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music
31st May 2013, 21:50
On what would have the 29th of May, at about 1400 hours (GMT + 10 hrs), I was in a very remote location, and heard a “hum” in my head I had never heard before. It was not a ringing in the ear, or any other such thing I have had before, it was not external, it was a hum similar to that I might associate with power generation or transformation. It was of a medium pitch (I put it at the E above middle C).

It didn’t feel like a good thing, so I energised my heart, then surrounded myself with that energy. The hum faded, and then disappeared.

Has anyone else noticed something like this?

CD7
31st May 2013, 22:01
Months back i noticed an internal vibration..shaking within..also felt like it was below me . It was not negative to me...i liked it but was just puzzeled by its origin...?

music
31st May 2013, 22:08
No, not quite the same thing then, this was only within the skull. We are both puzzled by the origin though :)

Sunny-side-up
31st May 2013, 22:26
No, not quite the same thing then, this was only within the skull. We are both puzzled by the origin though :)

Yes I have music, I believe it was in the left rear of my head right near the surface, it had a sort of vibration to it as well. It happened so fast I had forgotten about it till your post. This is another reminder to myself to be mindful of every little ting I feel or scene. It did not seem negative to me, more like something failed to connect, it dissident mess with my vib's ? !

AwakeInADream
31st May 2013, 23:03
I've had a constant hum in my head for years now (a very low 'A' note, possibly resonating from around 7Hz), although lately it does seem to have gotten louder. Normally I'm indifferent to it, but occasionally it will get very loud and change pitch. Last month it had a panic feeling associated with it as it changed to a 'B' note for an hour and then went to 'C#' for another hour as the feeling mellowed out. Normally though its an 'A', but often the changes in pitch are so subtle I hardly notice them.

This sound is located at the back of my head, low down at the bottom of my skull(often covering a wide area). This might be related to what sometimes happens to me when I'm falling asleep after meditating when the back of my head seems to open out, and I feel a presence, I feel at these times like I could leave my body via this route(one of my main interests these days), but the atmosphere scares me slightly.

I've had good experiences too with the 'A' tone when meditating, and aligning my whole body with the vibration.:)

Years ago I used to think this hum was some sort of technological mind control weapon or something like that, but now I'm starting to think that the 7Hz tone is the sound of the cosmos Itzak Bentov talks about or maybe 'The Music of the Sphere's' of Pythagoras (since it does seem to follow the laws of music, in what seems to be the A major scale).

I've recently made a composition inspired by thinking about these tones (and what they might be) here:http://soundcloud.com/awakeinadream-1/ray-atom-to-cosmos

Wookie
31st May 2013, 23:42
Maybe the narrow range of waves humans are able to translate is increasing. The ringing in my head/ears would be better described as the hum from high power lines but I really can not say if I have experience the same effect as Music. Used to bother me now I play with it changing the pitch or causing what I imagine is like a feedback loop and sending it back to were it came from. I am very curious about the effect and wonder if it is the ringing people talk about or something different :)

Peaceful Journeys Wookie

AwakeInADream
31st May 2013, 23:56
I have the higher pitches also (situated higher up in the left and right sides of my skull-both different tones) which I see as natural harmonics of the base lowest vibration. I can't consciously change the pitches, but I can intensify the tones and move them around, which does sometimes have a startling effect on my conscious state.:) Ray(Finefeather) has suggested to me that the three tones (starting with the lowest) represent The Personality, The Soul and The Spirit, which kind of makes sense to me as the tone on my upper left (Spirit) is very much quieter than the others(this one also does a Morse Code type of pulsing/pipping sometimes too).

ghostrider
1st June 2013, 04:02
glad you brought this up , the sonic weapons the secret government uses on us, creates havoc on the human body, remember the reporters talking jibberish ??? I believe they are aiming these weapons at random and making people sick, confused , depressed, anxious, drained , and some can't sleep ... the people that hear the hum such as yourself , are the ones that have a high awareness of energy and the body ...good for you that a defense against it comes natural ... they've hit my home with sickness and such in the past ... the more i'm attacked , the more I teach my wife who is not awake, about things like weather modification ... black projects, etc... she thinks I'm nuts but tolerates me cause we're soulmates ...the hum must be sent from a relay station somewhere, it's not in mass, it's more like alleys or viens... if you pass into the beam or wave it affects each person differently ... I feel it when I drive long distances, I get angry, then a few miles futher, I'm calm, then scattered, then the home sick feeling, then the hurt for humanity to be healed feeling ... it all hinges on my location ... I notice it more and more ...

