The Science of Resonance
Resonance is a scientific principle of how matter and energy behave. It’s based on an underlying law of the universe: all matter vibrates at different frequencies, emitting energy fields capable of influencing what’s around them. Resonance is the proven phenomenon that energies of similar frequency are attracted to each other and synchronise through the principle of “like attracts like”, in turn reinforcing or amplifying each other.
An example of resonance in action is the playground swing. A swing has its own natural oscillation, but when someone pushes it, applying the same frequency and rhythm, the swing increases in height. OK — but what does all this science have to do with life?
