Sounds of the Universe
Test your sixth sense by comparing sounds of the universe in the form of pulsars with the Divine sounds captured in the close proximity of a higher level Saint
We recently published a number of self-generated Divine sounds which have the ability to spiritually heal and impart spiritual experiences.
Some of our readers have promptly pointed out that these Divine sounds markedly resemble sounds that come from outer space, namely, the sound of pulsars.
A pulsar (portmanteau of pulsating star) is a highly magnetized, rotating neutron star that emits a beam of electromagnetic radiation.
How does the sound of pulsars compare to the Divine Sounds that we have published?
You can find out for yourself by hearing the pulsar sounds below and then listening to the Divine sounds.
After you have done this subtle experiment, if you wish, please share your findings with us. Please leave a comment below or via our SSRF Login facility.
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I felt neutral while listening the sounds received from pulsars.
But I felt positive while listening the self generated divine sounds. I felt like I am getting relaxed and my level of concentration has increased by hearing the divine sound.
Sushil
Dear SSRF,
It is doubtful and may be misleading while comparing the Divine Sounds with the sound of a pulsar, because the sounds of a pulsar are electromagnetic in nature and therefore it can be observed only on an ultra high frequency radio receiver. Listening to the sounds of a pulsar is in some extent similar to the manner of listening to the sound of a washing machine or a generator or a kitchen appliance such as a mixer/grinder on a very sensitive HF radio receiver placed near to the equipment.
Whereas the Divine Sounds which have manifested themselves are totally Divine in nature as you have claimed that they have appeared without any apparent reason.
In my view comparing this is like comparing an apple with a calculator.
Regards
Chandrakant
Dear Chandrakant, in this experiment we are not comparing the origin of the sounds, just the vibrations emitted from them. Please do let us know your experience after listening to them.
Namaskar,
I have heard sounds of various celestial bodies (planets, stars, pulsar even black holes). I also heard divine sounds posted on your web-page. I did not feel distress; on the contrary, some sounds immediately reminded me of universal sound of ‘Aum’. In my humble opinion, Celestial sounds project a state of consciousness for specific celestial body, similar to human consciousness, celestial consciousness resonate though electro-magnetic/radio waves at UHF. Divine consciousness however, has no spectrum realm and it can manifest into animal/vegetation/human/celestial audio spectrums. Net-net, Divine sound is really a manifestation of divine consciousness through audible frequencies.
Right now my computer is making sound similar to divine sound 1C–Aum sound, which is interesting. Sounds similar to 1B were made during which can be heard here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQSavQ9DV-s. Interpretations vary, some do appear but they are not. I believe these sounds signify the spiritual fabric of the universe, these sounds are amplified through saints regardless of their location.
Gratitude.
-Kaushik
The first feeling after hearing it all was a sense of awe – here were collapsed stars itself (quite) large, even now, and rotating at such prodigious speeds of rotation! Truly, felt humbled.
The second feeling was observing one’s reaction to the sounds – somehow the Crab nebula sound was something to which there was a sympathetic response within, in the mind.
Dear Krishnan, when you later heard the Divine sounds, what was your experience compared to the sound of pulsars?
For me the distinction was clear, I felt the universal sounds were not good and may be negative, but the divine sounds were indeed positive
I have stored these sounds in my handphone. At the initial stage some of the sounds were distressing and unbearable to the ears…. but now I’m accepting it . And the best part is, some sounds create vibrations and sensations on certain chakra points. I’m truly enjoying it now.
Usha
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Dear SSRF,
Most of the Divine sounds except 1b,1d,1e,1i,1g,3b,4a; were similar to the noise of compressor + coils present inside our air-conditioners/refridgerators at home, and I did not perceive any vibrations.
However this is what experienced in case of -
1b – Has a sound similar as made by striking a tuning fork in a tunnel. This had vibrations which feel piercing in the mind creating a whirlpool which overtakes the worldly thoughts emerging in the mind.
1d – Has a rhythm hidden behind or superimposed by usual compressor/tube light choke noise. It was attracting attention of the ears, but however it did not affected chanting, nor produced any ripples of bhav, chaitanya or anand during the thoughtless state of mind. However, it increases curiosity.