AwakeInADream
1st June 2013, 04:13
It could be that the base tone is quite natural and beneficial, but that when the tone changes pitch(and gets uncomfortable), that is the secret technology/weapon coming into effect to disrupt it. So I guess it is a good thing that we can hear it.:)

waves
1st June 2013, 06:20
It's a resounding yes from me a few times over the last couple months, I've mentioned it to friends. The hum-tone was so defined and loud, I had wished to be near a piano and could have easily found the note. It could well have been in the the E above C vicinity like you said. Time to keep track and compare notes maybe, but I bet it's the same thing happening regionally at different times around the globe.

noprophet
1st June 2013, 06:52
Every night when I go to bed I hear a very low droning that sounds like a distant, low-humming, engine.

I am fairly certain there is no machinery nearby to be causing this.

The only other time I had seen anything reported on the forums was about a year back. Someone had posted talking about bird sounds and a low droning.

Sirius White
1st June 2013, 07:07
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lakewatcher
1st June 2013, 07:14
Some time back, when I did a search for the hum I found that it is a worldwide phenomenon. Have a friend who has been plagued by it for about a year. Here are two references:

http://www.theworldhum.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LzNtEXFvI

heyokah
1st June 2013, 12:59
On what would have the 29th of May, at about 1400 hours (GMT + 10 hrs), I was in a very remote location, and heard a “hum” in my head I had never heard before. It was not a ringing in the ear, or any other such thing I have had before, it was not external, it was a hum similar to that I might associate with power generation or transformation. It was of a medium pitch (I put it at the E above middle C).

It didn't feel like a good thing, so I energised my heart, then surrounded myself with that energy. The hum faded, and then disappeared.

Has anyone else noticed something like this?

I have had something like that quite regularly, for the last 10 years.
During a few seconds I'll hear a sound, in the middle of my head, feeling if being tuned in to another frequency or lowered/altered consciousness.

I also have a recurrent distorting sound in my left ear, medium pitch, of which I jokingly say "somebody is thinking of me" LOL
Quite often someone will contact me by phone or at the door,..... but not always. So this doesn't 'prove' anything.

Tesla_WTC_Solution
1st June 2013, 19:04
I once wondered if contraction and expansion of the atmosphere could affect humans.
Also, we've had a lot of solar flares and celestial bodies passing by.
Cell phone towers and other sources of waste radiation are also responsible.

People on news blogs report feeling it, and some of them think it's related to earth changes,
as unlike tinnitus, the feeling comes and goes rather than just "settling in forever" like a ringing in the ears can.

Please read the information below the red headings to see what is happening to other people and how it has been documented on Wikipedia for all to read.

http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2011/06/29/how-can-i-stop-this-high-pitched-noise/

Symptoms suggesting jaw problems (tempromandibular joint, or TMJ), hypertension, atherosclerosis or neurologic illnesses such as multiple sclerosis are pertinent, because they can cause tinnitus.

A review of the patient's drugs and supplements also is necessary. Aspirin, other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, anti-hypertensives and anti-depressants are among the more than 20 common drugs that can cause tinnitus.

http://www.dreamviews.com/sleep-health/134950-high-pitched-sounds-my-head.html


Looks like you and I are the only ones who can focus deep enough to hear the High freq. beep Ive always been so curious.

AUDIO FREQUENCY

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_frequency


An audio frequency (abbreviation: AF) or audible frequency is characterized as a periodic vibration whose frequency is audible to the average human. It is the property of sound that most determines pitch and is measured in hertz (Hz).[1]

The generally accepted standard range of audible frequencies is 20 to 20,000 Hz, although the range of frequencies individuals hear is greatly influenced by environmental factors. Frequencies below 20 Hz are generally felt rather than heard, assuming the amplitude of the vibration is great enough. Frequencies above 20,000 Hz can sometimes be sensed by young people.

