🖋️Random Diablogs from Random Dialoguists

⚡Wise Words | Seeing The Way with Ian Moncrieff MacMillan 👀

"You know, I once heard very wise words.
Your hard work is the dream of every unemployed person;
Your restless child is the dream of everyone without children;
Your small home is the dream of every homeless person;
Your little capital is the dream of every debtor;
Your poor health is the dream of every patient with an incurable disease;
Your peace, your peaceful sleep, your accessible food is the dream of everyone in a country at war.
You must appreciate everything you have. After all, no one knows what tomorrow will bring." - Jackie Chan

⚡How To Grow Younger, Medicine of the Future Series Part 44 by Yvette Masure | Health is Wealth🌱

Sound Healing with Tuning Forks

The "ocean of emotion," as I call it - my topic last week - is found in the skull, specifically in the hollow of the amygdala.

It holds the cerebrospinal fluid, which we use for frequency transmission of the vibrations from specific tuning forks. This week, I will delve further into sound healing with tuning forks.

Perhaps you’re listening to music as you read this, or maybe you can hear birds, the whirl of a fan on this hot day, or just the sound of traffic.

There are so many sounds around us if you listen. 🙏

Our ability to hear is both precise and intricate. The eardrum vibrates, and the sound waves travel through the ossicles to the cochlea, causing the fluid in the cochlea to move like ocean waves.

Tiny hair cells send messages to the auditory nerve, which in turn sends messages to the brain. The auditory cortex, located in the temporal lobe of the brain behind your ears, holds the seat of memory and perception.

In fact, different tempos, sounds, languages, and particularly sound levels, affect not only your mental activities but also your physical reactions and emotions.

As noted on ECG machines measuring brain activity, alpha waves at 60 bpm are synchronised with this. Researchers at Stanford University in California found that the slower beat can synchronise with delta waves, helping with relaxation and sleep.

The auditory nerve can signal our ears to dampen outside noise and focus on what we want to hear. So, if someone is focused on a piece of art or reading a book, they can easily be startled—they literally did not hear you coming.

Our brain's chemicals reset in response to frequency, vibration, and tone as well. These chemical triggers can dramatically alter mood, perception, and even address emotional and neurological ailments.

To be continued next week. 💚🌱

Love🐼

Health is wealth💚🌱

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Do listen to Yvette’s Random Dialogue talk (at 36:20 mins)  HERE 

📅And Finally

Random Dialogues 27 is on Wednesday, 25th September from 8PM to 9PM (UTC+1), featuring 6 speakers, each with 6 minutes to present. What do some of our previous speakers have to say?

“As always such a diverse set of fascinating people shared a random anecdote or angle on a passion or interest last night. You never know quite what will come up or what will be said and that's part of the beauty and magic of a Random Dialogue” Niall Jones  - Founder of the Peer Space 

“It was my second time speaking on this type of platform and I love it. Because I could listen to others and it was quick and short! I enjoyed it a really fun experience!” Gerda Skrickiene - Baltic Sauna Expert 

“This was a fun event,  enjoyed being part of it” Carol Brown Co-curator of the 'Secret Guildford' exhibition at Guildford Museum about the Special  Operations  Executive. The organisation that sent agents into Europe in WW2.

“Thank you Jane for the opportunity to share my story and passion on Random Dialogues. What a brilliant platform; discovering wonderful people with amazing passions. If you get the opportunity grab it” Sarah Winterflood - Photographer and Women’s Confidence Coach 

"You make me so happy for giving me the opportunity to share my story with anyone out there! With a loving bow" Julia Hayden - Soulwork Academy

“Random Dialogues is a modern-day self-help movement to encourage people to find and share their voice. And it’s fun too” Ian Moncrieff MacMillan - Virtual Summit and Online Event Organiser 

“A great way to step outside your comfort with a supportive community and a chance to hear some valuable insights from others” Emma Sacommani - Messy Reality Mental Health Trainer 

“Jane is a cut above the rest in networking and bringing different folk together to share their “random dialogues”.  I have met some wonderful people through Jane and am looking forward to meeting many more” Katie Langhorn - Specialist Mortgage Advisor 

🏁Almost at the end

Ever thought about publishing a book? This week’s video in the Random Dialogues Facebook Group is all about how to do it. Watch the video here.

Jane

Until next Friday at around 6:08 am, which, according to the weather office, is when the sun rose today in the UK where I was:

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