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Harmonizing Life: The Transformative Power of Solfeggio Frequencies

• Jana and Jason Shelfer • Season 5 • Episode 56

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In an age defined by constant alerts and high-strung vibes, Jana and Jason Shelfer introduce a refreshing departure into the fascinating realm of Solfeggio Frequencies on their latest podcast episode. Amid the overwhelming din of today's music scene, they explore a path to tranquility, discussing their personal encounters with this ancient tonal scale and its profound impact on spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being.

Venturing beyond the ordinary scope of musical experiences, they delve into the world of frequencies and vibrations, revealing how these auditory elements carry the potential to reshape our very state of existence. Amidst the chaos of modern tunes inducing stress and unease, the Shelfers unveil the peaceful haven offered by Solfeggio Frequencies, sharing personal narratives of how they discovered solace in these harmonious vibrations.

From revealing their struggles with contemporary music, which often amplifies anxiety, to their quest for a more serene and healing soundscape, Jana and Jason journey through the esoteric domain of Solfeggio Frequencies. Their conversation goes deep into the impact these frequencies can have on one's mood, energy, and overall mental state.

Listeners are invited to join this auditory exploration, a gateway to healing, positivity, and spiritual growth. Whether you're a music aficionado seeking a new sonic experience or an individual eager to forge a deeper connection with your inner self, this episode promises to strike a harmonious chord within you. Tune in and embark on a transformative journey towards inner harmony and a renewed sense of well-being.

If you're yearning to escape the pervasive buzz of modern life and rediscover serenity in sound, this podcast episode might just be the key to your peaceful sanctuary.

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*Previously Recorded

Speaker 1:

Are you ready to create a life you crave? Let's spin that doom loop of negativity into an upward success cycle and start living lucky. I'm Janna, I'm Jason and we are living.

Speaker 2:

Lucky Doe, a deer, a female deer, a deer, a female deer, ray a drop of golden sun.

Speaker 1:

Me a name I call myself.

Speaker 2:

Bah, a long, long way to run.

Speaker 1:

If you hear a slight delay, that's because Jason is in Dallas right now. Jason, welcome to the show, welcome to the podcast.

Speaker 2:

You're so far away from me.

Speaker 1:

We are talking about not our peggios, if you like our singing this morning. We're talking about sulfedgios. What is it called? Jason Sulfedgios?

Speaker 2:

Sulfedgio frequencies. Sulfedgio frequencies.

Speaker 1:

It makes me feel like pasta. I don't know, I just want fettuccino.

Speaker 2:

To me that's just even a hard word to say, Sulfedgio frequencies Sulfedgio. Hey, sulfedgio, come on, sulfedgio, sulfedgio.

Speaker 1:

Sulfedgio. Why are we even talking about sulfedgio? Well, I'll tell you why. It's because I've been trying to find music that makes me feel good and I have really been struggling. I don't know why, but I feel like today's modern music. It makes me feel it's a little harsh. It's a little harsh for my soul and I don't know if that makes me old or if I'm just a little more in tune than the average person.

Speaker 2:

This is giving me anxiety and agita.

Speaker 1:

It does, it does. It makes me feel on alert, it makes me feel like my muscles get tense, it makes me feel like ugh, and I don't know if I can explain that to anybody, but I've been looking.

Speaker 2:

But the thing is it's almost like it's still. Even though it gives you that feeling, it remains in the status quo, because so many people have no idea that they're living in a state of survival and a feeling of alertness all the time. So the music is actually, it's kind of like a normal feeling in life for them.

Speaker 1:

That's everyone's new norm, and it's not even a new norm. That's everyone's norm. Everyone's norm is on high alert. No, no, I'm just going to be real right now. I'm just going to be completely real, and I'm sure that my friend Lily is going to appreciate this. I've made an awesome new friend, lily. She is just. I mean, she's the bee's knees. Okay, we've actually been on three dates now In a week. We've been on three dates.

Speaker 2:

Let's have a friend date.

