“Man, brain, heart electromagnetic field”
Source: http://www.vibrakeys.com/wordpress/tools-support/hirogsna-untangling-circle-of-life-spinning-torus/,
“Man, clock” http://newvaluestreams.com/wordpress/?p=637
Hopefully we don’t have to go over what an ecosystem is. By now one would hope most people have a grasp of the concept. Of course, from Genesis Eco Fund’s perspective, in addition to what everyone else says it is, to us an ecosystem is also a superorganism which generates a field of harmony and mutual symbiosis…a field of love.
So what is “entrainment,” and what does it have to do with ecosystems? For that, let’s switch from tell to show:
Video: Synchronization of Metronomes
Credit: Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations
Source: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aaxw4zbULMs
With a video like this It’s easy to see what entrainment is: in this case the shift from diverse to uniform oscillation. (There are MANY versions of this experiment available to watch on You Tube. We chose this one because it’s affiliation with Harvard lends it a bit of credibility in the eyes of sceptics and trolls.)
According to Wikipedia, Entrainment the above video demonstrates Entrainment in physics, or the process where two interacting oscillating systems assume the same period. However, it may refer to a number of additional phenomenon, most notably for our discussion:
1. Entrainment (chronobiology), the alignment of a circadian system's period and phase to the period and phase of an external rhythm
2. Entrainment (biomusicology), the synchronization of organisms to an external rhythm including such phenomenon as:
a. Brainwave entrainment (entraining one's brainwaves to a desired frequency)
b. Lexical entrainment, the process in conversational linguistics of the subject adopting the terms of their interlocutor
Source: Wikipedia, Entrainment
So today’s article is going to look at each of these phenomenon and hypothesize the effects of an ecosystem based on the established science.
1. Ecosystems, Entrainment & Chronobiology
According to Wikipedia,
“Chronobiology is a field of biology that examines periodic (cyclic) phenomena in living organisms and their adaptation to solar- and lunar-related rhythms.[1] These cycles are known as biological rhythms.”
Image: Biological clock human
Image & Quote Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronobiology
“Entrainment, within the study of chronobiology, occurs when rhythmic physiological or behavioral events match their period and phase to that of an environmental oscillation. A common example is the entrainment of circadian rhythms to the daily light–dark cycle, which ultimately is determined by the Earth's rotation. The term entrainment is justified because the biological rhythms are endogenous: They persist when the organism is isolated from periodic environmental cues. Of the several possible cues, called zeitgebers (German for 'time-givers', 'synchronizers'), which can contribute to entrainment, bright light is by far the most effective. Exercise may also play a role in determining circadian rhythm.”
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrainment_%28chronobiology%29
HYPOTHESIS #1: Ecosystems should help you sleep better.
An ecosystem, as a superorganism, will be Chrono biologically entrained to the natural rhythms of the planet, and this will be reflected in its electromagnetic field. Anyone in this field will experience some degree of chronobiological entrainment by proxy. Circadian rhythms will have a tendency to normalize and individuals should be able to sleep better.
2. Ecosystems, Entrainment & Biomusicology
According to Wikipedia,
“Entrainment in the biomusicological sense refers to the synchronization of organisms to an external rhythm, usually produced by other organisms with whom they interact socially. Examples include firefly flashing,[citation needed]mosquito wing clapping,[1] as well as human music and dance such as foot tapping.”
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrainment_(biomusicology)
An example of this includes brainwave entrainment, so popular in the New Age movement and even Self-Help circles. Here is a sample:
Video: 1 Hour Theta Brainwave Entrainment Binaural Beats 8 Hz - "Good for learning new Information"
Source: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUYXJDoytNs
If you actually follow the advice in the video and try it out (headphones work best), it is unquestionable that the frequencies in the audio are having an effect on your brain. The real question is what if any long-term benefits are you gaining from this? Or is it just a nice way to relax and “cleanse” the mind of all the garbage it accumulated through the day/week.
We are not here to debate the metaphysical benefits of such “meditation technology,” but rather ask the poignant question: is aligning a natural and biological organism to a mechanical (synthesized) frequency really the right way to go?
HYPOTHESIS #2 a): Ecosystems are the BEST for your brain.
Clinical studies have been done into the calming/healing power of nature sounds. If follows that any biomusical entrainment experienced with a superorganism whose energy frequency is in a constant state of balancing and achievement of optimal function for every organism within it, it follows that any human being (and brain) in the affective zone of said reach will likewise benefit.
Another example of biomusicological entrainment is lexical entrainment, or the tendency to pick-up on and mimic—if not adopt outright—the speech patterns and tendencies of others in social situations. The problem? Disagreements can quickly escalate into arguments if each individual begins getting caught up in the other’s hostility.
Think of a ping-pong match which starts out fairly calm and benign, but quickly escalates into an all-out war.
HYPOTHESIS #2 b): Ecosystems are the BEST for your relationships.
Be it in the home or in the workplace, if there is a superior enveloping field of love, the tendency for individuals to be afflicted by hostility—and effected by the hostility of others—is reduced. The soothing, calming influence of the entraining effects of the ecosystem act as a buffer, a balm if you will, and a moderating force taking the edge off otherwise tense human interactions.
What’s Next?
Experience it for yourself.
Yes, Genesis Eco Fund has committed itself to promoting and conducting research into ecosystems and their effects on human beings. And we will continually update our blog and website with related research information when it becomes available.
Ultimately, the best way to know for sure if you, your family and/or your organization can benefit from having an ecosystem in your life is to try it. See the difference entrainment and ecosystems have in your life.
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