Chapter 1
Various Forms of earth Frequency
Have you ever stopped to consider the staggering amount of energy contained within our planet? Energy causes every change that occurs on earth. Consider the amount of energy needed to rotate the planet on its axis, the energy expelled through the eruption of a volcano, or the energy needed to move the water in the oceans. Earth’s energy is complex, powerful, and constantly changing and being converted into different forms. The energy contained in earth’s weather can range from a gentle breeze to a devastating hurricane. Everything vibrates, the earth included, and it is this rate of vibration that creates frequency. According to the Schumann Resonance,1 the natural pulsation of earth’s electromagnetic field ranges between 7.83 hertz to 43.2 hertz. The lowest point of 7.83 hertz is often considered the vibrational frequency of the earth. This electromagnetic field is contained within the earth’s atmosphere, not within its crust or core. Earth’s energy can be seen in active physical changes to the planet as well as changes to the biological systems on the earth. There is an extreme amount of energy held within the core and crust of our planet. Even though billions of years have passed since it was formed through intensive heat, earth still contains some of that original heat. Earth is also able to create its own heat, which is generated through the process of radioactive decay. So while the earth has been slowly cooling since its beginning, it is also creating enough heat to maintain a steady temperature. Since this process is ongoing, there are times when heat, its internal 1. Miller, Iona, “Schumann Resonance: Excerpt from Nexus Magazine, Vol. 10, #3, April-May, 2003” https://www.sedonanomalies.com/schumann-resonance.html.
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