Hans Jenny

Invisible forces like sound shaping the physical world.

In the 20th century, a man named Hans Jenny documented all kinds of these phenomena using sand and powders and paste and liquid.

Jenny was the one who coined the term cymatics.

And then this guy, Masaru Emoto, you may have heard of him.

And how much of the body, 80% water, and water is so, we are just big bags of water, and water is so easily influenced and affected by sound.

The cymatics work of Dr. Hans Jenny and then Dr. John Reed has shown that basically sound encodes itself on water it's that simple and that profound so just imagine if we have sacred sound encoding itself on the water what that's doing and doctor one of the um we'll just talk for a moment about this but one of the most important aspects of the work that dr emoto did for me was um He did a picture of something called the Fujiwara Dam.

And just for our audience, Dr. Emoto found that water, what he did, he would take water, expose it to different frequencies, freeze it.

then when it was unfreezing using a device called a dark field microscope, he would photograph the water.