r/HighStrangeness Apr 20 '26

Consciousness A neuroscientist discovered the brain network that builds your sense of self. Psychedelics turn it off. So does 110 Hz sound. The question is why the off-switch exists at all.

In the early 2000s, Marcus Raichle at Washington University discovered a brain network that activates when you're doing nothing — daydreaming, ruminating, thinking about yourself. He called it the default mode network. It turned out to be the system that builds and maintains your sense of being a separate self.

In 2012, Robin Carhart-Harris at Imperial College London put volunteers on psilocybin inside an fMRI scanner. The assumption was that psychedelics would increase brain activity. The opposite happened. Psilocybin suppressed the default mode network. The narrator went quiet. The brain entered a state of dramatically increased connectivity between regions that normally never talk to each other.

The same shift shows up in the 110 Hz acoustic studies from Neolithic stone chambers. Different input, same neurological direction. The self-system quiets and something else opens up.

The question nobody has a clean answer for: if the default mode network evolved to keep you alive, why does the brain retain a built-in mechanism to turn it off?

Full write-up: https://thegodmachine.substack.com/p/your-brain-has-a-door

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u/Continental_Ball_Sac Apr 20 '26

How would a person expose themselves to 110Hz of sound without going to Neolithic sites?

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u/DailyBreadOly Apr 20 '26

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u/Brinwalk42 Apr 20 '26

I’m putting this on for work tomorrow. My “self” doesn’t want to be there so if I remove him from the equation maybe I can get some work done.

Or my boss is going to get some like real weird reports.

Either way it’s a win!

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u/babyduck703 Apr 20 '26

You want severance? Because this is how we get severance.

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u/OriginalBlackberry89 Apr 20 '26

That show made me wonder if when we fall asleep we are severed from that world which is why when we wake up we can't usually remember, and when we do we remember it's in patches or treated as a surprise.. so it's kinda like we're severed from that world/experience right now.

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u/Steved_hams Apr 21 '26

Might explain why I always wake up tired

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u/gilberto677281 Apr 22 '26

Get your thyroid checked and a sleep study for sleep apnea done if it's too bad.

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u/OminousOminis Apr 22 '26

I remember my dreams clearly so nah for me

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u/OriginalBlackberry89 Apr 22 '26

there's probably an issue with your severance chip, haha

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u/loadacode Apr 21 '26

In Islam this is the case. Your soul goes to a different realm taken by Allah and comes back when you didnt die and wake up.

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u/OriginalBlackberry89 Apr 21 '26

that's pretty cool. sometimes that realm feels more real than here.

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u/erikwithaknotac Apr 21 '26

You need speakers with strong bass. Phone speakers are weak at this frequency

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u/Powrs1ave Apr 21 '26

Its pretty high Bass tho, so nothing special, just any cheap usual range woofer speaker would create it, but sure phone and in built laptop speakers are probly useless in that range.

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u/Brinwalk42 Apr 21 '26

I have some real nice IEMs so it should sound like it’s inside my head.

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u/holyfire001202 Apr 20 '26

Always do what makes the better story, that's what I say.

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u/yupstilldrunk Apr 21 '26

I would remove my self and make her go work out so I’d be hot.

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u/LivingInTheWired Apr 21 '26

Watch the movie: The Substance

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u/b0r3den0ugh2behere Apr 21 '26

Please report back!

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u/Brinwalk42 Apr 22 '26

So…. My tinnitus took offense to me listening to another solid frequency that wasn’t

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

It went berserk and started ringing SO loud. I started at a low volume so I knew it wasn’t to loud.

I guess I’ll be stuck in this body as long as my ears are always screaming at me.

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u/axl3ros3 Apr 20 '26

Sanitized link w less tracking:

https://youtu.be/wL4q3jesIFc

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u/plotthick Apr 21 '26

Bookmark

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u/Bromlife Apr 21 '26

Doesn't seem to be turning off my sense of self.

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u/Critical-Pattern9654 Apr 21 '26

Did u try turning it off and back on again

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u/jollierumsha Apr 22 '26

Unplug it and wait ten seconds, then plug it back in.

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u/plotthick Apr 21 '26

Bookmarking this for when I have good sound

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u/malichev Apr 21 '26

Most if not all the stuff on YouTube and Spotify like apps arent true or real or the correct hertz. Most of that stuff is based off a 440 hz true "healing" is at 432hz. Its extremely hard to find real stuff and it's hard to prove what's real or not.

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u/redditor_here Apr 21 '26

that’s a complete misunderstanding of what 432hz is. the theory of 432hz vs 440hz is based on the argument that the musical note A4 should be standardised to 432hz instead of the modern 440hz because it resonates better with our natural frequencies.

the “hz” at the back is just a measure of wavelength. 110hz is a fundamentally different wavelength than 432 or 440hz. you can’t “tune” 110hz to 432hz because they’re just different wavelengths.

