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Sound Satsang – “Sounds of the Earth” 23 Apr 2024

Updated 19 June 2024 | Published 1 May 2024 by M

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Sounds of the Earth, Sound Satsang

“Earthing”, Electrical Grounding and the Power Grid — Where Does Grounded Electricity Actually Go?

Updated 29 June 2024 | Published 16 February 2024 by M

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“Earthing”, Electrical Grounding and the Power Grid — Where Does Grounded Electricity Actually Go?

Boiling Water with Resonance — Dumas Effect, Peter Davies, George Wiseman, Stanley Meyer

Updated 29 June 2024 | Published 30 December 2023 by M

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Boiling Water with Resonance

2003 Blackout Analysis Superb Edu on Power Grid

Updated 29 June 2024 | Published 18 May 2023 by M

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2003 Blackout Analysis Superb Edu on Power Grid

Mainstream explanation of History of Power Grid 60 Hz vs 50 Hz 110 VAC vs 220 VAC

Updated 3 July 2024 | Published 28 March 2022 by M

Mainstream explanation of History of Power Grid 60 Hz vs 50 Hz 110 VAC vs 220 VAC

Sounds of Power Meters are similar to sounds of Bosnian Pyramids

Updated 6 July 2024 | Published 14 April 2021 by M

Sounds of Power Meters

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All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.