Healing Frequencies Are Music to Your Pets' Ears

By Patrice Ryan Jun 14th 2012

You probably have heard the expression "music to your ears." Well, the Solfeggio frequencies that date back to ancient times are noted as having specific healing frequencies that are often used in the application of sound therapy to assist you in reducing stress, illness, and in getting back into balance. Sounds good, right?

In consulting with my clients, I often suggest that they play music for their pets. It's all about creating a sense of well-being that you can hear and feel through vibration. This is especially helpful when driving your pet to the vet.

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When I work with veterinarians at their offices, I will have the Solfeggio tunes playing on low volume on my iPhone. It's so funny to me how after a short while, the vets will ask me if they are hearing music. I will take out my iPhone and share my secret weapon with them and they get so excited. Usually they'll say, "I was wondering why I started feeling so good! I want to play it all the time in the clinic."

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I also incorporate sound vibration into my practice by using tuning forks for more focused, hands-on sound vibration healing. The tuning forks are a great tool that I share with my workshop students and clients.

The main six out of the nine known Solfeggio frequencies are:

396 Hertz – vibration is associated with releasing guilt and fear

417 Hertz – vibration is associated with facilitating change

528 Hertz – vibration is referred to as the heart frequency (the love signal) and associated with DNA repair

639 Hertz – vibrations is associated with connecting and relationships

742 Hertz – vibration is associated with awakening intuition

852 Hertz – vibrations is associated with returning to spiritual order

Music is a universal language and it's a great way to create a more harmonious relationship between you and your pets. Stay tuned!

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