Did you know that the ocean sings ? Sometimes it sings quietly, but today it is quite loud, and the waves are dancing !
I watched some YouTube videos on ocean waves, and the sound I heard was the same sound I hear every day. Some research is claiming that the sound frequency of the ocean is 528 hz (hertz), a measurement of sound frequency. The research says that this sound is soothing and healing.
I asked one of my spiritual advisors, a priest, if he knew anything about the sound made by the ocean and whether he knows anything about sound frequencies. He looked at me with great puzzlement, wondering if I was wandering into any “New Age ” territory.
He encouraged me; however, to read and meditate upon Psalm 148, where the psalmist encourages nature to praise God. I read that Psalm, and many others, and finished my reading with Psalm 150. I noticed how many times the phrase ‘Praise the Lord’ occurs. Let us praise the Lord for the magnificence of his creation, including the sea, that ‘sings’.

And if the sea wouldn’t praise Him the rocks would cry out!
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Amen ! And the trees would clap their hands! 🤗
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I love hearing that applause!
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God is in everyone and everything, after the winter comes the spring,
The birds would start to sing,
Blessings afterwards would they bring ,
Nature is a wonderful thing ,
The bells of joy shall ring,
Bing , bing , bing ,
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The ocean is marvelous, it’s a glimpse into the majesty and magnificence of our God. I watched YouTube videos about the layers of the ocean. It’s so mind blowing! I always love your post Sally! 🤗
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Thanks so much, Dawn. I am deeply inspired by your posts. 🤗
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I love the ocean and your blog really spoke to me today. Perhaps that’s why I titled my debut novel, By the Sea. I’m a bit envious of your setting!
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Thank you so much. And congratulations on your first novel. 🤗
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Thank you!
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My first novel is set, not by the sea, but by a lake.
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Works for me. Looking out on water, no matter the size, inspires and draws me into God’s presence.
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The universe sings, each thing in its own way. We also vibrate constantly.:)
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Beautiful photo!
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And the morning stars sang together.
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Yes His creation sings out His praise and so should we. Beautiful pic Sally.
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Very beautiful Sister in Christ, Sally; everything is from the same origin God as an expression of his love and creative power, so all things are expressing God’s omnipotence. This is also a reason why we all should worship God’s awesomeness and majesty; he is the Lord thy God. Amen
Brother in Christ,
Lawrence
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Thanks for the insightful and encouraging comment, Lawrence. 🤗
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🤗 Back at ya Sister Sally! You’re welcome anytime! We’re off to the cove here, then church! Have a beautiful Sunday!
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Sally, you are correct on your research. The frequency of wave action and also of a fire burning resets the alpha waves in the brain. That frequency has also been used in studies with success on helping ADHD children do their homework (for example). I have a PHD psychologist brother (now retired) who worked on this research. God knows what he is doing.
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Thanks, Gary, for your research. This is so interesting. Yes, God knows what he is doing. 🤗
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Wonderful post Sally. The heavens and the earth declare the glory of God.
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And all creation is shouting for joy….😁
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My husband and I spend time along the ocean shore. It is very therapeutic, spiritual, and rejuvenating. It seems to draw us back every year. 🌊
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Yes, Gail, I agree. It is a healing environment where we can sense God’s grandeur and power. 🤗
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528 Hz. I love the sea! Thanks for the info!
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Hi ! If you are a musician, 528 Hz vibration sounds similar to a C5 chord on piano or guitar. 🤗
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Thank you!
I’m not a musician but I also love the sound of the sea.
The sound of water movement is always relaxing.
Note:
I also studied sociology, here in Brazil.
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You are in Brazil ! How amazing ! It is a very vibrant country. It is great you studied Sociology too ! 🤗
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Yes, and you are American, I suppose! 🙂
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Carlos, I live at the very edge of North America, in a part of Canada called Newfoundland. Newfoundland was a colony of Britain until 1949, when it joined Canada. I live in a small fishing village. My home is on a hill overlooking the North Atlantic. 🤗
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Wow!! That looks very beautiful!
Do you like this environment by the sea?
Like you said, Brazil is vibrant, tropical and warm, the people are like that, too.
I fear the cold, brrrr
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HI!
There is a connection, for sure, between environment, and the temperament of specific peoples. Brazil, being tropical and vibrant, also has warm and charming people. I feel sure that rates of depression are lower in Brazil than in colder climates.
People from colder climates can sometimes show behaviours than seem aloof, since they are more isolated from each other, and winter keeps them inside a lot.
The climate here, since we are on an island, is temperate, that is, it neither gets really hot or cold. Here, on the peninsula where I live, we get little snow but more wind in the winter.
You are very blessed to live in Brazil. 🤗
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Yes, you’re right, this natural heat cheers and frees people, and allows them to interact more with each other.
You know, when heated, molecules stir more, it’s physical.
I love this land, the heat, and the beach when I can go.
Now I’m home, in shorts, shirtless, and barefoot, it’s a freedom that 27°C offers.
Congratulations for living near the sea, coastal region offers a natural poetry.
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Interesting that when molecules are heated, they stir more. Thanks for sharing. 27 degree heat sounds like paradise. I am sitting in the dark by the light of a Himalayan salt lamp, and a beeswax candle, listening to the ocean sing. God creates many kinds of beauty. 🤗
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Many beatifuls!
Please, look this,
“and the ark went upon the face of the waters.”
https://petislove.home.blog/2019/10/26/and-the-ark-went-upon-the-face-of-the-waters/
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Thanks for sharing !
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