Water and Sound Pictures

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

 

I just posted two pictures to the photos portion of the VALIST home page on

.

 

http://photos.valist/lst

 

These two pictures show water responding to frequencies of sound.

Basically, one shows a clear cross, a perfect cross, and the other shows a

perfect swirling like mandala thingee.

 

Basically, art and form can exist in water from sound.

 

Water is of course very responsive. Sound is a vibrational force. By having

the vibration match up with the structure of water properly, you get

artwork, or the appearance of recognizable form, in the water, from the

vibration, showing that form is basically vibration, or the repetition of

waves.

 

All things, therefore, we could say, are representations of repetition from

a source.

 

Ring a bell? Funny, it is bells that create the vibrations in the pictures.

You are hearing the klang of certain gongs. These come from a German

website on water.

 

Thanks for the lone comment on my long poem. I just re-read it. Wow. Nice

poem. Wonder which of me wrote that one. (kidding)

 

³Visualize your slack hippy ass getting a job.²

 

(a bumper sticker I saw in Eugene recently)

 

Das Goravani, Pres.

 

 

 

 

Service

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.dancingmooninc.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for posting the photos to the home page. I looked at the photos

& found them both very interesting. I am extremely fascinated by both light &

vibration & how each of these are expressed by the various planets. I am

completely convinced that the planets operate in our lives through their various

vibrational frequencies that completely surround us every moment of the day.

How is it possible for light to "bend" ?? It very intriguing...the uni~verse &

the music of our planets.

Robin...

 

Das Goravani <> wrote:

 

 

Hi all,

 

I just posted two pictures to the photos portion of the VALIST home page on

.

 

http://photos.valist/lst

 

These two pictures show water responding to frequencies of sound.

Basically, one shows a clear cross, a perfect cross, and the other shows a

perfect swirling like mandala thingee.

 

Basically, art and form can exist in water from sound.

 

Water is of course very responsive. Sound is a vibrational force. By having

the vibration match up with the structure of water properly, you get

artwork, or the appearance of recognizable form, in the water, from the

vibration, showing that form is basically vibration, or the repetition of

waves.

 

All things, therefore, we could say, are representations of repetition from

a source.

 

Ring a bell? Funny, it is bells that create the vibrations in the pictures.

You are hearing the klang of certain gongs. These come from a German

website on water.

 

Thanks for the lone comment on my long poem. I just re-read it. Wow. Nice

poem. Wonder which of me wrote that one. (kidding)

 

³Visualize your slack hippy ass getting a job.²

 

(a bumper sticker I saw in Eugene recently)

 

Das Goravani, Pres.

 

 

 

 

Service

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.dancingmooninc.com