The Ugly Truth of Subliminal Frequencies

By Brian Hale, Digging Deeper Media

I think most of us have heard of subliminal advertising techniques, like flashing food images on the screen in the middle of watching something else, but this goes so much deeper.

Which has more power, the body or the mind? Most would, or at least should, say the mind. It is by far superior to the physical capabilities alone, because a strong mind will empower the body to be an overachiever when needed.

If you want to harness that power, you must learn to control it and the quest for mind control is a ancient art.

I have heard a million times, ‘You can’t tell me they are somehow controlling our minds, like zombies or something’. That actually sounded like something I might say when I was a kid, but that was a half a century ago. Now, I cannot imagine not knowing. After all, I was in the military and received training on psychological warfare, so obviously the goal to control another’s mind is a long standing one. Change my mind.

Now, there is solid proof that the government is participating in research designed to blatantly manipulate the unsuspecting human minds through subliminal frequency systems.

When podcasters, Bonnie and John Mitchell of AwakenVideo uploaded the new, dystopian Netflix disaster thriller, ‘Leave the World Behind’ into their editing program, they were surprised to find four soundtracks, instead of one, something they had never seen before.

One of these four audio tracks is inaudible to humans, because it’s entirely in the infrasonic range. Infrasonic frequencies are used in non-lethal weapons, where they can cause incapacitation, disorientation, nausea, vomiting and uncontrollable defecation.

When tuned to high intensity VLF and ELF frequencies, they are used as “antipersonnel weapons” (to kill people), to cause structural damage in buildings and even to cause localized earthquakes. Less publicly known, are capabilities in brainwave entrainment and the ability to attack the specific areas of the prefrontal cortex that are stimulated during religious experience.

With Michelle and Barack Obama being credited as Executive Producers, this all becomes that much more interesting. Bonnie cites two articles, “The psychoacoustic effect of infrasonic, sonic and ultrasonic frequencies within non-lethal military warfare techniques” and “Acoustic Trauma: Bioeffects of Sound”, where you can learn more about this kind of weaponry, particularly the section called “Sonic Violence”, from which she reads: An acoustic attack works on several levels. The first is physiological changes that take place within the body. These vary and are directly relational to the frequency of the sound and the intensity. Next is the isolation of the individual from the environment. Not only would high intensity sound effectively mask all other sound thereby rendering the user deaf to the immediate environment, but it would also make him/her powerless in the realm of vocal communication.

The aims of such systems are to influence and manipulate neural activity or to confuse or destroy the signals that normally keep the body in equilibrium. One such group of devices are silent communication systems in which non-aural carriers in the infrasound or ultrasound range are propagated acoustically or vibrationally for inducement into the brain.

They may be used to “artificially implant negative emotional states – feelings of fear, anxiety, despair and hopelessness.” Such a device is outlined in the 1992 US Patent #5,159,703.

The Patent (U.S. Patent #5,159,703)

Subliminal learning enjoys wide use today and subliminal tapes are being manufactured by a number of companies in the United States alone. Several decades of scientific study indicate that subliminal messages can influence a human’s attitudes and behavior. Subliminal, in these discussions, can be defined as “below the threshold of audibility to the conscious mind.” To be effective however, the subliminally transmitted information (called affirmations by those in the profession) must be presented to the listener’s ear in such a fashion that they can be perceived and “decoded” by the listener’s subconscious mind. We are referring to audio information in this discussion, however, information could be inputted into the subject’s subconscious mind through any of the body’s sensors, such as touch, smell, sight or hearing. As an example, early development work in the subliminal field utilized motion pictures and slide projections as the medium. Early research into visual and auditory subliminal stimulation effects is exemplified by U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,060,795 of Corrigan, et al. and 3,278,676 of Becker. U.S. Pat. No. 4,395,600 of Lundy and Tyler is representative of later developments in today’s subliminal message techniques.

