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The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Native American Indian Mounds

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Re: 'Sounds of the Stone Age', or Prehistoric Acoustics by Anonymous on Wednesday, 18 April 2018

I found the programme very adifying. It explained so much,not least the effort that was put into the construction of these sites.
I have yet to read your book but I am intrigued by the potential effects of standing waves on the brain.
There is much speculation as to the possible role of endogenous DMT produced by the pineal gland and its role in obtaining altered states of consciousness.
located very close to the centre of the cranial cavity it may be stimulated by vibration with the right frequency...
many eastern spiritual practices venerate the ohm sound, and I speculate if this is productive of a similar affect, and moreover they this was possibly accentuated of maintained with more consistency and less singular effort by sitting within a group making such a sound within one of these sites.
Further, I speculate that the orb and tuning fork-like headdresses of the ancient Egyptians may have had a similar function.
I wonder if similar research has been done on the ancient pyramids?


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