Since the dawn of time, a silent, rhythmic heartbeat has resonated between the Earth’s surface and the ionosphere. Known as the Schumann Resonance, this 7.83 Hz frequency is the breath of our planet—a natural, electromagnetic lullaby that has nurtured all life since creation. It is the frequency of balance, of deep focus, and of nature itself.
But in our modern world, this primal connection has been severed. A fog of high-frequency electromagnetic noise—from Wi-Fi, cellular networks, and digital devices—has drowned out the Earth's natural song, leaving our senses scattered and our listening environments sterile.