ELF range is transmitted by HAARP and possibly other factors, actually.
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THE HUM LINKED TO UK SUICIDES

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hum


The Hum is a phenomenon, or collection of phenomena, involving a persistent and invasive low-frequency humming, rumbling, or droning noise not audible to all people. Hums have been widely reported by national media in the UK[1] and the United States.[2] The Hum is sometimes prefixed with the name of a locality where the problem has been particularly publicized: e.g., the "Bristol Hum", the "Taos Hum", or the "Bondi Hum".[3]

Data from a Taos Hum study suggests that a minimum of 2% and perhaps as many as 11% of the population could detect the Taos Hum and the Daily Telegraph in 1996 likewise reported a figure of 2% of people hearing the Bristol Hum.[4] For those who can hear the Hum it can be a very disturbing phenomenon and it has been linked to at least 3 suicides in the UK.[5] However, amongst those who cannot hear the hum and some specialists, there has been skepticism about whether it in fact exists.[6]


ELECTROMAGNETIC SENSITIVITY

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_hypersensitivity


Idiopathic environmental intolerance attributed to electromagnetic fields (IEI-EMF) is a descriptive term for symptoms purportedly caused by exposure to electromagnetic fields.[1] Other terms for IEI-EMF include electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), electrohypersensitivity, electro-sensitivity, and electrical sensitivity (ES).

Although the thermal effects of electromagnetic fields on the body are established, self-described sufferers of electromagnetic hypersensitivity report responding to non-ionizing electromagnetic fields (or electromagnetic radiation) at intensities well below the limits permitted by international radiation safety standards.

The reported symptoms of EHS include headache, fatigue, stress, sleep disturbances, skin symptoms like prickling, burning sensations and rashes, pain and ache in muscles and many other health problems. Whatever their cause, EHS symptoms are a real and sometimes a disabling problem for the affected persons.

The majority of provocation trials to date have found that self-described sufferers of electromagnetic hypersensitivity are unable to distinguish between exposure to real and fake electromagnetic fields,[2][3] and it is not recognized as a medical condition by the medical or scientific communities. Since a systematic review in 2005 showing no convincing scientific evidence for it being caused by electromagnetic fields,[2] several double-blind experiments have been published, each of which has suggested that people who report electromagnetic hypersensitivity are unable to detect the presence of electromagnetic fields and are as likely to report ill health following a sham exposure, as they are following exposure to genuine electromagnetic fields.[4][5][6]

Team Zen
1st June 2013, 19:24
I've experienced many times a short bout of ringing (like the tinnitus sound) come and go in my left ear- I always wonder what it is- especially after reading all the possibilities mention here on Avalon... It's like the soul sparks I see in my peripheral vision- are the senses becoming more attuned to ascended frequencies?

I also have experienced a low vibrating hum in my head, it sounds like someone playing a fretless bass, sliding from the 3rd to 5th fret on the low E string (for you musicians out there!) over and over again. It happens late at night only...this has been only a few times...

AwakeInADream
1st June 2013, 20:13
Some time back, when I did a search for the hum I found that it is a worldwide phenomenon. Have a friend who has been plagued by it for about a year. Here are two references:

http://www.theworldhum.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1LzNtEXFvI

Thanks Lakewatcher!:) I didn't realize this was so common. The first link you gave hit the nail on the head for me. This is the one I hear, which resonates at 56Hz. I measured it exactly using my guitar to be at least an octave of 56Hz ('A' if A=448Hz). I don't tend to travel very much so I've never noticed whether the hum goes away when I leave my local area so this is something I will look out for if I do go anywhere in the future. It's still quite a mystery though...

If it is the secret government monitoring me, then they must be doing it 24/7 (although it does get louder at night). I can't think why they would be interested in me though, I'm not up to anything.:whistle:
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I also have experienced a low vibrating hum in my head, it sounds like someone playing a stringless bass, sliding from the 3rd to 5th fret on the low E string (for you musicians out there!) over and over again. It happens late at night only...this has been only a few times...

Hi Team Zen!:) Mine subtly modulates about once a second, like a slow Wah Wah. Is that what yours is like?

Team Zen
1st June 2013, 20:51
Hi Team Zen!:) Mine subtly modulates about once a second, like a slow Wah Wah. Is that what yours is like?

Hey! First let me correct myself, I mean a fretless bass, not stringless...duh me. It's hard to put the sound in words- I guess it could be like a wah wah, but the tones "move", from like a G to an A- like sliding up a fretless bass- that's the only way I can describe it... I don't know the hertz levels or anything- how can you measure it if it's in your head? or can you actually measure the sound you're hearing?

AwakeInADream
1st June 2013, 21:07
Stringless-Fretless, I didn't notice that! LOL.:biggrin:

To measure I just play a note and listen to see if it's the same note(or octave of). It is quite difficult with the frequency being so low though.

I think I'm getting the same sound as you though (I've just checked by playing slide guitar) but it is subtle, it's like it slides up and starts again without sliding down, like waves coming in from the sea, constantly pushing.

