Cymatics is the study of visible sound and vibration. The term for this field of science was retitled Cymatics by Hans Jenny, a Swiss medical doctor and a pioneer in this field. Cymatics shows the periodic effects that sound and vibration have on matter.…

Cymatics is a vibrational phenomenon that’s changing the way we perceive sound and the world. Here’s what you should know about it.

Chapter 7 of Alchemy of Nine Dimensions written by Barbara Hand Clow mentioned cymatics as the study of the patterns made by certain  sound frequencies. Ernst Chladni (b. 1756 – d. 1827) demonstrated the organising power of sound and vibration by representing…

Cymatic pictures of the SomaEnergetics Solfeggio Tuning Fork Frequencies and video of the 528 Hz on the CymaScope. Learn more about Sound, Vibration and Form!

Cymatics Is The Study Of Sound & Its Effects On Nature This three-part documentary explains cymatic frequencies and how everything owes its existence solely and completely to sound – and how this science can be used for natural health. Presented by Dr Peter…

Did you know that there is a link between Nikola Tesla, music, DNA, and the Giza Pyramids?   Seems far fetched, but I’ll show you what it is…   Introduction to Cymatics To sta…

Sound is energy, and Cymatics shows us the product of sound on matter as universal geometric shapes and patterns.

What is Cymatics? Learn about this fascinating and rapidly growing field of study inside the world's first School of Cymatics.

What is Cymatics? 1. Overview of the Topic – Summary: From Wikipedia: Cymatics is the study of visible sound and vibration, a subset of modal phenomena. Cymatics is defined from the Ancient Greek: κῦμα, meaning, “wave”, is a subset of modal vibrational phenomena.…

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