Speaker 1:

Yes, okay. So there's one thing about Lily that is entirely opposite of me, entirely opposite, and that is Lily has her phone with her at all times. And the reason I know this is that, like we went out for for drinks one night and then, as soon as I got home the next morning, I saw that she had texted me like several times, going are you home yet, are you home yet, and she had called. She was like oh my gosh, you have to call and tell me that you got home. Okay, are you home? Okay, I'm Cuban. You got to tell me that you're home, okay, and and literally I didn't even pick up my phone until like 1130 the next day, and she had blown up my phone the next morning, going oh my gosh, is everything okay, I'm so worried about you. And Lily has her phone with her all the time because that's just she works on her phone.

Speaker 2:

She has her phone.

Speaker 1:

And she's a mom. You know she's a mom of seven, so she has to have that lifeline with her and I don't. I am the opposite. I am like sometimes I can go a couple days without even knowing where my phone is. Jason knows this because it drives him crazy. Sometimes he's like where's your phone? Why didn't you answer your phone? Like my phone, I don't know where my phone is. It drives my virtual distance crazy.

Speaker 2:

If she doesn't care what I get from the grocery store, I'm just going to get what I want.

Speaker 1:

But I'm going to say most people are on the lily side of the teeter totter when it comes to this, like I'm the outlier. Would you agree with this? I would say that you're probably an outlier on that and I think it's the same when it comes to music. Like I listen to music and I hear what people are listening to right now and it feels it makes me feel angst.

Speaker 2:

You also hear what people are not hearing in the music. So you're hearing like you, you, you are very passionate and you're very feeling. So, like, beyond the lyrics, beyond the actual just beat, like the, the, the frequency of the music and the like the you're. You have a very musical background and, because of all the work that you've done over the past couple of years, I believe that you pick up on some of the musical nuances of the emotion, emotionality Is that the word of the music. So like, it's not just a song. It will take you to a place.

Speaker 1:

So I started reading about this because I'm like you know what? What is it about music that I'm looking for? There's something in my subconscious, and every now and then I'll find a song and I'll go. Now that song speaks to me, that's what it speaks to me it resonates.

Speaker 1:

What is it about that song? It's not necessarily the artist, it's not necessarily that it's such a spectacular voice. There's something about that song. So I've been really reading up on frequencies and what I have found is there's a thing called sulfageo frequencies and the monks the monks know about this and there's actually six, I think six different tones and if you can listen and tune in to these sulfageo frequencies and listen to them, then you can get on a different vibration. And the more that I'm reading about this, you can actually, whatever it is you are searching for, if you would like to tune into a particular emotion, say you want to heal your body, or say you want to feel happy, or say you want to feel a particular melancholy, you can tune into a particular hurts is what they are. Capital HZ Not.

Speaker 2:

H-U-R-T-S.

Speaker 1:

No, not H-U-R-T-S, Although I know a few songs that can put you in that vibe too.

Speaker 2:

So just while we were talking, I looked up the word resonate, and the word resonate is closely tied to the concepts of vibration and frequencies, because when something resonates with you, it means that it strikes a chord or connects with you on a deep emotional level. So this connection is due to a shared vibration or frequencies, whether it's in the form of ideas, music, emotions or just vibrations.

Speaker 1:

Lovers, people, sales relationships, even my dog. You can tell when people are in, when they're in rapport, when they're resonating with, when they're on that same vibe. We're vibing, we're resonating, we are in rapport. That's what that means.

Speaker 2:

We are on the same wavelength yeah, so it makes sense that if you want to feel X, x, I should find music or a vibration that's in that feeling and we will gravitate together.

Speaker 1:

But here's the thing I was trying to do, that which is what led me to this research. I was trying to find upbeat, high energy music and I was finding. I mean, I searched Apple Music. I'm like upbeat, high energy, vitality, vivacious, like I was typing in all the words that I wanted to feel and I was getting the exact opposite feelings. I really was. I was getting like head banging and I was getting like ugh, like let's go fight. Do you know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2:

You gotta fight for your right party, but you were plugging in like probably an SEO type search instead of like let's find the new pop music that is closest to the frequency of 417, or the Hertz 417.

