Guitar by Martin Bachand
Percussion and background vocals by Dorian Sherwood
Keyboard by Rob Wells
Sound by Allan Vermue
Cameras by Marc Lostracco and Kelton Stepanowich
Edited by Marc Lostracco
Recorded at the Keyano Theatre
This musical track Hachiko (The Faithtful Dog) by The Kyoto Connection from the album Wake Up, has been converted to the 432 Hz frequency tuning and thus has an effect of healing, grounding and assisting you to be present in the moment, instead of being dissociated, energy drained, and in the state of dissonance – which is a typical state a human being is in after listening to music in the 440 Hz standard tuning. About 95 % of music that has been playing since 1930s is in the 440 Hz tuning. In other words, music that plays on the radio, in a concert, or your private music collection is most likely all in the 440 Hz tuning. This is a big deal because of what it does to your mind and to your state of consciousness.
COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: I, as the producer of this video, do not claim any credit for the musical track playing in this video; and I DO NOT own any rights to the music playing in this video. My only contribution to this musical track was to convert it to the 432 Hz tuning. The artist and the title of this musical track are explicitly stated in the video itself and in the description below as well. The purpose of posting this video in a tuned to 432 Hz format is for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY. It is to inform, to heal, and to assist humanity in experiencing and finding out about the truth and effects of the 432 Hz tuning frequency. The original artist of this track has given me permission to post their music on my channel. If you have any questions, please contact me at freeyourmind432@gmail.com.
Any music that is tuned to 440 Hz – regardless of what style it is – still dissociates your mind. Even classical, new age, meditational, or any music that is suppose to relax you and uplift your spirit, still has the same dissociating effect if its tuned to 440 Hz. This is a trick that has been played on humanity for almost 80 years; and the purpose of this trick was to dissociate our brain, so that humanity would be more easily susceptible to mind control. I realize that this may sound unbelievable at first to some of you reading this, so I suggest to experiment with this yourself and see how you feel when listening to a track in the 440 Hz tuning and then to the same track in the 432 Hz tuning.
The purpose of this project is to expose humanity to the power of the 432 Hz frequency, so that they can experience something that they were made to forget on purpose not too long ago. This music balances us out and connects us with each other, the earth, and all of its inhabitants. In contrast, 440 Hz frequency tuning was created and imposed in order to divide us and to make sure that we’re constantly in the state of tension and disharmony. This is what 440 Hz music does to our cells and to our body when we’re in the presence of these vibrations and this is why it was created. It is a form of mind control; and it was so cleverly done that so many of us don’t know about it.
Dear musical artist reading this. I strongly urge you to experiment with making your music tuned to the A=432 Hz tuning and experience how you and your listeners feel afterwards. If you have any questions on how to do this, please contact me freeyourmind432@gmail.com. Also, if you would like to have your tracks converted, please send them and I’ll convert them for you.
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Loved Ones and Leaving · Nicholas Hooper
Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
℗ 2007 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Conductor: Alastair King
Orchestration: Alastair King
Music Editor: Allan Jenkins
Programmer: Allan Jenkins
Orchestration: Bradley Miles
Performed by: Chamber Orchestra Of London
Producer: Darrell Alexander
Executive Producer: David Barron
Executive Producer: David Heyman
Orchestration: Geoff Alexander
Music Editor: Graham Sutton
Supervisor: Graham Sutton
Orchestration: Julian Kershaw
Leader: Marcia Crayford (orchestra)
Producer: Nicholas Hooper
Mixer, Recorded by: Peter Cobbin
Music Editor: Robin Whittaker
Assistant Mixing Engineer: Sam Okell
Orchestration: Simon Whiteside
Music Editor: Sophie Cornet
Samples: Spectrasonics Distorted Reality 2
Choir: The RSVP Voices
Contributor: Allan Jenkins
Composer: Nicholas Hooper
Contributor: Richard Nelson
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