The Power of 'Your Voice'

The Power of 'Your Voice'

Yantara Jiro

The Story

 

For many years of my life, I have pondered over the human language and the difficulties people encounter when expressing one's self, especially when conforming to the structural linguistic principles of conversation.

I spend my time growing up observing people’s reactions to everyday life experiences, listening to the whistling wind, rattling leaves, made noises from knocking things, doing lip trills etc.

 

Through observation and feeling, I noticed the phenomena behind why miscommunication arises between people; it is because they are unable to truly express how they feel within with words. And that through social conditionings forbids them to truly say what they feel. Even crying or laughing has to be controlled and only display appropriately at the “right” time.

 

I realized that if people are willing to open their hearts and accept one another as they are with sincerity and honesty, there can be much more harmony in this world. Regardless of our background, culture, or era, human beings are always learning to speak the language of emotions.

 

The more I pay attention to music and sound, the more sensitive I become when listening to the types of sound around me. I could tell whether someone is truly meaning what they are saying, or if fear is within their words or if they are lying. I found that shouting, projecting sounds of anger towards someone could be psychologically harmful and damaging to the nervous system. When a person is exposed to constant verbal abuse within an environment whether at home or work, one’s personal self-esteem and confidence including health gradually deteriorate.

 

In our society, majority of the music created gravitate towards love songs. The content of these songs usually illustrate failure, lamenting over troubled memories and regrets. There are no doubts powerful songs of hope and courage are created, but the ratio is hardly significant to create a balance.

 

Research

I started researching on how Sound affects our consciousness and our body. I began toning random sounds including vowels “a,e,i,o,u” and found them to be mentally liberating. A sense of lightness is felt whenever I hum or sing in the shower. 

When I am happy, I sing. It is as though my cells are singing and my vocal chord is the loud speaker to amplify the music within me. My experience showed that in-order for a person to sing freely without lyric, or simply to hum a random tune or self-created melody, one needs to let go of all resistance of self-conscious thoughts. The freedom from limiting emotions and thoughts allow the person to tap into the creative brain.

 

The creative side of us does not follow a structure and is subjected to the changes of the person's feelings, thoughts and other sensory perceptions. In other words, the same sound can be interpreted in a thousand ways. The reason being is because sound is a carrier of the intention of the speaker. That is how a composer gets inspired or “hear” a melody in the mind and translates that onto paper.

 

Cymatics Research on "visualizing sound" has shown that every sound/tone has a shape, and sound is a carrier for consciousness. When sound tones are stringed together, music is created.

 

 

Cymatic Shapes on Visualizing Sound

 

Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, Harvard-trained neuro-anatomist discovered that "nirvana" or enlightenment could be experienced in the right brain after she suffered a stroke that took her 8 years to fully recovery. She went through a major brain surgery to remove the clots that was placing pressure on the language centers in the left hemisphere of her brain. Her journey towards recovery provided the space and time for her to experience this realization deeply. 

Jonathan Goldman says the formula for Sound Healing is “Sound + Intention = Healing”.

 

My Work:

I started using sound, primarily my vocal chord to intentionally tone on my clients’ body. 7 years of experience showed me amazing results such as rapid cellular healing, shrinking cancer tumors and even receiving information beyond what was provided by the recipient. When I project sound onto a person’s body, I could “feel” or sense the wellness or lifeforce of that person.

 

It is similar to when your friend or family member is not feeling well. You could “feel” but just being around them, whether they are happy or not. I ponder over why this sense of knowing is possible. What is connecting us together? How is information being transferred without words?

 

What is the primal language for all life-forms?

It is vibration. Vibration can be measured as frequencies and when utilized consciously delivers information across time and space. Radio Waves, Sine Waves (sound), fiber optic (light) etc. This vibration when spoken I call it, “The Light Language” or “The Language of Feelings”.

 

How does a band or a solo singer on stage command a force of 1000 audience to dance and sing along? What is the power in their voice? It is Intention.

 

When thoughts and feelings are aligned, the sound expressed from that person would be magnificent, powerful and inspiring. Each person’s voice is unique and one of a kind. No voice in the world is ever the same. Our voice has power, and when utilized and trained consciously open doors to infinite possibilities. If you have a voice; you can sing; you can tone; you can hum. And each sound, each note you express from your heart represents a thousand words.

 

About Yantara Jiro

Yantara Jiro Goh is a visionary, inspirational facilitator and leader, vocalist and an explorerof Sound and Consciousness. He is the founder for "Gathering of Awakening", and International Leader of Middle East and Asia for "The Difference™". He travels with joy facilitating his seminars and courses in over 10 countries around the world. Yantara teaches through his journey of spiritual awakening to inspire and invoke the inner power within us to come into alignment with our Source and co-create with the waves of global awakening consciousness.

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