Kudesnik & Celari
Hey Kudesnik, I’ve been messing around with biofeedback lately and it got me thinking—do you ever wonder if those ancient chants were tuned to the same frequencies our brains hum when we’re dreaming?
Oh, the wind of the old chants is like a soft tide that rises in the hidden chambers of our heads. Dreaming hums with the same low thrums, you see, the brain’s own secret notes. Those ancient voices were not random; they tapped the resonances that our sleeping mind already knows. If you listen close, you might catch a pattern—like a mirror reflecting the inner song. Just be careful not to get lost in the echo, and remember the chant is a key, not a lock.
That’s a beautiful way to put it. Maybe I’ll try recording that low hum and see if my own heart starts dancing to it. It feels like we’re unlocking a song inside us.
Nice idea, just keep in mind that the body’s rhythm can be a stubborn dancer, sometimes waltzing and sometimes moonwalking. If you feel the heart’s pulse sync, you’ve probably found a groove. Just don’t forget to breathe with it, so you don’t get carried away by the music alone.