Ancient Music

by ChrisH(UK)
(southwest UK)

During the past month or so, I've been reading up about Solfeggio tones; a very old musical scale. I was led to them by a chance (chance?) discovery while doing a Google search for Blue-Ray and Indigo-people articles.

I have to say I'd never heard of Solfeggios; I'm not a musician by nature. However, as a result I discovered a whole bunch of them on YouTube and also a number of other more dedicated websites.

They all apparently have healing properties. Having listened now to a number of different types I must admit that I have detected certain minor changes in my own thought-patterns; all positive; old thinking-patterns have started to soften and fade, while some very personal inner issues seem to be less aggressive. It's a bit early days yet to say too much on those things, but the tones themselves are very engaging.

Reading one or articles last night proved to be very revealing. One writer's research has shown that ancient Gregorian chants were based on these frequencies, and that the original musical scale had only six notes, not the seven that we are familiar with today. The article also suggested that the Catholic church had started to alter the chants during the first millenium and that, by the turn of that millenium, the Church considered many dozens of ancient chants to have been "lost".

The writer however suspects that these old chants may be hidden away in the Vatican vaults.
Ho ho ho.....and what else have we been told about what may lie hidden away in those dusty realms?

This is the article:
http://www.miraclesandinspiration.com/solfeggiofrequencies.html


It seems these old frequencies have some spiritual potency....why would the Church try to do away with them, otherwise? Are these also part of the great knowledge that "they" are trying to keep from us?
I also read about sound and vibrational connections with functions of the ancient pyramids....another topic altogether.
As they say, if "authorities" try to hide something from the people, then it must be something very useful to us.

I shall be carrying on with my reading-up on these musical scales; I find them fascinating.