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432 Hz – Does Frequency Have a Meaning?
by Simone Vitale | 23/02/2026 | Philosophy of Sound | 0 Comments
The discussion around tuning music to 432 Hz continues to evoke strong responses. For some, it represents a return to natural harmony. By others, it is dismissed as pseudoscience wrapped in attractive language. Between these positions lies a more useful question: what...
SonoBirth: Supporting Regulation and Connection in Pregnancy and Birth
by Simone Vitale | 06/02/2026 | Sound Therapy | 0 Comments
How Sound Becomes a Practical Ally in Pregnancy and Birth In my previous article, Sound Therapy in the Field of Pregnancy and Birth, I spoke about the profound role sound plays in early life. But once people understand its importance, the next question naturally...
Sound and the Vagus Nerve: Science, Practices, and Tools for Nervous System Balance
by Simone Vitale | 16/01/2026 | Sound Therapy | 0 Comments
Why the Vagus Nerve Matters In my 2019 article "Sound Therapy and the Vagus Nerve", I introduced the relevance of the vagus nerve in sound-based therapy. The vagus nerve, the great “wanderer” of the nervous system, weaves its way through your body, linking your brain...
Outgrowing Oneself
by Simone Vitale | 26/11/2025 | Philosophy of Sound | 0 Comments
There’s a famous illustration by Camille Flammarion showing a traveller kneeling at the edge of the world, lifting the sky like a curtain to glimpse the vast cosmos beyond. It’s often seen as a metaphor for the human impulse to go beyond what’s known, to question...
When Sound Makes Light: Sonoluminescence at the Edge of Physics and Mystery
by Simone Vitale | 29/09/2025 | Philosophy of Sound, Science of Sound | 0 Comments
If you send a loud enough tone into a liquid, tiny gas bubbles can implode so violently that they flash with light. This is called sonoluminescence. In its cleanest laboratory form, a single micron-scale bubble sits in a standing acoustic wave and emits a...
Can Cells Really Hear?
by Simone Vitale | 07/09/2025 | Science of Sound, Sound Therapy | 0 Comments
Those of us working with sound in a therapeutic setting have been well aware of its profound impact on the human body. We know that sound can calm the nervous system, shift our emotions, and bring us into states of deep presence. Yet, the general view of sound is that...
Soundscape Mapping: Tuning Into the Subtleties of Your Sonic Environment
by Simone Vitale | 25/08/2025 | Philosophy of Sound | 0 Comments
Mostly, we think of sound healing as something we create, an intentional experience shaped by voice and instruments. A moment set apart from the noise of the world, a carefully curated bath of vibration and stillness. But what about the sounds of daily life, where we...
Sound Therapy and Neurodivergence
by Simone Vitale | 19/06/2025 | Sound Therapy | 0 Comments
The Resonant Power of Sound Healing for Neurodivergent Individuals In a world filled with sensory stimuli, neurodivergent individuals, such as those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), often experience heightened...
Sound, Mass and Magnetic Fields
by Simone Vitale | 03/06/2025 | Philosophy of Sound, Science of Sound | 0 Comments
Sound, as we commonly understand it, is just a vibration that travels through air, water, or solid materials. It's what we hear when air molecules move back and forth, creating pressure waves. But in recent years, scientists have discovered that sound is more than...
Music of the Spheres and Songs of the Earth
by Simone Vitale | 14/04/2025 | Philosophy of Sound | 0 Comments
The Music of the Spheres is an ancient philosophical concept that envisions the cosmos as a vast, geometrical system of harmonic proportions, where celestial bodies move according to mathematical principles and generate an inaudible series of tones that together...
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