Cymatics For Your Right AND Left Brain

by Jodina Meehan on October 29, 2009

I was just re-reading a wonderful piece on writing on cymatics – it’s called a “Commentary on Cymatics” by John Beaulieu, N.D. Ph.D. – and it reminded me that both our “right and left brains” become engaged when we watch cymatics, and both are hungry to be “fed” with their own kind of cymatics information.

As Dr. Beaulieu reminded me, our right brain wants to see cymatics images, create cymatics experiments and feel the vibration personally; our left brain wants to understand why cymatics works.

So today, I have some cymatics for both your right and your left brain to enjoy:

1. Cymatics For Your Right Brain:

Get your hands and eyes involved by building your own simple cymatics device using my free cymatics instructions here. You won’t need to spend more than $20, you can build your device in under 20 minutes, and you will be able to see your voice making amazing cymatics patterns right before your eyes.

2. Cymatics For Your Left Brain:

Go read Dr. John Beaulieu’s excellent introduction to Hans Jenny’s “Cymatics” book here. It’s a great cymatics read, and will give you a good, solid introduction to the ideas, hopes and principles underlying cymatics. To get you started, here’s an excerpt:

“I first became aware of Dr. Jenny’s work in 1974 when I was working at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital in New York City as Supervisor of Music Therapy. A fellow therapist placed a copy of Cymatics, Vol. I on my desk. I remember the joy of looking at the cymatic sound patterns, and the wonderful sense of “Yes!” that rippled through my being. Each picture was worth at least a thousand words and I felt as though I were reading volumes in just a few minutes...Source

–Jodina

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Vivek Joshy November 10, 2012 at 5:47 pm

Thanks for your earlier tips!MY EXHIBITION WENT GREAT!MY TEAM WON!CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH!PLEASE DO MAIL YOUR REGARDS!I INSIST!THANKS AGAIN!

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Jodina Meehan Reply:

Congratulations on your project’s success! I would love to hear more about your exhibition and how it included cymatics. Write me here in the comments and I will reply…thanks for the note!

-Jodina

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Essam Rageb April 22, 2018 at 3:51 pm

Were any tests made on Arabic language alphabet and/or words?

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Jodina Meehan Reply:

I believe there may be, although I haven’t done them myself…let me know if you find anything on that! Thanks for writing in!

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