While there’s a number of different opinions on where the solfeggio frequencies originated, it’s widely believed they were first introduced by a Benedictine Monk and music theorist named Guido d’Arezzo in the 10th Century. Guido d’Arezzo put music to a poem called “The Hymn To St John The Baptist.” This hymn, which is a Gregorian chant, is the most widely celebrated example of the use of the solfeggio scale in ancient music.
The six original tones of the solfeggio scale are all present in it. This is the first stanza of The Hymn To St John The Baptist: Ut queant laxis Resonare fibris Mira gestorum Famuli tuorum Solve polluti labii reatum Sancte Johannes You may notice that the musical scale of Ut-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La is present, which forms the basis for our modern Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So-La-Ti scales used by musicians today. Each scale holds a particularly frequency that can be measured in Hz.
Here they are: UT : 396 Hz Re = 417 Hz Mi = 528 Hz Fa = 639 Hz Sol = 741 Hz La = 852 Hz These six tones form the original solfeggio scale. Three extra frequencies were subsequently added, yielding the modern day solfeggio scale which consists of nine tones 174 HZ – RELIEVES PAIN, TENSION AND STRESS 285 HZ – HEALS AND RESTORES TISSUES 396 HZ – RELEASES FEAR AND GUILT 417 HZ- RELEASES NEGATIVITY AND HEALS TRAUMA 432 HZ – THE HEARTBEAT OF THE EARTH 528 HZ – THE LOVE FREQUENCY 639 HZ – FOR HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIPS 741 HZ – ELIMINATES TOXINS AND NEGATIVITY 852 HZ – AWAKEN YOUR INTUITION 963 HZ – THE PURE MIRACLE TONE This track contains none of the actual tones but rather a conbination of all the base fields representing the tones, Which in a unique way can offer you a safer alternative.
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