My High Pitched Internal Friend /

[Ernie Nemeth]

Honestly, I did not even read the title of the thread, Doug.

I've heard you mention in passing a few times now the idea of 'opting out' of life.

I heard a cry for help, I answered. I don't always. But more than most.

Especially from such a person, with so much talent, connected with so many hearts and interchanging so much love.
We are all connected. Such rash thoughts can cause a stampede of rash behavior, especially in today's depressing times.

This was my effort at spiritual shock and awe. I believe in such things.

You are part of the Avalon family - I care about you.
Sorry again for the derailment.

[Pris]

Posted by thepainterdoug (here)
I have for as long as I can remember, an elusive ever present high pitch that plays in my head.  It's actually hard to locate. It's in both ears, yet not in my ears.

I have found its pitch best I can on the piano at E.   bing..  
The second one above middle C.It's not singular but in harmonies of itself.  Like a chorus of crickets at a far distance.

Tinnitus can drive people crazy but I love this companion.  If it ever stopped, I'd feel disappointed. 

It's hard to describe. its close yet far, It's sweet, and reminds me of taking your fingernail and striking a nice thin wine glass gently just so it pings.

It's never not there. I concentrate on it mainly at night while ready to sleep. It gently wavers as if a bedsheet on a clothesline on a breezy day

ok a little crazy, but does anyone have something similar?

It's great that this thread popped up. I'd actually thought about starting a thread on this subject, believe it or not.

I have pretty much the same thing you describe.

Here's my thoughts. I've had OBEs, and right before I get them, this "sound" (which I "hear" all the time if I focus on it) starts up like crazy. Having experienced this many times, I've discovered that when I lie in bed on my back and really "listen" to that sound (and relax my body more, close my eyes), I can willfully raise the intensity and the pitch. It's the raising and intensity of the pitch that, for me, leads to having an OBE. (I think it's got to do with our pineal gland and our "temple" firing up to create a "doorway".)

Sometimes, "outside" noise helps to "facilitate" on OBE... like the sound -- the hum -- of heavy machinery. This is why you can find all kinds of audio tracks that experiment with different frequencies that claim to help with meditation and/or initiate an OBE.

What's interesting to note here ("note" lol), that despite all this "sound" rushing through one's head, I find that my sphere of actual "hearing" expands beyond, say, the four walls of the room I'm in, and I can even start to hear sounds and conversations/voices down the hall and outside quite far way (mostly during the quiet of night).

So, is the term "tinnitus" possibly an invented term to make people think they have some kind of hearing problem -- that they're "broken" somehow -- when in fact they are becoming more spiritually awake and aware?

I'd guess that a "traditional" doctor is trained to tell you that the "ringing in your ears" is nothing more than a physical ailment. "Just try to ignore it." Is it all by design to keep people from focusing on it and expanding their spiritual awareness?

I've found that people having OBEs is not entirely uncommon. The "system" we live in doesn't like it when we learn just how amazing and powerful we are as spiritual individuals. Why? We become more autonomous. They hate it when they can't control your mind, your thoughts, and especially your soul/spirit.

[Eva2]

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[Sue (Ayt)]

Posted by Pris (here)
So, is the term "tinnitus" possibly an invented term to make people think they have some kind of hearing problem -- that they're "broken" somehow -- when in fact they are becoming more spiritually awake and aware?

I'd guess that a "traditional" doctor is trained to tell you that the "ringing in your ears" is nothing more than a physical ailment. "Just try to ignore it." Is it all by design to keep people from focusing on it and expanding their spiritual awareness?

I've found that people having OBEs is not entirely uncommon. The "system" we live in doesn't like it when we learn just how amazing and powerful we are as spiritual individuals. Why? We become more autonomous. They hate it when they can't control your mind, your thoughts, and especially your soul/spirit.

Yes! My thoughts exactly. Plus - they want to encourage the fear aspect too. Fear of mind control, electronic frequencies, cell towers, blah blah blah. Fear the hum! Don't embrace it, whatever you do.

[Pris]

Posted by Sue (Ayt) (here)

Posted by Pris (here)
So, is the term "tinnitus" possibly an invented term to make people think they have some kind of hearing problem -- that they're "broken" somehow -- when in fact they are becoming more spiritually awake and aware?

I'd guess that a "traditional" doctor is trained to tell you that the "ringing in your ears" is nothing more than a physical ailment. "Just try to ignore it." Is it all by design to keep people from focusing on it and expanding their spiritual awareness?

I've found that people having OBEs is not entirely uncommon. The "system" we live in doesn't like it when we learn just how amazing and powerful we are as spiritual individuals. Why? We become more autonomous. They hate it when they can't control your mind, your thoughts, and especially your soul/spirit.

Yes! My thoughts exactly. Plus - they want to encourage the fear aspect too. Fear of mind control, electronic frequencies, cell towers, blah blah blah. Fear the hum! Don't embrace it, whatever you do.

You're so right about the fear aspect!

Btw, I think that those man-made waves (mind-control waves? that may manifest as a sound/pitch in our ears?) only have a limited ability to affect our thoughts especially when we're aware of them. But, if we're swimming in them (and/or being targeted by them), they can be very harmful to our mental and physical health so I just avoid them as best I can.

I've seen proof of the damage EMFs can cause to our cells/DNA. The waves are like little mini daggers, sudden spikes that "stab" us, repeatedly. These EMF waves aren't like natural sine waves. With EMFs, the body can't "build up" to the impact and recover like it can with sine waves (if I remember this correctly).

When I've walked under those huge overhead power lines, I get a prickly feeling all over my skin and it's VERY uncomfortable. And, I can only guess this is related... when I've been in a room with a TV on, "broadcasting", I get very irritated and need to leave the room. Yes, the BS being aired is irritating enough, but I swear I feel something else affect my mood... It's so bad I can't tolerate it.

My living space is quite good. No wifi, no cell phone, no TV, only landline and cable.

If a person is sensitive to man-made "frequencies", they can try to surround themselves with EMF blocking metal. Using an EMF reader, I've found aluminum is effective at blocking the waves. Cheap aluminum emergency blankets can be used on walls to create a Faraday Cage effect. Aluminum-sided mobile homes are also great for this. Does it really make a difference for one's health? I think so. I've always slept great and have had a string of my best, self-initiated OBEs in a metal-protected space.

Yes, I categorize natural frequencies like that hum in my head as absolutely nothing to be afraid of! As you say, they want us to "Fear the hum!" lol! It's hard for me to imagine anyone being afraid of such a fantastic thing. The fear only comes from lack of knowing.

I'm guessing this is universal?... I've noticed that when the OBE "machine" revs up in my head, it's accompanied by an intense cold chill -- goosebumps up and down the spine! It's like being inside a cozy warm cabin on a brisk winter day and then, all of a sudden, somebody opens up the door! Burrr! So invigorating! Yet, if you don't know what's happening, it can be easily interpreted as scary which then sparks the feeling of dread.