Songs Of Nature By Jill Mattson

Since the 1950s, much has been learned about plants and pest infestations. We have realized that pests have a purpose. We have also learned that plants have communication systems. They "talk" to one another via subtle acoustic and electromagnetic signals. This has been well documented in the Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird. Not only do plants communicate, but all of nature seems to be involved in a vast information exchange that produces sustainable and ever adapting changes in the DNA network aimed at the survival of all things.

Here is a video of someone capturing the sounds that plant's sing. 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXhhAXjKmlU

One example is the research by Dan Carlson. He found that plants open their pores to let in moisture and nutrients when the birds begin their morning songs. He surmised that if he played the frequencies of bird songs (or music in the same frequency range) to the plants and then sprayed on some micro-nutrients, the plants would grow better. That turned out to be a vast understatement. Dan has grown the largest indoor plant in the world and has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for his work. He sells nutrients and CDs of nature's sounds at dawn in the climate area suitable for the plant. His company is called Sonic Bloom.

Joel Sternheimer, a French physicist, measured the tiny frequencies of the amino acids in plants. When amino acids in a plant combine in the correct order they build protein - the building blocks of the plants. The amino acid sounds formed songs, even recognizable songs. One plant's amino acid song was similar to O Solo Mio. Joel's results showed that when you played the plants song back to it, that its growth doubled with increased resilience to drought and disease. 

How beautiful! Nature softly sings to us!  

About Jill Mattson: My personal interests in Sound Healing, helping people and expanding consciousness  were the result of my lifelong love affair with music, coupled with my personal spiritual quest, which I  started in earnest about 40 years ago. I was drawn to the study of antiquity; specifically, I extensively  examined methods employing Sound Healing and music to alter and improve mind, body, emotions,  energy and spiritual aspects of practitioners’ lives. I collected voluminous materials on Sound Healing  over many years. This prompted me to write my first book on the field of Sound Healing where I  interview leading researchers and scientists in the discipline. Concurrent with my research, I began  producing my own Sound Healing recordings. In the early 2000’s I built a studio in my home to record  my own compositions. I blend my original music with ancient techniques and embed special sounds in the  tracks. The end result is pleasing and beneficial on multiple levels. Many people enjoy the music as a  normal listening experience; more significantly, other people have been able to reach new levels of  consciousness, peace and wellness by focused listening to my compositions.   

The field of Sound Healing is a rapidly growing discipline that is attracting great interest. As indicated above, many of the techniques that are employed stem from ancient traditions. There is also cutting-edge research underway, which is expanding the understanding and promise of this field. My personal specialty in Sound Healing utilizes the intricate combination and interplay of numerous musical effects  along with specific frequencies. It is the magical and complex interaction of special healing sounds with  the human body and mind that give the impressive results that can be achieved with Sound Healing.   

Jill's website: https://www.jillswingsoflight.com/