High pitch sound followed by a strong vibrational frequency shift

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, Rajeev Upadhye <yuyutsu wrote:

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> This list is for discussion of the body mind connection.

> Hello

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> These high pitched frequencies are neuronal noise.

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NOT IN MY HEAD THERE NOT. However, I do understand that from the perspective of

someone who has not experienced the FREQUENCY SHIFT THAT TAKES PLACE IN A PERSON

You may wish to explain this as such.

 

Ths question was anyone experienced a High pitch sound followed by a strong

vibrational

frequency shift?

 

I think that by your response that you have not.

 

Good day,

> Rajeev Upadhye

 

 

> This list is for discussion of the body mind connection.

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> 1. Re: Has anyone experienced very high pitched frequencies

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> 1. Re: Has anyone experienced very high pitched frequencies

> Posted by: " Catherine " trina83 lightning_chaser83

> Fri Jan 5, 2007 5:31 am (PST)

> Hi, my name is Trina,

> I'm a member to this group but usually just read the posts and don't

> write any.

> I've had a similar thing happen to me, not the high pitched

> frequency in my head but I can relate to your description of

> resonance and being separate from others. Often I will be talking

> or in a group of people and suddenly feel disconnected from

> everything. It used to scare me but now I just go with it until it

> stops. I can still interact with people but feel like I am on a

> different plane or dimension. My body feels almost transparent, as

> if I could walk out of it. I am able to reconnect with myself if I

> touch other people (I'm a nurse so that's easy!).

>

> I do think this and what you are saying are a type of out of body

> experience. But I also think that these experiences have to do with

> personal growth. Usually happens to me when I am learning some kind

> of life lesson. I have always felt I was on a different universal

> plane from most people too, ever since I was about 14 yrs. old.

>

> Anyone else have an opinion?

> Trina

>