Socrates

Perhaps you have heard of the Solfeggio scale of frequencies. Perhaps they are still fairly new to you.  I was first introduced to this concept by a musician friend of mine who had learned of this ancient six-tone scale through a friend. Old world music such as the Gregorian Chants, Mozart and other early composers, as well as early mathematicians and philosophers like Pythagoras and Socrates, were keen to the Solfeggio scale and its mysteries.

Much of a tree’s mass is subterranean. Often times a tree’s root system extends outward underground for miles. In fact, trees in a forest are often intimately connected through delicate root systems, microbes and fungi. Scientists have only recently discovered this hidden aspect of forest ecology because primarily they have only been concerned by what they could see above ground.