News & Updates

Monaural Beats — A Hidden Middle Ground

Monaural beats sit between binaural beats and isochronic tones. A complete acoustic and neuroscientific comparison of all three brainwave audio techniques, plus practical use guidance.

Tibetan Singing Bowls — Sound Science and a Practice Guide

Why do Tibetan singing bowls settle the mind? The latest systematic review research (2024–2025), the truth behind the “seven metals” myth, how to choose your first bowl, and a 5-minute home practice.

Schumann Resonance: What 7.83 Hz Actually Is, Why You Can’t Hear It, and What the Research Really Studied

The 7.83 Hz Schumann resonance is lightning-driven electromagnetic waves resonating between the ground and the ionosphere, not a sound. The calculation that makes its wavelength match the Earth's circumference, the 1960 observation, what happened when we made a 7.83 Hz track, and what the cited studies actually tested.