The ancient Egyptian priestly orders employed vowel-based chanting practices to heal themselves and others of a variety of illnesses — and to generate desired energetic experiences for achieving higher consciousness.
Science continues to find that toning stimulates the production of nitric oxide, a molecule that's produced naturally by your body and that’s important for vasodilation — allowing increased blood circulation throughout your system.
In the video above, acoustics scientist and inventor John Stuart Reid shares how the ancient Egyptians embraced the power of toning and music to heal and evolve spiritually.
Don’t miss these highlights:
- (00:18) — Why the mere sound of words has long been considered a potent and creative force
- (00:36) — Two examples of how ancient Egyptians used vowel sounds
- (02:10) — What life was like for music healers in ancient Egypt
- (03:21) — John’s own transformative experience where he lay in an Egyptian sarcophagus and reached a potent new sound frequency
John’s wisdom and experience are truly fascinating! I hope you take a few minutes to watch.