fascinating called the Solfeggio Frequencies. These original sound frequencies were apparently used in Ancient Gregorian Chants, such as the great hymn to St. John the Baptist, along with others that church authorities say were lost centuries ago. The chants and their special tones were believed to impart tremendous spiritual blessings when sung in harmony during religious masses. These powerful frequencies were rediscovered by Dr. Joseph Puleo as described in the book Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse by Dr. Leonard Horowitz.
The Six Solfeggio Frequencies include:
UT – 396 Hz – Liberating Guilt and Fear
RE – 417 Hz – Undoing Situations and Facilitating Change
MI – 528 Hz – Transformation and Miracles (DNA Repair)
FA – 639 Hz – Connecting/Relationships
SOL – 741 Hz – Awakening Intuition
LA – 852 Hz – Returning to Spiritual Order
What piqued my interest was frequency 528, as it allegedly has the ability to repair DNA that has been corrupted or damaged in some way. This compelled me to learn as much as I could about all of these frequencies, and my first stop along the way was an article entitled “Forgotten In Time: The Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies,” which I highly recommend that you click through to and read.
Use of Tonal Frequencies for Healing
While I’m not sure how I originally found it, my next step was a visit to a website called “Educate-Yourself” where I came across an article called “The Use of Tonal Frequencies to Enhance, Heal, & Rejuvenate” by a gentleman named Philip N. Ledoux. Within the context of this very informative article, Mr. Ledoux mentions something called the NCH Tone Generator, which is software than can be used with a standard PC sound card and speakers to generate a vast range of sound frequencies, including combinations of frequencies.
When you click through to the page where he writes about this tone generator, he includes two additional links which provide an exhaustive list of physical illnesses/maladies (i.e., from A to Z) and what specific sound frequencies can be used to assist in healing them. Called “Bio-Energetic Frequency Charts,” you can click here to get to Frequency Chart 1, and click here to get to Frequency Chart 2. It truly is fascinating information.
Being the metaphysical scamp (the late Stuart Wilde’s term) that I am, I decided to download a free trial of the NCH Tone Generator and begin listening to frequencies relating to some minor physical issues I’d experienced now and then over the years. In the end I did purchase a copy of the NCH software and have continued to use it. I believe the price I paid was somewhere around $20US.
Magical Healing Singing Chant
Within the context of Philip Ledoux’s article about tonal frequencies, I also came across some information about an ancient Shinto “magical healing singing chant” called “The 47 Words of God.” This content was also very interesting to me, and I quickly took the time to memorize the entire chant and then began using it while doing mundane things like mowing the lawn. After a while it became like a mantra and is quite comforting. According to the article, some very miraculous healings can occur through the singing of this chant. Here is the basic chant along with its phonetic pronunciation and its English translations. When you read the English translation it truly is a powerful prayer.
HI FUMI… YO I MU NA YA… KOTOMO CHI LO LANE
Hee Foo-Me. . Yoh E Mu Nah Yah . . . Ko-Toe-Moh Chee Low LahNay
“We are Gods and Creators. We create everything in the Universe for us and it belongs only to us and forever.”
SHI KI LU… YU I TSU WANU… SO O TA HA KUMEKA
She Key Lou . . . You E t’Sue Wah-Noo . . . Soh Oh Tah Hah Koo-May-Kah
“We practice Freedom, Truth, Love, Beauty, Happiness, Advancement and actually becoming God Beings.”
U O E… NISALI HETE… NOMASU A SE E HOLEKE
You Oh Ay . . . Knee-Sah-Lee Hay-Tay . . . No-Mah-Sue Ah Say Ay Ho-Lay-Kay
“We live together forever for our happiness and advancement. Thank you, God, for everyone, everything and for me.”
To learn more about this chant, use this link to the Ledoux article referenced earlier, and then search on this text string: That Magical Healing Singing Chant. Please note that there is some inconsistency in the two phonetic pronunciations referenced on that webpage. I’ve concluded that the first one listed is the correct one, and that is the one I’ve listed above.
Bye for now.
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Disclaimer: I must emphasize that the opinions in this post are only that – my opinions, based upon my study of the nature of healing as a spiritual journey. I am not a medical expert and I am not dispensing medical advice. With that said, if you use any information on this site without the advice of a licensed medical doctor or licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, you do so at your own risk.
