Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been around for thousands of years. It uses treatments and concepts that western medicine generally does not, such as acupuncture and herbal remedies. Practices like tai chi or qigong are also used to address inequalities within the body.

Modern science has provided evidence of what many communities and cultures have known for years—sound can be healing. Solfeggio frequencies, for example, are notes that promote health, wellness, and healing, often toward very specific parts of the body. They can also assist with mental health and clarity as well.

The pineal gland plays a vital role in sleep and general bodily function. When it is not working properly, it can lead to hormone imbalances that affect sleep and sex drive. A pineal gland tuning fork may help improve pineal gland function when used properly and regularly

Many people know Solfeggio as a musical technique. This contemporary version of Solfeggio teaches students intervals, such as the classic “Do Re Me” from the Sound of Music. 

Today we are exploring the Original Solfeggio: Six ancient frequencies that were phased out from mainstream use between the 11th and 17th centuries.  Originally found in Gregorian Chants, it is time for the power of these Ancient Solfeggio frequencies to be brought back into use.