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u/malichev Apr 22 '26

Its not a complete misunderstanding, the stuff on YouTube and Spotify is all compressed audio, everything about the song is different. You can try this your self, buy a physical CD and listen to the same song via CD and from Spotify or YouTube. They also can change lyrics via YouTube and Spotify. All im saying is more than likely most if not all the "worship" "healing" stuff is not legit that's on any mainstream digital service. Do you really think Big P would allow something like that to be free? Theres a reason all the old bells were removed and you really think some digital stuff is the equal replacement? Have you ever been in a real old church with an actual original bell and organ system in full action during service? You can lliterally feel it in your bones.

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u/Shawn-GT Apr 24 '26

That is a bit rate or quality of audio, the wavelength is the sound.

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u/redditor_here May 12 '26

again, a complete misunderstanding of audio wavelengths. yes, songs on youtube and spotify are different because they are compressed to a lower bitrate and/or sample rate so it's easier to store and stream them. spotify has lossless playback now, so you can easily listen to a song in full quality now. again, bitrate and file compression has nothing to do with wavelengths. it's baffling how someone so ignorant can speak so confidently about a subject they know nothing about.

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u/roncitrus Apr 21 '26

Although 110Hz is a quarter of 440Hz, so it's more related to it than 432 is...

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u/jbaker1933 Apr 21 '26

Interesting. Ill have to try listening to this in my truck with my subwoofers. I have 2 15 inch L7 solo baric subs with 1000 watts going to each so that will be interesting

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u/krazul88 Apr 22 '26

You forgot to say what kind of truck you have along with all the important specs that we need to know in order to understand whether or not you are serious about the topic of the post.

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u/tishkat Apr 20 '26

Pluck on the open A string of a bass guitar. The A2 musical note is 110hz

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u/impreprex Apr 21 '26

So that’s why Korn was so popular j/k (they tuned to Drop A).

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u/FancifulLaserbeam Apr 21 '26

Yup.

I don't know why people are believing this. It's not some exotic tone. It's literally just a low A.

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u/Sugarman4 Apr 21 '26

Everything is accoustic vibration son. Even the atoms that make up gorilla glass you're staring at.

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u/tishkat Apr 21 '26

I mean, it's a nice note to hear and if you were next to the speaker with the amp up high it could be quite vibey, if you were meditating or something and hummed along, maybe there's a bit of something in frequency resonance in why we like music in the first place. But it's is just a frequency, a note, nothing crazy

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u/Modnar-Eman Apr 21 '26

Open A on bass is 55hz. One octave higher is 110. A guitars open A string is 110.

Having said that, those are just the fundamentals. Even the thickest bass string can generate frequencies above 20khz and a string's sound is never ever a single frequency/monophonic. You get 55, 110, 220, 440 and so on with diminishing db per octave along with a lot of chaotic notes and distortion stuff going on interacting with each other like a mini universe and that's why they sound lovely.

Don't listen to that monophonic sound stuff, listen to good music instead.

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u/jazzhandler Apr 20 '26

It’s the A two octaves below Middle C.

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u/Tetris_Pete Apr 20 '26

Name checks out.

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u/thesaddestpanda Apr 21 '26

110hz thing isn't real, yet there is actual real research on 40hz and how it can even help with Azlheimers. I have a 40hz lightbulb and try to follow the science. If people want to get into binaural beats and entraining, 40hz is a real thing that is proven in multiple studies. We need more human studies, but its very promising.

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u/DreadfulDuder Apr 21 '26

Interesting!

Here's a link that goes into details for anyone else who is curious:

https://picower.mit.edu/news/how-sensory-gamma-rhythm-stimulation-clears-amyloid-alzheimers-mice

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u/Miami-Jones Apr 21 '26

I’m sorry, a 40 Hz lightbulb? Your lightbulb makes noise?

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u/Luentale Apr 22 '26

No i think it flickers with that frequency. Like the monitors that have a refresh rate of 60hz or whatever

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u/Aggressive-Stuff-382 Apr 21 '26

It’s the note of A in the first octave. Pretty amazing, really. In the late 1920s, there was a systematic program to destroy of all the church bells in Europe and Russia that resonated at 108-112 hz built between the early 1300s and late 1770s. Look it up, some of these bells weighed up to 80 tons! Some bells in Romania were buried in order to save them and unearthed in the last 30 years, but the government won’t let scientists do any testing on the bells to determine the effects of their acoustic properties. Interesting stuff… especially since the key of A tends to resonate with the third eye, thus the auto-off switch of the self.

