Fractals & Sound

Fractals were discovered by Benoit Mandlebrot a mathematician born November 20, 1924, in Warsaw, Poland. Mandlebrot contribution to fractals earned him the nickname “The father of fractals”. A fractal is a continuous series of mathematical shapes that repeats itself forever, in numerology and appearance—you could zoom in and out on a fractal and the appearance will remain the same at any focal length.

Sound:

Nature has its own music as well, this form of art is synchronized through frequencies, hertz, and vibrations. Frequencies that emit 40 hertz or higher can heal through sound stimulation by activation of neurons in the brain that ultimately generate vibrations that can felt throughout the whole body Dr. Rose Moten, a psychologist and therapist utilizes sound instruments—like Tibetan singing bowls and gongs during meditation to guide her patients into a healing state simply using frequency and sound as therapy. Research by Oncologist Dr. Mitchell Gaynor have shown that sound therapy can promote healing against Alzheimer's disease, high blood pressure, depression, and cancer.