What does sound do — to a room, a body, a mind? Cymatics, tuning systems, and the old harmonic traditions, read side by side with the physics of our time. Every idea traced to its source: measurement, tradition, or calculation.
From ETH Zurich's acoustic levitation to Tibetan monks moving boulders — exploring the ancient and modern connections between sound waves and the manipulation of matter.
Masaru Emoto photographed ice crystals and said intention shaped them. The images, the tests that followed, and the question that outlives both.
The Solfeggio scale — six tones said by a modern tradition to unlock the secret potential of the human being. Where the claim comes from, and how to read it.
The 528 Hz frequency has been the subject of scientific investigations and spiritual research. Where the most famous frequency on the internet actually comes from — a story of sources.
Since ancient times, different cultures have used sound to alter emotional and physical states. Modern psychoacoustics gives us one lens on these age-old practices — here is what it sees, and what it doesn't.
Pythagorean tuning, just intonation, and the 432 question — the math, the history, and what listeners across traditions have reported.