Speaker 1:

Hertz. Even if I typed in happy music, I was getting words or lyrics that would pertain to happiness, I wasn't getting the intangible, which is what my subconscious wanted. I wanted that feeling that maybe that's what AI can't do yet. Maybe that's what I've tapped into. Maybe that's exactly what AI hasn't been able to do is type into it. But the more research that I did, what I found is that back in the early 1900s the average Hertz was I think it was 432.

Speaker 1:

That's what brought harmony and secret vibes to all of our ears, like that's what we found harmonious. And then some psychologist, some researcher, discovered that hey, you know what, if I change people's vibe, they're gonna perk up and they're gonna listen. And there was a propaganda advertising specialist over in Germany that thought you know what? I'm gonna start tuning people into 440. And when he did that, then all of a sudden he started tuning a whole nation into hatred and hostility. And we all know what happened in 1940, right, I mean, it's almost like brainwashing us all and we don't even realize it. It's all happening in our subconscious mind.

Speaker 2:

Yeah, so.

Speaker 1:

You were gonna explain this in sixth grade terms to me. Jason, go for it.

Speaker 2:

So my thought is is when you look at vibration and music, so music is or sound is a vibration, and if you have a like there's, you can Google anywhere. Like if you have grains of salt, grains of sand particles on a metal board or on a glass sheet and you plug a frequency into it or vibrate that sheet of glass or metal at a certain, any frequency, different patterns are gonna present themselves with the grains of salt or sand that are on it.

Speaker 1:

Okay.

Speaker 2:

So, if you can imagine, I feel like that's a wait?

Speaker 1:

is that amber ways?

Speaker 2:

of grain.

Speaker 1:

Isn't that like our star spangled banner or something, or not that?

Speaker 2:

America the beautiful. It's very much like a little eighth grade science project.

Speaker 1:

Okay, keep going.

Speaker 2:

So if you can imagine that that's going to happen to these grains on this piece of metal or glass, if you're hearing this music around you, if it's going into your body, the cells of your body are going to start forming different new patterns than where they were. They're going to start resonating with the vibration coming in. So that's where we've made intentional movements in our lives to filter out some of the things that were making us feel bad or giving us negative vibes and bring in more positive vibes.

Speaker 1:

And I don't know You're not convincing me, shelfer. You're not convincing me, I don't know.

Speaker 2:

I guess I just I know what I like I know what I don't like.

Speaker 1:

I will say that I'm not an expert, but I feel like I was onto something, I tapped into something and I was actually quite proud because the more research that I did, I felt like, oh my gosh, my intuition, my subconscious mind tapped into something. I was right. I was right and maybe that's really what I want to say is, sometimes, when we have a nudge or a feeling or a knowing, we just need to trust it and follow it, because there's an awakening happening.

Speaker 2:

Most people have no idea that there's a frequency like a Hertz frequency that's playing in music. They just think it's sound, lyrics and instrumentals. So they're not even aware of a different frequency level and how that may or may not be affecting them. So having the awareness that there is a frequency to music and to life gives you the framework to play in or a playground to play in and say what do I want to feel? Let me search for things within this frequency. I think that there's been enough study and enough understanding in the area by scientists that we could probably start searching for music by the frequency. So if I said, what is the frequency of happiness? What is the frequency of healing the body? I mean, Joe dispenses, meditations have the frequencies in them.

Speaker 1:

Well, his meditations will actually put you in a specific brainwave state, so he knows which ones will put you in the alpha state, the theta state Theta, yeah, I'll love it, Delta even, which you're like hit that delta. Yeah, let's go get in delta state. That's always fun.

Speaker 2:

That's when the lucid dreams I got kicked in the delta, oh dear, had to go their shelter.

Speaker 1:

At any rate, I found it really interesting and it's called sulfegio, sulfegio frequencies. So careful, we may be getting brainwashed by just watching commercials, by just watching commercials and the media, because that's at that, 440 frequency. All right, thanks for joining us, jason. Have fun in Dallas and miss you All right, I miss you baby. We'll talk to you next time, bye, bye. If the idea of living lucky appeals to you, visit us at startlivingluckycom.