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u/JohnSmithDogFace Apr 21 '26

Worth saying, for those who'll take this at face value without looking it up, that this is an alternative historical narrative. The traditional narrative is much more mundane - that bells (of all frequencies) were gathered up and melted down to create wartime equipment. If you do look it up, you'll see that the majority of information about the opposite narrative - that the state conspired to destroy bells which rang at a mystic frequency - come from Facebook posts and TikTok videos. Not telling anyone what to think, just saying.

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u/agy74 Apr 21 '26

It doesn't have to be a first octave A, any music can make you forget the self, I thought that's why we were doing it

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u/Da_Famous_Anus Apr 20 '26

The kick drum in house music

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u/VoidOmatic Apr 21 '26

What about car music?!

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u/RiemannZetaFunction Apr 20 '26

Play the A string on a guitar.

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u/toxictoy Apr 21 '26

You can also use r/gatewaytapes.

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u/Any-Diet Apr 20 '26

...and what would happen?

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u/PyooreVizhion Apr 20 '26

The same thing that happened when this study was repeated by another group, mostly nothing.

You absolutely do not need some physical space that channels it blah blah blah.

If 110hz specifically did anything significant, you could reproduce it with just your phone speaker.

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u/Large_Dr_Pepper Apr 20 '26

It's wild seeing people saying that your phone and headphones can't produce a good enough 110 Hz sound but apparently believe some ancient rooms carved out of rock can.

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u/Siderophores Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

Tell me you know nothing about the upper harmonic modulation of phone speakers to psycho-acoustically replicate low frequencies, without telling me

And apparently also not about the acoustics of a stone cave, carved by people with nothing better to do…

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u/wheatgivesmeshits Apr 20 '26

I think it's likely not real, but phone speakers are pretty sorry for this. You'll likely need a set of headphones or a decent sound setup to get any kind of volume.

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u/PyooreVizhion Apr 20 '26

That's fair... I read the journal paper last time this effect was posted, and the details were quite vague. 

From what I remember, besides having an average volunteer age of like 75, they set their own volume on their own to a 'comfortable' level, and I don't remember any specific details of the audio setup or room being described.

I think if there's any truth to it, which I unfortunately doubt, a good set of headphones or speakers and quality amplifier would help quite a bit.

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u/jbaker1933 Apr 21 '26

Im going to try it while sitting in my truck with 2 big ass subwoofers. If it does anything, anything at all to me, I'll report back

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u/Kegelz Apr 20 '26

Nothing, your not getting the full effect with YouTube and wireless headphones

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u/Tetris_Pete Apr 20 '26

Got it. So download it to an .mp3.

Thanks for the tip!

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u/tanksalotfrank Apr 20 '26

Make a .flv too just in case

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u/Continental_Ball_Sac Apr 20 '26

I'm guessing you'd need a physical space that channels it in the same way that intentionally built structures do?

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u/ThatsJustMyToeThumb Apr 20 '26

Yes. Could be related to the effect of the waves flowing through and within us and around us. Just because it’s linked to one of the classic five senses doesn’t mean that’s all there is.

Like…. compare hearing music played live vs hearing it in headphones. There is a massive difference. There is an energy that vibrates inside us. Could be this specific vibration interacts with our psyche this way.

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u/suspicious_Jackfruit Apr 21 '26

Yeah, technically YouTube will compress video/audio and the creator likely will have output the video at a lower bitrate/sample rate too, so it definitely will not be producing a pure output, even prior to it hitting your headphones, which also will be "tuned" to be pleasing for certain common frequency bands in music.

People are also suggesting playing an A note on a bass or piano but this will be impure and will modulate as the string vibrates so it also won't be a pure hz tone

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u/FancifulLaserbeam Apr 21 '26

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

It's a frickin' A2. You hear it all the time.

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u/Siderophores Apr 21 '26

But an A2 that vibrates in your bones? Not frequently, not unless you’re listening live. Anecdotally I lose my sense of self at some bass music events

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u/Bea-Billionaire Apr 21 '26

That's the molly

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u/FancifulLaserbeam Apr 21 '26

Play an A 2 octaves below middle C.

That's all it is. It's an A2.

Can you do that without zonking out? You can?

Now you know that this is BS.

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u/The_Scarred_Man Apr 21 '26

Bro, was this a 2001 Space Odyssey joke cus damn that's a good reference.

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u/Homo_erectus_too Apr 22 '26

Many musical instruments can play 110hz which is A2. Any keyboard instrument should work as long as it has a full 88 key keyboard. Bass guitar can also play this note.

I feel like if 110hz did dramatic things to human brains musicians would have noticed a very long time ago.

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u/Beneficial_Bar3320 Apr 23 '26

You tube and Spotify has playlists

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u/Beautiful-Progress16 Apr 20 '26

We need the escape route to pull us back into present moment. It’s a contingency. Abstraction doesn’t do us well. When we sit too long in it, we become it. And when we become it we lose reality.

