What Is The Truth About Frequency Hertz/ Binaural Beats/Spiritual Significance?

[ExploringReality]

I've been listening to 528hz, 852hz, 432hz, solfeggio, and tuning forks ect... And I love listening to them and researching the effects and meaning of each sound Hertz. I pretty much listen to these all the time, during work, at home, while I'm skateboarding and of course during meditation and kriya yoga. 

Is it bullshit that 432hz is the vibrational tone of the planet earth? That 528hz is the love frequency? That the soundscape of 852hz is designed to activate and awaken your Third Eye, allowing you to tap into deeper intuition spiritual awareness, and inner wisdom? It is said that the 852Hz frequency is known for its ability to open the Third Eye, dissolve mental blockages, and help you connect with higher consciousness. Is this true? No speculation or guess work, I'm seriously asking. 

This one I really love listening to, I do get a shift in my state of consciousness hearing it.

 

Edited Friday at 07:04 PM by ExploringReality

[aurum]

I’ve tested the alternate tunings. No noticeable difference for me.

[Leo Gura]

21 hours ago, ExploringReality said:

Is it bullshit that 432hz is the vibrational tone of the planet earth? That 528hz is the love frequency? That the soundscape of 852hz is designed to activate and awaken your Third Eye, allowing you to tap into deeper intuition spiritual awareness,

Almost certainly that's BS.

New Agers love conformist talk about vibrations and energy, and most of it is fantasy.

Binaural beats, however, do work. But don't expect a serious increase in consciousness from them. The effect is mild and mostly temporary.

Your time would be much better spent doing Kriya yoga pranayamas. That can truly transform you in permanent ways. What you want from audios is what Kriya yoga can give you for real. It's a lot harder, but the results are much more serious.

Edited Saturday at 04:14 PM by Leo Gura

[Wilhelm44]

Sounds like there is perhaps some scientific truth to it. But those sounds have never really done anything for me. Would be better to just be in nature, than listening to them frequencies buzzing.

Edited Saturday at 04:25 PM by Wilhelm44

[Natasha Tori Maru]

The frequencies assist in altering your state. I haven't ever noticed a difference between them - this coming from someone who uses them daily. 

They can be effective, but it's depends on your unique sensitivity. The cleaner I am, the more I perceive a change. 

I think the new age community has taken the frequencies and tried to give them more meaning than there is.

The only ones that can be seperated out, in terms of having a direct relationship to reality, are the Schumann Resonances which exist naturally on earth. The waves generated between the surface of the earth, the ionosphere and earths curvature. Some people people can hear this background hum. But there's nothing else to it 

[ExploringReality]

10 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Almost certainly that's BS.

New Agers love conformist talk about vibrations and energy, and most of it is fantasy.

Binaural beats, however, do work. But don't expect a serious increase in consciousness from them. The effect is mild and mostly temporary.

Your time would be much better spent doing Kriya yoga pranayamas. That can truly transform you in permanent ways. What you want from audios is what Kriya yoga can give you for real. It's a lot harder, but the results are much more serious.

Appreciate you Leo. It's so easy to get sucked into the echo chamber of listening to people say all kinds of spiritually sounding concepts around binary beats and frequency hz.

The entire Internet is saturated by marketing hijacks. It's a filled niche with all kinds of spiritual hooks that sucker people into a form of fake spirituality. People thinking they're spiritual because they listen to 528hz. 

[ExploringReality]

@Leo Gura I'm in Vegas btw. Can I get a hug?

[RendHeaven]

On 8/2/2025 at 3:52 AM, ExploringReality said:

Is it bullshit that 432hz is the vibrational tone of the planet earth?

Unequivocally yes. Totally, utter, horseshit. 

I am dying on this hill. I have infinite stamina to debate this matter. I will leave any new ager reeling in terror as I drag them by the hair to come face to face with the abyss of their own inadequacies, forcing them to confront the endless ignorance of their firmly held position on "ViBrAtIoNaL fReQuEnCiEs"

the 432hz brainrot conformity makes me want to behead new agers and display their mangled corpses on spikes on my front porch 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@RendHeaven Triggered

A jackhammer trying to dislodge the delusion 

[RendHeaven]

1 minute ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@RendHeaven Triggered

I'm FUMING!!

[ExploringReality]

It is true that all music uses frequencies and that they can be lower or higher frequencies. Aren't the music we listen to have intentionality to the effects it will have on someone's mind and emotions? Is thinking in terms of high vibration and frequency as opposed to lower frequency or energy correct or just groupthink? 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

That is true - all sound is a spectrum of frequencies.

But higher frequencies have nothing to do with 'higher energy' or 'more positive' vibes or states. 

Higher frequencies are the treble you hear - symbols, guitar, violin etc

Lower frequencies are the bass you hear - bass guitar, bass drum, cello, double base etc

Music is an amalgamation of a variety of sound frequencies, beats and timings.

Music is also rather uniquely perceived - different music makes people feel different things. Some people find metal to be 'high vibration' others find it to be caustic to their ears. 

This isn't to be confused with binaural beats, theta, gamma, delta, beta, etc. They have been shown to induce different brainwave states. The 'wavering' you hear in the audio from binaural beats is actually created from your brain registering a difference in frequencies (one frequency in one ear, another in the other). 

Edited Sunday at 05:31 AM by Natasha Tori Maru

[RendHeaven]

27 minutes ago, ExploringReality said:

It is true that all music uses frequencies

a "frequency" describes the behavior of a soundwave

any sound whatsoever has a "frequency," since it is a wave

so yes, all music, as a subcategory of sound, is made up of frequencies

41 minutes ago, ExploringReality said:

and that they can be lower or higher frequencies.

a "high frequency" just means rapid oscillation of a soundwave, producing a "higher" pitch

a "low frequency" means a relatively slower oscillation producing a "lower" pitch

a baby shrieking is a higher frequency

the fire 808s on your favorite beat are lower frequency

43 minutes ago, ExploringReality said:

Aren't the music we listen to have intentionality

Yes, human music is deeply structured and often has high-level abstract integrity

44 minutes ago, ExploringReality said:

to the effects it will have on someone's mind and emotions?

eh. yes and no. this is a very layered question.

46 minutes ago, ExploringReality said:

Is thinking in terms of high vibration and frequency as opposed to lower frequency or energy correct or just groupthink? 

listen to what you like, and don't try to justify it

throw away all ideas of specific hertz values being better or worse. 

saying 432hz is better than 440hz is like saying 432 meters is better than 440 meters

[Natasha Tori Maru]

7 minutes ago, RendHeaven said:

throw away all ideas of specific hertz values being better or worse. 

saying 432hz is better than 440hz is like saying 432 meters is better than 440 meters

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[Something Funny]

@Leo Gura what resources do you recommend for getting started with Kriya yoga?

[Aaron p]

On 03/08/2025 at 3:30 AM, ExploringReality said:

@Leo Gura I'm in Vegas btw. Can I get a hug?

I would love a Leo hug