Team Zen
1st June 2013, 21:36
Stringless-Fretless, I didn't notice that! LOL.:biggrin:

To measure I just play a note and listen to see if it's the same note(or octave of). It is quite difficult with the frequency being so low though.

I think I'm getting the same sound as you though (I've just checked by playing slide guitar) but it is subtle, it's like it slides up and starts again without sliding down, like waves coming in from the sea, constantly pushing.

YES!! That's exactly it... It's affirming to know I'm not the only one, but makes me even curious-er- what could it be???

AwakeInADream
1st June 2013, 21:43
Stringless-Fretless, I didn't notice that! LOL.:biggrin:

To measure I just play a note and listen to see if it's the same note(or octave of). It is quite difficult with the frequency being so low though.

I think I'm getting the same sound as you though (I've just checked by playing slide guitar) but it is subtle, it's like it slides up and starts again without sliding down, like waves coming in from the sea, constantly pushing.

YES!! That's exactly it... It's affirming to know I'm not the only one, but makes me even curious-er- what could it be???

Wow! If your in Switzerland and I'm in the UK then this 'A' hum must have quite some range!

Team Zen
1st June 2013, 21:58
That's what I'm thinking too! Perhaps it's coming from far above, then?

music
2nd June 2013, 05:52
Hi Team Zen, Awake in a Dream. Quickly, more later - can we call it an "A" hum, if AIAD, you pitch it as an octave associated with A = 448 Hz? A, to align with body energetics should 432 Hz, as we have discussed before, completely divisible by 3 across all frequencies, in line with the concept of a trinity of +/-/spirit, and in line with (and resolving to) the values of sacred geometry. I pitched the sound I heard as not the E above midde C when A = 432 Hz, but closer to the range that you report. While A = 444 Hz may have some beneficial affect on the human organism (but more for plants IMO), 448 or 440 for the A note cut across the human energy field (for me), and so that is why it felt not right to me. Tesla WTC, the hum is higher pitched than the one you (and others) describe. I have heard of the hum, this is not quite the same.

People affected by hums or sonic discomfort? Try spending a day or 3 with your mobile phone switched off, see what happens. The mobile phone is like the bracelet given to prisoners under house arrest - they always know where you are :)

happyuk
2nd June 2013, 09:23
Kriya Yoga is mentioned twice by the ancient sage Patanjali, foremost exponent of yoga, who wrote:

"Kriya Yoga consists of body discipline, mental control, and meditating on Aum."
—Yoga Sutras II:1

Patanjali speaks of God as the actual Cosmic Sound of Aum that is heard in deep meditation.

Aum (or Amin in Islam, or Amen in Christianity) is the Creative Word, the whir of the Vibratory Motor, the witness of Divine Presence. It is also mentioned in the Holy Bible as the Great Comforter, or the holy ghost, or the "only begotten son".

Even the beginner in yoga soon hears this sound, by regular practice of specific meditation techniques, one of which is to use a T-shaped meditation arm rest, so that the exponent is able to comfortably and without fatigue push the tragus of each ear into the ear canal in order to cut off external sounds, and thus listen more intently to the inner astral sounds.

kirolak
3rd June 2013, 06:14
If I may intervene with my humble opinion, this could be Kundalini -related. If the sound is about 2 inches above the right ear or about an inch above the left ear, it could be activation of the Ida & Pingala nadis/energy streams. One should try to combine the 2 sounds into one central sound to balance the organism.

music
3rd June 2013, 07:18
Hi happyuk, kirolak. I spent many years doing kundalini yoga, and can activate the twin streams of kundalini, and "light up" my chakras at will. I work the chakras separately, in tandem, or as groups, and no, this sound was not related in anyway to this :)

I think the key issue is that I was stalking through the bush trying to get a recording of a lyrebird going through its courting ritual of mimicking calls of other birds, and I had dampened my energy down so I could get close enough to record it on my phone. So, my usual "shield" (if you will) of energy which usually surrounds me was not there. So something external may have penetrated. I did not feel it was a good thing, and as I mentioned before, was not body harmonic.

MadMax1
3rd June 2013, 11:37
I have damaged ear drums from factory work so i have a constent ringing in my ears that sounds like crickets or cycadas constantly churping but i did experience similer noise about a week ago when sitting at the computer researching the whole alien and ufo thing. Not sure if it's related but it was odd like the humming sound you here from high voltage power lines or a fridge motor humming it was weird i heard it for a few hours then it went away as quick as it came. I even got up and walked around thinking maybe it was from being in front of the PC for to long but even after a 20 min break i could still here it. I went down stairs and could here it so i wasn't sure if it was just my damaged ear drums or something else but now i see this post maybe it was something else maybe the earths core was making this happen or some movement in the earth who knows.

music
3rd June 2013, 13:13
Are you on the east coast, MadMax1?

