6.- What is Vibro-Acoustic Therapy?
Vibro-Acoustic therapy uses instruments such as tuning forks and Tibetan singing bowls to sonically calibrate the body’s frequencies that may have been distorted due to trauma to the body or the mind. This allows each cell, muscle, and organ to vibrate harmoniously, which is what a healthy person experiences.
Our bodies are comprised of 138 trillion cells; each carrying an electric charge. This makes us electro-magnetic creatures with each of those cells vibrating as a harmonious symphony.
When the body experiences trauma, the vibration of the cells in the injured area changes (usually vibrating faster) and that variation of vibration between the injured and healed area is often felt as heat, discomfort or even pain.
Conversely, chronic issues tend to vibrate at a lower frequency than is normal which is felt as dull aches, or a weakened area.
Emotions also affect our electric field around us, which in turn can affect the physical body. When experiencing heightened emotions such as anger or anxiety, our electric field is vibrating faster than normal, thus giving a sense of unease. On the other hand, when someone is experiencing a low frequency state such as grief or depression, the body seems to slow down and one has very little energy.
Human bodies are very similar to instruments in the sense that when we get out of tune, we can be recalibrated or tuned up. When a guitar, for instance, is out of tune due to the strings being too loose or too tight, the guitar doesn’t sound quite right. In order to recalibrate, one uses tuning forks. Humans can be tuned up in the same way with tuning forks.