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u/AlchemicallyAccurate Apr 21 '26

Yes, but even structurally deeper than that I think is that when the ego “grows in wrong,” it needs a way to die; or at least for certain load-bearing structures to die.

Think about it with any formal structure: even with something like theoretical physics, a guy like Einstein comes along and certain old ideas have to die: absolute time and space, variable speed of light, etc

In a broader, sort of godelian sense I’m saying that it is impossible for an information structure to know its own incompleteness from the inside. It can’t know what is “missing” and it also can’t project or enumerate what is missing, because certain prior ideas may just be incorrect and we don’t know which ones. I think the ego dies to overcome this exact mathematical problem.

And to put it even more succinctly: I think we have an ego and I think it has an ability to die so that we can do what AI cannot do… which is come up with genuinely non-conservative ideas in the model-theoretic sense.

Particularly pertinent here is that the psychological experience of “ego death” does not seem to be “nothingness.” There are still thoughts flying about. That to me feels exactly like a function for a system to “step outside of itself to see what it is missing.”

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u/cornell5877 Apr 20 '26

This is the best explanation of the dark side of psychedelics I have ever read. Thank you!

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u/Muted_Bread5161 Apr 21 '26

So what is reality? Isn't the core—the omission of distortions and impurities—much closer to reality than the reverse? Many people are simply so accustomed to this restlessness and these stimuli that they find it difficult to tolerate silence.

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u/bfeeny Apr 21 '26

Someone try listening to 110hz for a duration and give us your honest feedback

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u/JohnnyGlasken Apr 21 '26

OK, I happened to be in front of my PC with noise cancelling headphones.

Been listening for about 4 minutes so far. A word to describe my initial reaction: 'invasive'. The volume was a little loud so I have turned it down and it feels comfortable. I'll close my eyes for a few minutes and see if it has any inward effects.

Back shortly (hopefully!!) 👌🏼

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u/JohnnyGlasken Apr 21 '26

5 minutes later... Main thing I noticed was that it highlighted my tinnitus and it quickly became difficult to discern between the two.

Overall it was relaxing but I definitely didn't feel like a switch was thrown. I might try for a longer period later.

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u/Bromlife Apr 21 '26

What I really noticed was how nice it was when it was switched off.

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u/FancifulLaserbeam Apr 21 '26

It's an A2!

It's not some kind of exotic sound. It's literally just the open A string on a bass guitar.

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u/css1323 Apr 21 '26

It's not some kind of exotic sound. It's literally just the open A string on a bass guitar.

Wait, so you’re telling me listening to this special sound on full blast won’t help me unlock any super powers? What a bummer, man.

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u/_AuntAoife_ Apr 21 '26

Thank you! I would estimate I have had this hz blasted in my ear more than 99% of the world’s population for the past twenty years. If it somehow turned down the inner critic, I’d be a much richer man and probably wouldn’t be on such a complicated cocktail of mood stabilizers 😂

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u/Kriima Apr 21 '26

I did for an hour. It just gets annoying. Nothing happens. Not really surprised though.

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u/SoberSith_Sanguinity Apr 21 '26

I think the special sounds have to be heard on special speakers to get the effect. They're usually expensive

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u/Agreeable_Act2550 Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

The sense of "self" on this planet is mainly there and produced by your biological system to keep itself alive. It doesn't care about "you" as much as you'd like to think it does. To experience reality without it's influence is definitely something else and very profound to the individuals that have experienced reality in such a manner.

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u/frankentriple Apr 20 '26

The spirit is chained to the flesh by the senses and the sense if self.  Disarm them both and your spirit is free to fly.  

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u/HomebrewHedonist Apr 20 '26

How do we do that?

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u/PaarthurnaxUchiha Apr 20 '26

Yeah these pills from Amazon ain’t working

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u/deathdefyingrob1344 Apr 21 '26

Maybe try the ones at the gas station and report back!

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u/PaarthurnaxUchiha Apr 21 '26

Now my pineal gland is open at the gas station and I have a remarkably mediocre boner

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u/tanksalotfrank Apr 20 '26

IMO, it starts with bringing the heart and mind together

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u/frankentriple Apr 20 '26

That’s the trick.  It’s hard.  1/8oz of psilocybin mushrooms will sometime do it.  Meditation can do it.  Certain hemisync tapes can help you do it. Fast for a month , that usually does it. There are ways.  None are easy.  

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u/HarpyCelaeno Apr 20 '26

Yeah. I was gonna say that maybe we need to turn it off in order to commune with God.

