Cymatron Sound Healing

Cymatron Sound Table

Every cell gives a sound..... sound is life itself

Carol Purdy, Certified Cymatron Facilitator, Boca Raton, Florida The Cymatron Sound Table opens a doorway to super-learning through a more complete experience of sound. As you lay on the Cymatron Sound Table, you experience a gentle cellular massage. The components of the table vibrate the main platform causing the specific frequencies of the sounds to bathe the body in vibration. You FEEL the music on all levels instead of just hearing the music. . The Cymatron consists of three essential elements. The first is a stated intention for healing or change, formulated together by the client and the facilitator. Intention is the force, which propels us to our goals. The second is a vibro-acoustic sound table through which one both hears and feels music. The pulsing of the sound through the mat induces the body to release the energy blockages, which result from physical injury, emotional trauma, or any other stress or illness. The body's natural flow of energy is restored, free to move to a higher state of harmony and well-being. The third component of the Cymatron is the dodecahedron, a 12-sided copper geometric frame, which generates a unified energy field for manifesting the idea into being, for healing and transformation. This sacred space enables old energy patterns to shift, release and re-organize at a higher frequency. It entrains the energy of emerging consciousness, and many describe it as a "cosmic womb".
Sound table has 7 speakers built into stretched mahogony wood.	Hans Jenny's work with water and the sared geometric form that is created when specific tones are directed to it on a stretched diaphragm. When tones are changed, the shape of the water changes. Since the human body is essentially a 75% liquid medium - the effects of music and sound creates coherent forms of energy within the cells, tissues and organs.
Another version of a vibroacoustic sound system - The DreamWeaver invented by Benedick Howard (www.dreamweaving.com)	An example of Hans Jenny's work with sand on a stretched diaphragm and the sacred geometric form created from specific tones applied to the sand.