Guides Your Brainwaves to 7.83Hz, the Earth’s Pulse
Pure Schumann Resonance uses isochronic tones, beating 7.83 times per second throughout the one-hour track without ramps. The 7.83Hz frequency is known as Schumann Resonance and is also referred to as the Earth’s Pulse. It’s a relaxing listening frequency and sits right on the border between the Alpha and Theta frequency ranges.
These tracks differ from my other Schumann Resonance product, which starts at the higher frequency of 13Hz and gradually ramps downwards for 10 minutes until it reaches 7.83Hz. This one is a pure 7.83Hz all the way through.
Interesting facts about Schumann Resonance
- Schumann’s Resonance occurs at 7.83 Hz and is often referred to as the Earth’s Pulse.
- Observations of Schumann Resonances have been used to track global lightning activity.
- It is believed that the frequency of 7.83 Hz can be used to explore the lower ionosphere on celestial bodies.
- It’s linked to transient luminous events, such as sprites, elves, and jets.
Note: Laptop speakers are usually too small to produce enough bass to effectively hear the entrainment tones. For better sound quality and results, we recommend using external speakers or headphones.
MP3 Downloads
Download the full high-quality MP3 versions of Schumann Resonance, and listen to them anytime you wish on:
- Cell/Mobile Phones
- iPad, iPods, etc.
- MP3 player
Listening Instructions
- Find a comfortable place to sit or lie down.
- Ideally, you should be in a distraction-free area and as quiet as possible.
- Close your eyes and relax.
This session is not explicitly designed to induce sleep, but it is incredibly relaxing.
Equipment Required?
Headphones are not required, but using them often results in a more profound entrainment experience. Any headphones will do, as you don’t need anything top-of-the-range. The small ‘in-ear’ earphones or the more prominent ‘over-ear’ headphones are fine.
External speakers—If you are listening with a laptop, the speakers are probably very small, which means it’ll probably be hard to hear the isochronic tones effectively. So, I recommend plugging in some external speakers for laptops.