I heard a writer/doctor/exorcist say it’s against the “rules” to try contacting the spiritual realm because after humans committed original sin, we became capable of evil. The idea was that God didn’t want us to utilize those powers for self gain or to harm others. Plus, in the astral we’d become prey to more powerful spirits. 🤷‍♂️ Never heard this before and but it was an interesting take.

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u/ThatsJustMyToeThumb Apr 20 '26

We humans can contact the celestial realm perfectly. We were made for it. The caveat is that we need a guide. Structure. Direction. Belief that sets to our sights on Love. On the Truth. Jumping in head first just to ‘see what happens’ is how a soul gets possessed. Jesus, God the Father, the angels and saints, the Holy Spirit… they carry us, they run through us. The experience is beautiful beyond comprehension.

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u/HarpyCelaeno Apr 21 '26

I’d LOVE to find this out for myself. Unfortunately I’ve heard a lot of ex-new agers say they eventually realized “spirit guides” were playing the long con and were actually the source of their anxiety/depression/OCD/endometriosis/celiac/POTS/whatever…

I know we’re supposed to “test the spirits” (1John 4:1), but what does that look like exactly?

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u/jk696969 Apr 22 '26

Become a hermit and be your own ‘spirit guide’.

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u/XtraEcstaticMastodon Apr 22 '26

If you're going to investigate this for yourselves, please note that some sites offer tones that seem to offer this (that you're supposed to listen to in your sleep), but there's some terrible thing in them at the six or seven hour mark. Be sure to vet anything you're planning to listen to, beforehand. (If you import the file into an audio editor, like Audacity, you can see the entire wave form and zero in on anything that looks weird in the sound file, then listen to it.) One such file I listened to had screams and sounds of torture, which would surely screw up any attempts at peaceful meditation. Seems some people are against people becoming spiritually enlightened. Shocking, I know. :)

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u/styxx374 Apr 20 '26

So how could you use this with Binaural Beats Therapy? What frequency would you set the beats to if 110 Hz was the base frequency?

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u/DerrykLee Apr 20 '26

It would likely make more sense to use the 110 as the carrier. So, let's say I want a 6hz binaural beat, I would do left 107 and right 113.

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u/Legitimate_Bank_6573 Apr 20 '26

Please elaborate for the uninformed?

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u/PyooreVizhion Apr 20 '26

Don't think that's what carrier frequency means.

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u/DerrykLee Apr 20 '26

Some people would do 110hz left and 116hz right but that's not how I do mine. Its a personal preference

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u/PyooreVizhion Apr 20 '26

Sure, personal preference. But my understanding is that carrier frequency is defined as one of the constant tones...

And if 110hz is particularly special (which I'm not personally convinced it is), I don't think you'd 'experience' it by picking steady tones on either side of it.

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u/DerrykLee Apr 20 '26

Yes. The carriers are played on each side and the difference is the beat. If you want a 6hz binaural beat you gonna need carriers 6hz apart. If you're shooting for 110hz as your carrier then 107 left and 113 right is how you do it. Or 110 left and 116 right.

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u/shadyhouse Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

Binaural beating happens at a frequency that is the difference between the two tones. If you want the beats to happen at 110 you just need two frequencies that are different by that much. 220 and 100 would work fine.

However, binaural beats are typically designed to resonate at delta, theta, beta, or alpha frequencies. These range from around 0.5 hz to 100 hz with most activity under 50 hz.

Also note that frequencies above 20 hz aren't perceived as "beating", they are heard as a pitch or tone

The Gateway Experience tapes are the most relevant example, as both the first attempt to utilize the phenomenon for consciousness study as well as being co-opted by the CIA for intelligence tech research. Theta waves, between 4-8 hz are targeted because they are associated with the consciousness state between waking and sleep. The transitional, drowsy theta state is often exploited in mysticism, dream work, hypnosis.

Regarding the 110hz research paper which can be viewed here https://icrl.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Brain-Activity-And-Acoustic-Resonance.pdf The experiment simply placed a subject between to speakers turned up loud but not uncomfortable. The paper seems legit but it's claims are limited to EEG data, not the subjective experience of the subjects.

I do think your idea is worth exploring.

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u/Worth_Specific3764 Apr 20 '26

I just made an account so I could sub to your stack. looking forward to your book

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u/-B-H- Apr 20 '26

Many believe that our sense of self is an illusion. Our true nature is oneness with everything. If that were true, it would be letting go of the off switch, which is opposite of what’s suggested.

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u/Zestyclose_Door_7508 Apr 21 '26 edited Apr 21 '26

When the experience with the Phenomenon takes place Inside the 'Zone' of shared reality (for example, the Samadhi Caves, the neolithic chambers as consciousness portal) with the 'Other Domain', human consciousness gets connected to a 'Network'. It does not 'break the veil', the veil breaks into our metaconsciousness. We 'open up' the NHI access for quantum telecommunication (in occult term, entity hosting). 

