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carry energy. In other words, this is a change of the environment, which occurs because
information enters it. The same is true as far as human thoughts are concerned. When
thoughts come and you put your attention in them, this activates certain emotions in you.
When this information programme (thoughts) resonates with the emotions which have
appeared due to those thoughts, then “continuous oscillations” appear, which loop man’s
attention on them. This often happens when lateral Aspects attack the Personality. But
all this is a consequence of, first of all, human choice! At the same time, he practically
does not track this process and the reasons for it. For example, in the morning he can be
visited by some thought to which he has paid attention. Then during the day or in the
evening, he can get overwhelmed with emotions that correspond to this information
programme, although the person himself has already forgotten about this thought. But
the programme has already entered him, thanks to the power of his attention to it. And it
is this programme that triggers thoughts that resonate with emotions, causing, as you
say, constant continuous oscillations. It does not come as a surprise that they then keep
running round in circles the whole day.
Everything is interconnected in the world and leaves a trace. For instance, in the giant
ionospheric resonator, the so-called stationary waves appear under the influence of
progressing waves of equal frequency and intensity, which move in the opposite
direction. The Chladni figures experiment can serve as an example of the stationary
wave vibration; this is when a bow is moved across the edge of a metallic disc, on which
sand is poured. The resulting sound excites stationary waves in the disc, the vibration of
which creates a certain geometric pattern. An example of stationary waves in nature are
oscillations in the ionospheric resonator known today as the Schumann waves and the
resonance effect they produce as the Schumann resonance. Today, scientists have
calculated that the frequency of the Schumann resonance is 7.83 Hz and concluded that
the waves resonate in a frequency range that is similar to the human brain, including the
alpha-rhythm frequencies.
Generally speaking, this frequency range is not as simple as people assume. But, as they
say, all it takes is just a wish to study it comprehensively. Because already now there is
an understanding that the alpha-rhythm is characterised by various modulations, an
alternation of increase or decrease of the amplitude of waves (spindles), and
“spontaneous” changes. By the way, I would like to note that in such altered states of
consciousness, for example, in the state of sleep, during which the delta-rhythm with the
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