East Sun
3rd June 2013, 13:33
I've had issues with ringing/buzzing in my ears for decades--louder sometimes than others. Also vibration from certain types of noise 'hurt' my head. To get a release from the vibration if I turn my head a certain way the hurt part is not so bad. The vibration is mainly from truck or car engines but only a certain type of vibration.

The only way I can explain one type of vibration from another is that if I can feel the actual vibration in the ground it is the worst kind.

Regarding humming sounds heard by many people, I can only think of the underground tunneling that has been going on for quite some time now in many parts of the world.

Were the strange sounds heard in many places a few years ago ever explained. Many theories by nothing definite that I heard. A little off subject but I am still curious.

AwakeInADream
3rd June 2013, 14:15
Hi Team Zen, Awake in a Dream. Quickly, more later - can we call it an "A" hum, if AIAD, you pitch it as an octave associated with A = 448 Hz? A, to align with body energetics should 432 Hz, as we have discussed before, completely divisible by 3 across all frequencies, in line with the concept of a trinity of +/-/spirit, and in line with (and resolving to) the values of sacred geometry. I pitched the sound I heard as not the E above midde C when A = 432 Hz, but closer to the range that you report. While A = 444 Hz may have some beneficial affect on the human organism (but more for plants IMO), 448 or 440 for the A note cut across the human energy field (for me), and so that is why it felt not right to me. Tesla WTC, the hum is higher pitched than the one you (and others) describe. I have heard of the hum, this is not quite the same.

People affected by hums or sonic discomfort? Try spending a day or 3 with your mobile phone switched off, see what happens. The mobile phone is like the bracelet given to prisoners under house arrest - they always know where you are :)

This all makes sense now, in that when the tone changed pitch to B and then C# and I felt 'attacked' and uncomfortable, I had been playing my guitar for around 2 hours, and it was tuned to A=448. So I must have disrupted my own energy field, and changed my own internal tone.:doh: The 'attack' seemed to last roughly the same amount of time I was playing for too. I guess that's what I get for being an experimenter(I just figured anything was better than 440Hz).

I'm going to tune my guitar back down again now, so maybe I can bring the low hum into tune with 432.:)

P.S. Hi HappyUK!:) My low tone does sound a little the the Aum.

Wind
3rd June 2013, 14:37
I get that feeling a few times in months, it's like something goes through me... Like an energy wave.

Soul Safari
3rd June 2013, 19:27
Ive had the ringing in my ears for a while (as I stated in other threads here) But this last month the ringing has upped a notch and is pretty much constant every hour while im awake.

Really need to find out what is causing it..

MadMax1
3rd June 2013, 22:42
Are you on the east coast, MadMax1?

Yes i live on the east coast of Australia and i am use to the high pitch sound i have constantly in my ears from ear drum damage. It's so bad i have to have radio on during the day if it's to quiet the high pitch noise in my ears is very annoying. But this was a completely different sound it had base to it i can hear low decibal sounds alot better then high pitch sounds be cause of the damage to my ears. That is why i noticed this out of the blue i'm not sure if it was because i was concentrating so much on the research i was doing or not. The sound seemed to resinate in my head though more then i could here it through my ears like it was buzzing in my brain or skull rather then i was actually hearing it. I can assure you i have never had this happen before and it was startling at the time i figured it was because i had been in front of the PC for to long so i got up and moved away for about 20 minutes but could still here it. It lasted a few hours then i ended up stopping my research and i went and relaxed and after a while it just stopped as quickly as it started. I have not noticed it since or given it any thought until i seen this post yesterday and i am wondering if i concentrate on it again if i can make it happen or if it was just a one off occurance. If you have any clue as to how this could have happened out of the blue like that let me know, thanyou

music
9th June 2013, 07:15
Hi MadMax1, me to, E coast, and the time periods coincide, so maybe the same thing? One thing I was doing that was out of the ordinary was that I was holding my mobile phone high in front of me for extended periods, trying to record the lyrebird. That, and my energy was damped down as I said before. My habit is to keep my phone off unless I need it, body-disharmonic electromagnetic and microwave energy creates an acidic body environment that contributes to everything from cancer growth to external entity possession. The take home message I guess is, that if any energy feels bad, then strengthen our own personal energy field in which ever way we know how.