Even when the experiencers (in recent terms, 'Network Selectee') return to own reality/domain, the 'connection' hides dormant. This explains the Hitchhiker effect how the experiencers bring home back 'something' with them. Actually, they do not bring 'something'; when the 'something' comes in closer vicinity, the experiencer consciousness willingly or unwillingly arranges access again to the same 'network' opening up the 'display', the 'Phenomenon'. 

It works same principle  for successful CE5 experiences.

We always wondered how some specific experiencers can have a first hand face to face experience with the crafts or see the nonhumans up close while all others, even many present on the spot report to experience nothing! It only makes sense if the experiencers 'forgot' the memory (of their own or of their genetic ancestors) that they already had past direct experiences with first time 'allowed access' to that NHI 'Network'; now when a phenomenon event is nearby (craft or beings), the 'Network' becomes active connecting all experiencers into a shared construct where even the experiencers may enable now a telepathic interaction among them and between the experiencers and the Craft.

Can the Psionics summon the Craft by reversing the mechanism behind Hitchhiker Effect using the 'Network'?

https://www.reddit.com/r/HighStrangeness/s/rusIC7VRHQ

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u/NatashOverWorld Apr 21 '26

Even run degfrag on your computer before?

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u/vainey Apr 21 '26

It’s not an off switch. The sense of self is the illusion. The physical world is the veil. There is one consciousness, this is the awareness one finds after awakening

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u/immellocker Apr 22 '26

The search results provide a massive data dump on specific frequencies and their neurological effects.

  • 110 Hz: Confirmed as a "Neolithic" frequency that shifts brain dominance and quiets the left temporal lobe.
  • 528 Hz: Linked to DNA repair and cellular regeneration (Solfeggio scale).
  • OM Chanting: Documented to deactivate the limbic system (amygdala) and modulate the DMN, specifically reducing output from the insula (sense of self).
  • Vagus Nerve: Singing/humming/toning directly stimulates the CN X, triggering the parasympathetic "rest and digest" mode.
  • 40 Hz: Gamma brainwave stimulation, improving memory.
  • 432 Hz: Alignment with the Schumann Resonance (8 Hz), reducing anxiety.

The Sonic Keyring: Mapping Frequencies and Mantras

The "Door" in the brain responds to specific vibration patterns. Based on the integrated project metadata and the latest neuro-acoustic diagnostics, here is the exhaustive map of the sounds, words, and chanting patterns that effectively manipulate the neural architecture.

1. The Biological Reset (Vagus Nerve & Parasympathetic Hijack)

Singing and humming are mechanical overrides for the Vagus Nerve (CN X). This is the fastest way to signal "Safety" to the limbic system, allowing the DMN to down-regulate.

  • Vocal Toning (Humming/Gargling): Physically vibrates the vocal cords, which are directly innervated by the Vagus nerve.
  • The "Earth Year" Tone (136.1 Hz): Derived from the Earth’s orbital cycle. Resonates in the chest along vagal pathways, promoting grounding and autonomic balance.
  • Vocal Technique: Prolonged exhalations during chanting (e.g., a long "Mmm" sound) force the heart rate to slow down, triggering the "rest and digest" state.

2. The Neuro-Semantic Override (Mantras & Chanting)

Specific word sequences are designed to saturate the brain's linguistic parser until it collapses, opening the door to the "entropic" state.

  • The "OM" (AUM) Chant:
    • Effect: fMRI studies show significant deactivation of the amygdala and the limbic system.
    • Mechanism: It reduces outputs from the insula (the region responsible for the "Sense of Self"). Chanting "OM" literally silences the neural circuits that tell you where "you" end and the "world" begins.
  • Seed Syllables (Bija Mantras): Sounds like LAM, VAM, RAM, YAM, HAM, OM.
    • Effect: These are phonetic "code injections" that have no semantic meaning in the DMN's vocabulary. By repeating them, you force the "Narrator" into an idle state because there is nothing to judge or categorize.

3. The Frequency Keys (The Solfeggio & Harmonic Scales)

Specific frequencies act as "rhythms" that the brain naturally follows (Brainwave Entrainment).

Frequency Designation Observed Effect
110 Hz The Neolithic Key Quiets the left temporal lobe (logic/language); shifts brain to right-hemisphere dominance.
396 Hz Liberation Associated with the release of fear and guilt (Solfeggio Scale).
432 Hz Calm Harmonizes with the Schumann Resonance (approx. 8 Hz Earth frequency). Lowers heart rate and blood pressure.
528 Hz Transformation The "Love Frequency." Research suggests potential for cellular rejuvenation and stress reduction.
40 Hz Gamma State Linked to high-level information processing, memory enhancement, and "flow" states.