1e – This has a prominent rhythm of sound as that of a saw-blade machine (could be a compressor), and an very thin vibration as that of an Australian musical instrument named ‘Didgeridoo’, it did not affect chanting, nor produced any ripples of bhav, chaitanya or anand during the thoughtless state of mind.
1g – This contained a sound similar to a blow by a hammer on a metalic surface, producing another sound of a chain-saw machine as a reaction to the blow. But its combined rhythm was able to tune the mind with a chant of beej-mantra – ‘Mam Mam Sham Sham’.
1i – This has a sound similar as made by a cricket or an insect superimposed on the background of ‘Ashva-naad’. The background ‘Ashva-naad’ has generated impulses of a Marak-bhav. This sound which is similar to that of a cricket is also noticed many times in H.H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj’s bhajans.
3a – Similar to 1g but the sound of the strike as that of an axe on a piece of wood is more audible, this feels pleasant, stops worldly thoughts emerging in mind. Creates Marak impulses in a thoughtless state of mind.
3b – It is the ‘Ashwa-naad’
4a – This has a combination of three rhythms, one is of an insect cricket, second is an impulse of an energy along with its echo, and the third at the background is a sound created by a moving train. The impulse of an energy is striking indeed and creates ripples of Marak-bhav during thoughtless state of mind.
In my view, in a nutshell, all of the Divine sounds stand no match to the bhajan’s of H.H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj, and I did not have any experience of bliss, or awakening of bhav, engrossment, or communion with God, which otherwise effortlessly happens in case of the bhajan’s of H.H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj.
Request is to please provide guidance on this.
with immense gratitude and joy
Chandrakant
Dear Chandrakant,
Your experiences are interesting. Below are some reasons for the the difference you feel between the Holy songs (bhajans) of H. H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj, and the Divine sounds:
1) Since the bhajans of H.H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj contain words which are understandable to us, in the initial stages of spiritual practice, it is easier for spiritual emotion (bhav) to be awakened while listening to the Holy songs (bhajans) of H.H. Bhaktaraj Maharaj, compared to Divine sounds.
2) Since spiritual healing occurs on us from both the bhajans and the Divine sounds, depending on the type of distress we are presently facing, we may get different experiences (pleasant or unpleasant) from the Divine sounds and the bhajans. Bhajans are suitable for distress occurring at the samashti-vyashti (collective-individual) level whereas Divine sounds are are suitable for distress occurring at samashti (collective) level.
3) If we are not facing any distress, then we can listen to the bhajan or sound which gives us a more pleasant experience.
Hope that you were also able to compare the difference between your experience of the Divine sounds with the pulsar sounds.
This is amazing..it is natural yet mechanical.! Here… I thought we were making the sounds of the Universe…!
The self generated divine sounds in scientific terms are called binaural beats http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binaural_beats
We experience binaural beats when we hear two different frequencies, one in each ear. The binaural beat is defined as the difference between the two pitches. For example, if you hear a 200Hz sound in one ear and a 190Hz sound in the other you’ll hear a 10Hz binaural beat because 200 – 190 = 10.
Think of a binaural beat as an auditory artifact. In our example above, there is no 10Hz sound yet we “hear” one anyway. In order to hear a binaural beat you must use headphones in order to have adequate stereo separation. Speakers won’t work, you have to use stereo headphones or ear buds.
Why listen to binaural beats? Because they can increase specific brainwave frequencies as our brain mimics the frequencies we hear within the binaural beat. Let’s say you want to increase your alpha brainwaves. Listen to a binaural beat in the alpha range (8-12 Hz). This phenomena is called entrainment or frequency-following response
Binaural beats have been known and used in many meditation groups especially of Advaita / Buddhist orders. They are an ideal meditation tool, its best to use the pure simple signals and not the “new age” versions that include music, water sounds etc.
Brainwaves are Beta, Alpha, Theta and Delta; ideally it’s good to start with the frequencies you are comfortable with or else it may prove very distressing. There are enough articles on the subject and research of binaural beats on the web.
Here is a place to download free Mp3 files with binaural beats
http://jetcityorange.com/binaural-beats/
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