There are quite a few phrases in French that for some reason probably pertaining to the French culture itself, deal with things that go on in the middle of the night. For the rest of us who are not French - although well, there is something in me there from way back - but at least for those of us living in the modern Western world other than in France, we'd all expect to be asleep at midnight, at least traditionally before the contemporary Cyberpunk world of the internet and 'late-nite' Ramen Noodle bars and neon signs and flying cars and all of that...
'Midi et minuit' - well that means 'a quarter past midnight.'
'Midi a minuit' - is something that could be a bunch of different things but the one I like is 'darkness at midday;' it doesn't quite mean that literally: it means midday and midnight/night and day, that sort of thing.
'L'heure bleue.' God only knows what that means. The French don't know - you won't get two to agree if you even get two of them together on it at any one time...
Anyway I'm going to introduce you to something different now...
You are going to see things.
Stick your headphones on, whack the volume up high, and concentrate on what I'm telling you... And go to the bottom of the article here and press 'play.' And then come back up here.
This is the kind of thing the great producer and director of female superstars - Vadim - was able to do to them. He got them into 'a zone.' Every movie he ever made you could easily say was a dog except for two or three scenes in each one of them which places him in the top two or three of all film directors of all time.
Vadim. |
When I write a letter, that is, an 'alphabet' for super advanced intelligent beings it doesn't consist of a sound, it consists of the sound, and the color attached in this occasion, and several other things as well.
If you breathe in air that is colored, or you are standing under a shower playing sprays of LED-colored light over you, and the mists bouncing off your body are a particular color, if it is green, then it is easier to slip you out of alignment with all the other colors by rocking sounds or light frequencies back and forth around the balance point, the midpoint.
You can also artificially attempt to do it yourself and some of you will be able to - by just letting your eyes follow a figure-of-eight pattern in front of them, endlessly, really fast if you like or if you can, and even better yet... ...oh no, I can't say here; what I've said will get you there anyway.
Just be careful that you are not trying this in some high class French restaurant deep into the evening, when they brandish about that other phrase they have: 'en salle.' Because that usually means 'flambe en salle' which if you're not careful can easily turn into 'the room is on fire' and not just 'fire in the room.'
...So anyway, there you are, in your living room, lights down low (because it's demi et minuit, right?), and you think you're all alone...
lol.
You are alone, right?
There's also a specialized device around the place these days too - the Russians have it, so do the Americans, and they, the US Embassy people in Cuba or Ecuador or some place just last week formally announced they had been subjected to such things - and if I poked that thing anywhere near you and turned it on while you were doing that 'figure-of-eight' thing, you would go right off your rocker and not be able to pull yourself back from all kinds of weirdo sensations and hallucinations.
Okay so it may not work on some of you in this particular 'manual' structure that we are playing around with just right here and now.
But don't think I can't get it to work, just by explaining it all a bit better. I'm just not intending to go too far here right now because it is dangerous of a thing, really. Some of you will work it out anyway as it is.
We - you - us/we're only half way there at this stage. Believe me there are people who can 'kick this right over the edge' from this point,
Here, I'm sharing the thing I use to time the breathings
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That's a pretty good example of the 'hemi-sync' sound environment - where there is an apparent spatial moving of the sound from 'left' to 'right.' Some people use the word 'binaural' and some others don't like that description. In all events this IS an example of the sound frequency effects - bearing in mind that various products are capable of generating LOTS of different varieties of this, some that have markedly pronounced effects on individuals, some frequency bands having less effect or some none at all.
ReplyDeleteI have the luxury of being able to program these myself, in a audio language called "csound." This allows for some experiment with pitch shifting algorithms on recorded or synthesized sound. Perhaps it's time to do a little searching through the whole space of frequency versus binaural shift.
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