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Shifting Frequencies

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This is an amazing book. You will either get it or you won't. If you do, you're in for a treat. If you don't--forget it. How will you know? If you can deal with one of the world's pre-eminent sound healing pioneers exploring levels of consciousness while `channeling' information that far surpasses most material on the subject of vibrational healing--this book is for you. It's written from a most interesting narrative of the "we"--allowing Goldman a technique to merge with Shamael, his non-corporeal angelic writing partner and journey to places well beyond the normal framework of sound for healing and transformation and thus to investigate aspects that are both fascinating and intriguing. If you are open to possibilities often unexplored on this subject, from the combined use of sound and crystals to the relationship between light, color and sound, you will "get" Shifting Frequencies. It focuses on the use of sound for vibratory activation and contains material uncommon to most sources of information. Other topics include: Harmonics and the Brain, Merkabas, Sacred Geometry, Crystal Singing, Mantras, Chakras, God Name Chanting, Vibratory Resonance, the Language of Light and other fascinating subjects.

If you're only interested in "traditional" information on sound--much of which Goldman initially helped bring to public awareness--go explore the plethora of other books that are available. If you want to find something that is new and different and will take you to realms of consciousness not normally found, Shifting Frequencies is for you.

This is a rather interesting and compelling book for the Metaphysic enthusiast, and a wonderful starter to those intrested in New Age psychology. Those who are not however may still find this book a genuine perception into the world of New-Age mysteries, and those who are familliar with the conceptual insight of " Inner Light " may very well make good use of this book. Brilliant and Insightful, Shifting Frequencies really touches common ground with the spiritual world without and within. Even those who do not believe will surely not turn away without some form of bieng enlightened. Self help is just around the corner, with this great self harmonizing and constructing message it sends out, you will feel rather enlightend and almost, illuminated. A better head on your shoulders, and this book will defidently take you there in its instruction based workbook like story medium that is easy for anyone to understand, and when reading this book in itself is a transitional change into a world of illumination. It works for me, it will work for you. A truly great insightful book.

Its all about the money. This book sounds like it was written for a bunch of 5 year olds. It was written by Jonathon and "Shamael". I bought this book thinking that it would have some good info. It did have about 5 pages or so of actual information. I marked the rest of the book with a b.s. symbol. If anyone wants a book that already has the actual information marked off from the bs email me.
If you want a book on this subject that still deals with religion somewhat I would recommend the Cosmic Octave by Cousto. His book is filled with info and graphs and charts. I was disappointed to see a few money making skemes with him, but I guess it is to be expected with this sort of thing.

I decided to buy this book to have a different, more esoteric view of music. If you desire to view this theme on a natural or more scientific perspective, this is not the correct book.

An author who poses himself like THE ALL, writing as if he knew the distant future, as well as pinpoint our erroneous conceptions of how we see music to-day (which he does), can give a very interesting perspective. Yet, interesting perspectives must obviously provide the perspective which is at stake. One cannot just pose the question and then evade the answer by writting something as shallow as, "you will find the answer as you evolve as a race"....

A sad-hungry hippie wrote this book. Yet I must admitt that it is an excellent midnight-bathroom book!!