Song of the Sun

Song of the Sun

Does the Sun sing our solar system into being? Johannes Kepler spent much of his life trying to describe the working of the “music of the spheres” which was a scientific belief in his time and before. From these efforts his third law was developed that relates the period of revolution of Earth, to the average distance from the sun. The formula describing this law can compute any other planets average distance from the sun if the period of revolution is known. This is the result of his efforts to describe planetary motion in terms of musical harmony. Though this may seem quaint today scientists seem to be still exploring the concept of “the music of the spheres.” In Scientific American 68.2.1, there is a note that “Another method was found to calculate planet position by use of harmonic numbers found and derived from Mayan astronomical calculations.”

The past few decades have found astrophysicists discovering that our local star generates acoustic waves (sound waves) at frequencies reflected in the intervals of the planets in our solar system. Five-minute oscillations in the Sun's atmosphere were discovered by Leighton and his colleagues in the 1960's. By the 1980's it was realized that these were actually acoustic waves occurring at intervals of 5, 20, 60 and 160 minutes (Longair, High Energy Astrophysics). These acoustic waves, seem to vibrate according to the speed of sound at varying depths in the Sun.

In humans hearing is limited to frequencies between about 20 Hertz and 20,000 Hz, with perception of the upper frequencies often decreasing with age. Hertz measures the number of cycles per second. Though some people have claimed to hear these low frequency acoustic vibrations, most only “hear” the Sun through instruments.

John Keelys Law of Corporeal Vibrations states, in essence, that everything can be understood as the result of vibration. Each object or being has a signature vibration. When harmonic relations are formed, or waves become entangled, between two bodies, a vibration and its chords will simultaneously occur in the other body. Quantum mechanics has called this phenomenon superluminal, pilot waves etc.

This would explain, at least on an energetic level, why all the planets in our solar system are changing in the same ways.

The longstanding "dynamo" theory of the Sun is not congruent with these findings. An electric model of the Sun takes into consideration the interaction of magnetic waves with these acoustic waves and explains the intense heat of the corona, which property mystifies proponents of the dynamo theory.

Swiss astronomers Francois Bouchy and Fabien Carrier from the Geneva Observatory are exploring the acoustics of the star Alpha Centauri A. As the nearest star visible to the naked eye, at a distance of a about four light-years their measurements show that this star pulsates with a seven-minute cycle, very similar to what is observed in the Sun.

The ancient people of Peru revered the Sun and other stars as those Beings who gave us the archetypes for Life. The oral tradition, and apprenticeship of how to become a bridge between the Sun and the Earth has continued to this day.
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