8 Hz THE HEALING SOUND OF DOLPHINS.

[@earthpeacekeeper622]

All is vibration All is frequency The dolphins utilize their inherent sounds to uplift this heavy 3 rd dimension we exist in Thank you thank you thank you Also I send my compassion to some of the dolphins that are not able to co- exist within our sphere of pollution greed and filth Thank you for your contribution mighty dolphins Be at peace

[@tuilorraine]

The power of dolphins to heal is exactly what I'm writing about right now, in my new story Melody/Malady. Thank you for creating this video.

[@aniramonty]

They are telepathic beings ,intelligent,and I think there is the time that human ego with his wrong conclusions must be discovered - most people from the scientific community make conclusions from field of ego BECAUSE they do not have the EXPERIENCE.

[@thereal001]

Thanks for the post!! I live in Chicago, and sometime the hustle and bustle of the city is too much!! But seeing Dolphins makes life in the city bearable!

[@ricardovega5161]

No soy creyente pero bien podría decir que estos animales son una bendición me han ayudado a disminuir ciertos sintomas de un grado menor de autismo que creo tener,me siento distinto.Empecé a hacer esto con pocas expectativas pero ahora si creo que es algo inexplicable quizás milagroso,es quitarse algo muy pesado de la espalda para empezar a vivir de forma distinta.

[@jason28leo2012]

if language is just vibration, the dolphins alphabet would be thousands of letters long if you think about it. Their language is a million years old or more.

[@SeraDolphin]

You can mimic an 8Hz sound by use of something called binaural beats. It basically produces a different frequency tone in each ear and the difference between the two is interpreted by the brain as being below 20Hz.

[@LLazyVlogSS]

These noises have saved my life. I am revigorated every time I listen to these beautiful dolphin noises. Megan sucks, bye

[@omatreekeeper8142]

Thank you for sharing. I am Honored and Blessed.

[@theianyx6394]

love you Dolphins 💕thank you for all that you do

[@19stojkovic93]

Nikola Tesla ``I will not work for the present no more, I am working for the future`` Nikola Tesla ``The day Science begins to study nonphysical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all previous centuries of its existence``

[@ayemaya75]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@nanualex]

my headache is gone :) thanks :)

[@bloodyconcord]

I love to come here and listen.. dolphins rock and so does this video. thanks for the upload

[@star1177ful]

beautiful!!! thank you for sharing

[@EzoterraTarot]

alcoholics should listen to this because they have trouble stabilizing alpha brain waves and dolphin sounds help balance this and the nervous system in general

[@AG-ny9lp]

Beautiful and mesmeric in the best possible way

[@lorettarivetti3135]

Beautiful very soothing

[@DeeKominekHeyoYoneHayo]

Thank you!

[@blue1panther1]

The video got it all wrong, octaves of frequencies, are multiples of 2 going up, and divide by 2 going down. If a dolphin were to generate octaves it would be 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, and 256, 512. The 72 and 144, were another and is not octaves of 8, it is 9. So 9, 18, 36, 72, 144, 288, and 576 would be the frequencies. The 432 is out of the blue comment, the octaves of this is 6.75, 13.5, 27, 54, 108, 216, and 432. If they were healing frequencies they would be any frequencies below 10 hz.

[@Planetary13]

Interesting! 8Hz is too low to hear though you can feel it. Many audio systems have trouble going under 50hz. Sub woofers and large speakers are much more effective at low frequencies. A free program that you can use to edit audio as well as generate tones is Audacity. Set it on a loop and plug in a good sound system and you can play whatever tone your system and room can handle. Practically all sound systems can handle the much acclaimed 432hz. Enjoy!

[@nusphere]

The typical frequency range for a subwoofer is about 20-200 Hz which means even if the dolphins are emitting 8 Hz and that frequency has been effectively recorded almost no speaker system will be able to play it back, so no benefit from this "magical" frequency can be had from this video.

[@hatija100]

Beautiful

[@supremebliss7]

awesome! it makes me relaxed. beautiful..

[@magemynanouki]

sounds like doors opening and closing.. doors that aren't greased, lol

[@createrainbowz]

Wonderfully peaceful ONE LOVE ;]

[@MausSturmer]

Prachtige opnames, wat zou ik graag een keer met ze zwemmen

[@gabriellerivera2385]

Wish this was longer

[@TheSunnickey]

Thank you for sharing ~~~ :)

[@DiegoDCvids]

beautiful ótima harmonia, muito obrigado por compartilhar:) saudações de Florianópolis

[@wonderfulight]

@ERICx223 The 8 Hz are inaudible by humans, but you can listen music at 432 Hz, which brings the same benefits.

[@grostandal6244]

Thanks

[@BenHorrigan]

Thumb up if your speakers don't go as low as 8 Hz...

[@gabriellerivera2385]

Can you make this longer?

[@ERICx223]

So in theory, our mental abilities should increase due to the listening of dolphins?

[@DolphinairNl1963]

Dolfijnen kunnen mensen echt helpen!

[@E3lx]

relax?! you mean wind me up like hell! those dolphins are sooo noisy!

[@mickeyjeangresham9504]

I love this I do it feels so great

[@nicolequintin5892]

Pour les personnes qui ont des problèmes pour s, endormir ...

[@Eagleizer]

Too bad most sound systems can`t play sound below 20Hz... Including sounds on KZbin..

[@arturrychel7456]

Beauty

[@hasita79]

Can somebody please tell me, Where can I buy equipment to put 8hz sounds?

[@lynnboon9677]

Make more please I have never swam with a dolfin🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬🐬

[@fbucica]

how do you made the sound of 8hz

[@LionGoddess1]

i heard a low rumbling noise at 1:42 and abit before that

[@HelarJ]

The speakers are moving but I can't hear anything!

[@Wymiataczxp]

So why i can hear the dolphins in this video ?

[@LionGoddess1]

i hear it its a low rumbling noise.. ?

[@yanaabushairah6433]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

Not so! Do your research. Any musician will tell you that they tune their instruments to 440 hz! Before the Nazi's, we tunes it to 432. All the ancient instruments were tuned to 432 as well. And you didn't see the whole video I guess. Because they are quoting scientific research...

[@mrsbrown2053]

sound like someone in a latex suit on a leather couch

[@humandread]

8 hz, think its 8 khz? Or am i wrong, 8 hz is real low.

[@pokey256]

i have 8hz head phones. but i cant hear anything. or atleast idk what to listen for :S

[@humandread]

8 hz.....think its 8 khz?

[@charlotteparratt1418]

cute

[@leoonellzs]

Too random!

[@Ficktao]

What a new-age nonsense! " ... listen music at 432 Hz". If you would want to listen to 432 Hz, you would have to listen to one single tone pitched at a frequency of 432 Hz (soundwave of 432 cycles per second).

[@ЛюдмилаЛюдмила-ы2п]

сеанс психотерапии

[@TheHominumsosia]

Let's hear a sound I can't hear! That's healing... No way I get benefit, pc speakers are made to reproduce the range of sounds we can hear. 8Hz not included.