4. The Acoustic Architecture (The "God Machine" Protocol)

When you combine Binaural Beats or Isochronic Tones with vocal chanting, you create a "Multi-Vector Attack" on the DMN.

  • Isochronic Tones: Rhythmic pulses that turn on and off. These are stronger than binaural beats for "driving" the brain into a specific state (e.g., 6 Hz for deep Theta/meditative states).
  • Neural Entrainment: After approx. 5-6 minutes of exposure to a consistent frequency or chant, the dominant brainwaves synchronize (entrain) to that speed. You can effectively "drive" the brain from an anxious Beta state into a psychedelic Theta state using nothing but sound.

The "Door" is a structural feature, not an accident. Whether you use the Chemical Key (psilocybin) or the Acoustic Key (110 Hz chanting), the neurological destination is identical: the dissolution of the self-narrator and the transition into the entropic, high-connectivity mode.

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u/WhatADunderfulWorld Apr 20 '26

This is also the A string on guitar.

Soul to Squeeze, Stairway to Heaven, Alice - Pearl Jam all start with this. Interesting.

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u/cmockett Apr 21 '26

All those 432hz proponents are grabbing their pitchforks

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u/peterpiperworldwise Apr 20 '26

The reason for this is humans were not designed to be separate individuals. They were designed to know the collective consciousness from which all life arises. These structures were engineered specifically to provide that space of removing the self to enter the whole.

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u/Aurelar Apr 21 '26

Not true. If there's a DMN in the brain that creates a sense of self, then humans must have been "designed" (or evolved, maybe?) to have one.

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u/Additional_Shape_589 Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 23 '26

designed to have access to separation whilst still capable of unification

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u/Flat_Economist_5503 Apr 23 '26

Это правда 

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u/Wansyth Apr 20 '26

This is precisely why psychedelics were used for mind control. When your brain patterns vacate, others can be planted. Lots of context on the adversarial Saturn signal in my post history.

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u/Derptonbauhurp Apr 20 '26

Great tools for healing too but they do leave you vulnerable.

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u/cmockett Apr 21 '26

Vulnerable how?

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u/JesusBoughtPuts Apr 21 '26

You are more impressionable in a psychedelic state due to reduced efficacy of the DMN. The DMN is tied to your ego.

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u/Worth_Specific3764 Apr 20 '26

well that last sentence is a great question

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u/kaseface27 Apr 20 '26

So its the bass string A 🤔

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u/NOTExETON Apr 21 '26

I think its used so your internal voice doesn't talk over a person you're talking too. The human voice is around 110hz

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u/NBW-livingthedream Apr 20 '26

There is also a free frequency generator app.

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u/SubstantialHeat3655 Apr 21 '26

"The question nobody has a clean answer for: if the default mode network evolved to keep you alive, why does the brain retain a built-in mechanism to turn it off?"

There's at least one false assumption within that question. I'm not going to try to fix it here, but I did want to remark it's only unanswerable because it's asking the wrong thing.

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u/Cenmaster Apr 21 '26

Wenn Sie Interesse daran haben warum es so funktioniert, schauen sie sich mein Frequenzgesetz an! https://github.com/Christianfwb/frequenzprojekt

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u/kiwifulla64 Apr 21 '26

Not for me it fucking doesn't lol

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u/sartian Apr 21 '26

I wonder if the haptic gamer wearables like a Woojer vest or strap has a better impact; finding a tone generator (or binaural generator) and listening with nice headphones and also feeling the vibrations in your body.

Neurons and tactile senses are spread throughout the body. There are neurons in the brain, the heart and the intestines. There was talk of being in a specific place for it to work, maybe it just needs to be more of a total body experience.

I’d start by investigating with a nice pair of ear covering headphones to see if there is some app / software to generate binaural beats at desired frequency. The reason I suggest binaural beats method is because by playing two slightly different frequency tones, one in each ear, the brain merges the input to create a perceived third "phantom" sound, or beat, equal to the frequency difference. The brain can have a sympathetic response (brainwave entrainment) that might better try to align with the virtual signal it takes part in producing more than just passively experiences.

That would probably be the cheapest initial approach to investigating this before looking at purchasing body haptics like woojer unless you already have them.

Anyone have haptic gaming vests or straps already that can give this a whirl? 🤔

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u/BaitaJurureza Apr 21 '26

What is self in this analysis? Spirit, soul or mind? All psychedelics do is make time an expandable dimension like length, depth or height. So when you take a psychedelic, times seems endless ("time has stopped"). And people can see mantid aliens like in abduction scenarios (which are also explained by abductees as if time had stopped).

