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Comment by Jill Mattson on January 16, 2012 at 10:27am

   The Healing Music of Flowers

 

By Jill Mattson

 

 

 

Flowers delight us with their beautiful forms and fragrances. Yet, these bountiful gifts are just the tip of the iceberg. Flowers emit feelings. For example, the rose feels beautiful and the daisy is cheerful. Each flower contributes its own positive feeling that subtly contributes to our emotional health.

 

Taking this a step further, the indigenous tribes of South America, captured the flower’s signature energy and ingested this in a similar manner as we take psychotropic drugs.  One can purchase these emotional remedies today.

 

Sharry Edwards, who founded the science of BioAcoustics, watched people ingest the nutrient niacin and observed a skin flushing. She played the frequency equivalent of niacin and the same skin flushing occurred. People had the same reaction from a supplement and the proper sound. Likewise, the emotional benefits of flowers can be passed through the frequency equivalent of the associated flower.

 

I obtained the frequencies of the soul flowers with the help of an advanced practitioner of vibratory medicine. The process included the use of a sound oscilloscope and a special microphone that made a recording. When a flower petal was near the microphone, a graph of a pitch was created on the computer screen. I duplicated this sound and embedded the appropriate flower frequency equivalent into each of my compositions entitled “Healing Flower Symphonies.” In this manner I incorporated the frequency equivalent for each flower into my “Healing Flower Symphonies.”[1]

 

Sharry Edwards, who founded the science of BioAcoustics, watched people ingest the nutrient niacin and observed a skin flushing. She played the frequency equivalent of niacin and the same skin flushing occurred. People had the same reaction from a supplement and the proper sound. Likewise, the emotional benefits of flowers can be passed through the frequency equivalent of the associated flower.

 

When we lack a frequency is because of lack of eating or lack or listening??

 

 

 

My musical compositions of healing flowers began with the tone of the actual flower. We all know that music influences our emotions, so I added emotional music on top of this frequency that amplified the effect of the flower energy. While composing the Healing Flower Symphonies I opened myself up to the feelings emitted by specific flowers. I was listening to what each emotion had to tell me - as if there is an entire world within each emotion. For example, the Gentian flower transmutes the energy of doubt to trust. To replicate the feeling of trust I classified trust as deeper than a feeling; it is a “knowing,” an absolute assurance. I compared this feeling to our heartbeat - something that we have heard subtly, but steadily throughout our lives - something that we took comfort from in our mother’s womb, something we trust to sustain us. This reassuring sound made me feel safe. I trust my heartbeat to do its life assuring work. After taping the sounds of a heartbeat,  I composed a symphony around this reassuring beat. Then I immersed myself in the feeling of trust and let the musical composition flow from me. It was as if the music used me to express itself. The final symphony contains the frequency equivalent of the particular flower, together with the original composition expressing it.

 

Each flower supports the transformation o

Comment by Jill Mattson on January 16, 2012 at 10:26am

They are the energy of healing emotions. In my Flower Symphonies I got the actual flower frequency and embedded it in the music. It has extremely strong feelings...for healing!

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Comment by Darlene McPeek on January 16, 2012 at 12:54am

this is very interesting. i had never heard/read the story of Mr. Bach, but am glad to see it now... last fall, i bought some Bach flower remedy..(the spray)... it works well (esp. in emergencies). :) ...this week, i ordered a few books on plant medicine shamanism, ceremonies and rituals, so this is a nice serendipity. ..yes, i believe that plants are sentient, too. they are friends. each one has a spirit/sprite in it and it is nice to have them near...talking with them always seems to bring more blooms. :) yes, i love them, too. they are kind enough to share bits of themselves with us for our healing/nutrition. we are made of the same raw materials (elements). :)