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oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, All right man. Welcome to the introduction for Crow Triple 7 radio episode

114. I have Jason Lingren with me. We're going to tackle a very hard to research

to any degree that matters subject called

cymatics which is basically for the scope of this discussion taking waves like

audio frequencies which you normally couldn't see and making them

visible. Now we cover quite a bit of ground here and we have an

announcement at the end of the first hour where we've gotten a very

spectacular guest so those who make it through will get that introduction

and it will cap our law series of which we've done four episodes.

But anyone can go out right now on YouTube and look for example of cymatics being done. Basically it's a

steel or a metal or a glass hard surface plate with a frequency fed into it

and some medium like sand put on top which forms geometric patterns

proving in fact that waves create form but there's much more to it we will get into

this in this episode and this is a very critically important topic and it's gotten so hard to

research this topic and I'm not even kidding.

But if you do go out and look for videos and it's visually stunning, It is absolutely visually stunning to see

cymatics performed in the way I just explained. Keep in mind something we

informed you all about from past episodes. The angles of sorrow are 90 degrees. So when you see things that are like

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