What does our voice tell other about how we want to be treated? The invisible truth is – the way people treat us is affected by subconscious vibes that we send out. Unconsciously they are affected by our unconscious messages. A good portion of relationships occurs below our conscious minds.

People react to the subtle energy we send out...that we are not aware of. However, we can increase our consciousness, by focusing on our thinking and feelings as we interact with people. Focus on tiny feelings that you may not even be able to put into words. What you think and feel will carry on your words.

Our voice is a bridge to others. We subconsciously and habitually tell people how we want to be treated as quickly as we introduce ourselves. What voice do we use, when we say our name? Let say our name several times and feel how it sounds. These questions will help analyze our subtle messages to others:

· Do we love our name as it comes out of our mouth? Do you even like your name? Can you say your name as if it is the most special sound in the world?

· What are we feeling? Proud? Insecure? Suspicious? These feelings are part of our messages. They are not hidden.

· What is the speed volume, pitch, EQ of our name? Try saying your name and changing each one of these items. Which ones sound the best?

· What is our posture, which affects our voice?

· Where does our name vibrate in our body? Our head? Our gut? Our nose? Try saying your name and think of a different area of your body and watch your voice change?

· Do we change the pitch at the end of our name? Does it go up or down?

· Do we say our name like a question, expressing uncertainty about
who we are and what we want? 

· Do we swallow our breath?  Do we say our name in the front or the back of our mouth? Do we want to reach out to them or hope they come chasing after us?

Dimensions – this word implies intellectual stuff that people are far from understanding, but surprising there is much we already know about the crazy idea of dimensions. For starters, a dot belongs to the first dimension, whereas a line links to the realm of two dimensions. Width, heath and length link to the third dimension. We add the energy of time and whala! We have another dimension. And seriously, would we really think that with all the possibilities that there are no other dimensions??? Even science has shown mathematically the existence of theoretical dimensions. So what do we know? The dot is a small part of a line. Let’s use the lines to draw designs for a paper house that we construct that has width, height and depth. If we were the dot, we would make decisions on the information contained with the dot. If we were the line, we would make decisions based on the “line information,” and so on. But notice that more energy is contained in higher dimensions. In ancient times medicine men and mages used meditative techniques and brain entrainment processes to allow their minds and emotions to go to other dimensions, and retrieve information. Back to our example: surely the dot consciousness would benefit by knowing all of the information that the line knows – the line holding potentially infinite dots. Likewise throughout the ages man has gone to higher dimensions to retrieve information to make a “bigger picture” decision. Perhaps our future selves reside in another dimension or other selves live in a parallel dimension or a higher dimension. Today, perhaps we could go to a meditative theta brain wave state and ask to see ourselves after we have solved a problem or accomplished a big task we are just beginning now (energy follows intent – think of Schrodinger’s Cat Experiment in psychics). We could use this not only retrieve information, but energy and answers to current problems. Energy flows both ways.

Prenatal Babies, Infants and Music

“What is the human body, but a constellation of the same powers that formed the stars in the sky.” Paracelsus – ancient Greek philosopher

Ancient and modern wisdom suggests that music listened to by a prenatal baby is influential in the positive development of the child. 

A little smattering of research on the impact of music on babies is listed below:

• "Mozart and Vivaldi cause fetus' heart rates to stabilize, whereas rock music drove fetuses to distraction and they kicked violently."  Thomas Verny
• Music learning begins in utero. Peter Hepper of Queens University in Belfast found that 2 weeks before birth fetuses recognize differences in songs/sounds.
• Dr. Tomatis from France used the sound of the mother's voice that a person heard in utero to reprogram, ground and comfort people.
• Mothers sing better when their infant is present - 1999 study by Laura Lee and William Thompson, York University at Toronto.
• Sandra Trehub of University of Toronto found that babies as young as 6 months prefer consonance to dissonance.
• Various experiments have shown that plants exposed to classical music all day, thrive and grow well. On the other hand, plants exposed to heavy metal music all day shriveled up. Heavy metal music had a very definite negative impact on plants. Although this doesn't mean that it will have the same negative effect on your baby, heavy metal music is not soothing, either for the mother or for the baby, and as such, it will certainly have no positive impact on your child. 

Sounds interact with us on all levels. Of course they interact with a growing baby, within the mother's womb. What the mother listens to makes a difference!