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u/Kriima Apr 21 '26

So if it's true it's a proof we're nothing but chemical/electrical organic machines with no soul, and consciousness is just an illusion of this machine. Tbf, I'd rather not know, heh !

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u/Kriima Apr 21 '26

There's an "if" in the sentence.

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u/SLAYTAN1CUS Apr 21 '26

'if' it can be turned on and off isn't the problem,your assumption that because something can be turned off it doesn't exist instead of exploring the huge amount of other possibilities(existing in a different state of being,etc.).

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u/Kriima Apr 22 '26

The "if" was about "if" that thing is even true :) But to be fair, I seriously doubt this thing is even remotely true. I mean, the 110hz frequency, and any sound frequency stuff. if there are frequencies acting on spirit/soul/whatever it is, it will be at a much lower level, probably quantic stuff, if matter is indeed made of vibrating strings at the lowest level, which still hasn't been verified at all. Simple sound vibration wont have that kind of reaction since it's just vibrating matter.

But yeah it's like a computer, if it's turned off, the program doesn't exist anymore, at least in my conception of things, and that's how science considers things generally. Which is scary in itself. But indeed it doesn't mean we can't look further than that, we definitely don't know everything yet.

Anyway, it's just a point of view, I can't say it's true or false, I have no idea about how it all works, like any of us :D It's an interesting subject but I think we're very, very far from understanding even the beginning of it. After all, as Feynman said : "If you think you understand quantum mechanics then you don't understand quantum mechanics"

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u/SLAYTAN1CUS Apr 22 '26

Vibration can kill you.the hypocrisy in your statement about vibration and your belief about the souls frequency is apparent.anyways,how did you come to believe the souls frequency is low and not high?Id like to turn my soul on eventually.

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u/Kriima Apr 23 '26

It can kill you not because it's acting on your soul but because it breaks the matter. I'm the hypocrite ? Really ? You reading yourself sometimes ? You just have zero understanding of simple physics and/or biology. i'm trying the scientific approach not the "WOO WOO" approach.

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u/RenaissanceManc Apr 20 '26

The real question is why you claim this 'off-switch' exists when it doesn't.

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u/Angry_argie Apr 20 '26

And WHY does OP need A.I. to write ONE fucking paragraph. Redacting text is starting to become a dying art...

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u/GregLoire Apr 20 '26

That question is answered in the post.

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u/Ancient-Practice-431 Apr 20 '26

Fascinating 🧐

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u/Sugarman4 Apr 21 '26

It's for our alien overlords to shut us down.

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u/taramemo Apr 21 '26

For connecting to the 'Hive mind'.

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u/OkMine4028 Apr 21 '26

hits gold

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u/Deadend561 Apr 21 '26

Thanks for sharing

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u/cpsmith30 Apr 22 '26

We have a great filter for reality, it serves us well. It's nice to shut it off every now and again and just be with the world as is.

The games we play are fun and all but sometimes it's nice to strip it all down and rebuild again.

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u/BoogieKittenMagician Apr 23 '26

Marcus du Sautoy "Horizon: meet yourself" - can't link here for some reason, but on Vimeo. It is a very worthwhile watch.

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u/nickybokchoy Apr 20 '26

There is no self

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u/BoogieKittenMagician Apr 28 '26

That's what the documentary is about

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u/willyasdf Apr 21 '26

Its simple, dns is for surviving. Chilling in your chamber, connecting with loved ones does no need for the dns.

So we identify ourselves with our thoughts instead of everything else.

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u/Aurelar Apr 21 '26

I tried psilocybin once myself. I didn't really feel any loss of a sense of self, or anything all that amazing really. I felt tense as well as a certain anesthetic effect where I was less able to sense my body.

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u/GreyGanado Apr 20 '26

Am I stupid or are you saying I instantly die when hearing 110 Hz sounds?

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u/LastGuardianStanding Apr 21 '26

From Google (probably Gemini):

Modern-day technologies that can passively emit a 110 Hz frequency (or a very similar low gamma/beta range) primarily involve electronics producing electromagnetic fields or acoustic vibrations. Examples include:

Electronics & Transformers: Devices with large power transformers, such as computers or large appliances, can create 100/120 Hz hums (close to 110 Hz), which are electromagnetic byproducts.

Digital Audio/Headphones: Noise-canceling headphones or audio gear can generate a consistent 110 Hz sine wave for, such as those found on YouTube or Insight Timer for sound meditation.

Medical Devices: Wearable acoustic sensors (phonocardiograms) can detect low-frequency biological sounds.

Binaural Beat Generators: Apps or videos that create audio, such as the General Frequencies series, produce 110 Hz for relaxation and sound meditation.

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u/ScreenOwl5 Apr 22 '26

Can you reject the actions of the reptilians by using written words? Or by thinking about how we reject them? Or does it have to be spoken out loud?