Using sound to discover sensitive spots. By General Handsome Black Dude AKA Very Very Handsome Dude When He Shaves.

 

A Spot in the House? Office ? Studio ? Health Center ? ETC.

Using sound to discover spots in an area, or in an environment, or a house, building, whatever.

This is something I discovered by accident a while back. Most of my... I wouldn't call them discoveries, because I'm sure that, in the hands of more qualified people, they'd be able to use this data better. But what I found is that there's a particular spot in my environment which I've noticed over the years.

And it's something I don't care who believes me. Over the years, I tend to notice similarities — or maybe I shouldn't use that word. I tend to notice the effect in my dream state, or spiritual state, or contact state.

Recently, I was just touring the house, or touring my environment, with one of these Wi-Fi speakers, playing a song that I've just written. And I discovered that the acoustics tended to not only sound better, but feel — I emphasize feel — better at certain spots.

I don't want to go into ley lines, or dimensional lines, or spots that we cannot see beyond the human 0.00-whatever percentage our perception allows us. But the physical proof is there in the sensation, personally.

I know it's not something I'm making up, because I repeated it so many times to debunk it, and the result was the same. I walked through the same spot that I noticed.

In all honesty, I tend to avoid that spot because I'm a theoretical guy. I like reading about astral projection, spiritual experiences, alien contact, woo-woo, and all that stuff. I don't like direct experiences.

May God forgive me, or whatever forgives me. Maybe.

And it's not cowardice. It's just pretty difficult to function in the 3D world with certain experiences that you cannot really share with but a few-minute minority.

So, and I know these are not jokes. This is not theory. You know, people can pontificate and contemplate and intellectualize about stuff that I know is, to me, not just as real. It's a reality.

So this is why I tend to avoid that spot. Because I noticed whenever I sleep around that location, those things tend to be more amplified.

Which brings me down to physics.

I don't like talking about woo-woo. I think there's a spot there — which is probably what I'm calling a spot.

And why am I blogging this?

I'm sure in every environment there is one, and it's in sympathy with the Zen, yin-yang, ancient culture where people talk about science spots in the house, where they put trees of fortune, trees and plants and whatever.

And not only in ancient Japan. They are in the current world. I mean, so-called fringe circles people talk about ley lines, energy lines, and grid lines, and dimensional lines, and stargates and whatever.

That is my point.

It's worth noticing.

You know?

I wouldn't want to call this how to discover spots in one's environment. I wouldn't want to call it that, because I'm still researching.

But this is what I found.