The majority of the audio subliminal tapes available today are prepared using one basic technique. That is, the verbal affirmations are mixed with, and recorded at a lower level than, a “foreground” of music or sounds of ocean surf or a bubbling mountain brook or other similar “masking” sounds. The affirmations are generally recorded 5 decibels (db) or so below the “foreground” programming and regenerative automatic gain control is usually applied to permit the affirmations to change their recorded amplitude in direct proportion to the short term averaged amplitude of the continually varying “foreground” material. In other words, the volume of the affirmations will follow or track the volume changes of the “foreground” programming, but at a lower volume level. Circuit provisions are also usually included to “gate” the affirmations off when the music amplitude is low or zero. This insures that the affirmations cannot be heard during quiet program periods. Thus, today’s subliminal affirmations can be characterized as being “masked” by music or other sounds, of constantly changing amplitude and of being reduced or cut off entirely during periods of low or quiet “foreground” programming.

One of the principal, and most widely objected to, deficiencies in available subliminal tape presentation techniques is that the presence of the “foreground” material is intrusive to both the listener and to anyone else in the immediate area. No matter what “foreground” material is chosen, the fact remains that this material can be heard by anyone within its range and presents a definite distraction to other activities such as conversation, thought, desire to listen to other programming such as radio or television, need to concentrate, etc. Additionally, and because the tapes are used repeatedly by the same listener, any “foreground” music or material eventually becomes monotonously tiring to that listener.

It is the purpose of the following described invention to eliminate or greatly reduce all of the above deficiencies. Although its application to the magnetic tape medium is described in the following discussion, the technique is equally applicable to most other desired transmission mediums, such as Compact Disc, videocassettes, digital tape recorders, Public Address (PA) systems, background music installations, computer software programs, random access memory (RAM), read only memory (ROM), “live”, real time applications and other mediums now in existence or to be developed in the future.

Implemented on tape cassettes, for example, the subliminal presentation described here is inaudible i.e., high audio or ultrasonic frequencies, the affirmations are presented at a constant, high amplitude level, and they occupy their own “clear channel”, non-masked frequency allocations. If desired, the previously described “foreground” music or other material can be added to the tape through use of an audio mixer. The “silent” recordings are inaudible to the user or by others present and are therefore very effective for use during periods of sleep or when in the presence of others. Additionally, the basic requirements of subliminal stimulation are met. That is, the affirmations are efficiently transmitted to the ear and, while undetected by the conscious mind, are perceived by and efficiently decoded by the subconscious mind.OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION

Accordingly, several objects and advantages of my invention are:

(a) to provide a technique for producing a subliminal presentation which is inaudible to the listeners(s), yet is perceived and demodulated (decoded) by the ear for use by the subconscious mind.

(b) to provide a technique for transmitting inaudible subliminal information to the listener(s) at a constant, high level of signal strength and on a clear band of frequencies.

(c) to provide a technique for producing inaudible subliminal presentations to which music or other “foreground” programming may be added, if desired.

Still further objects and advantages will become apparent from a consideration of the ensuing description and drawings.BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In the drawings, the first digit of each component number also refers to the figure number where that component can be located.

FIG. 1 represents the block diagram of a suitable system which will generate a frequency modulated (FM) signal at 14,500 Hz.

FIG. 2 represents an approximation of the frequency response curve of the human ear and the signal decoding process.

FIG. 3 represents the block diagram of a suitable system which will generate a single sideband, suppressed carrier, amplitude modulated (AM) signal at 14,500 Hz.

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11 microphone or other                                                    
                 14 low distortion                                        
audio input signal                                                        
                 audio oscillator                                         
12 audio preamplifier                                                     
                 15 high pass or band                                     
if required      pass audio filter                                        
13 frequency modulation                                                   
                 16 output to tape                                        
circuit          recorder or other device                                 
21 point on low freq end                                                  
                 25 midpoint on curve                                     
response curve   between  points  23 and 24                                 
22 point on low freq end                                                  
                 26 speaker output of FIG. 1 to                           
of ear response curve                                                     
                 ear                                                      
23 point on high freq end                                                 
                 27 demodulated subliminal                                
of ear response curve                                                     
                 audio inputted to ear                                    
24 point on high freq end                                                 
                 31 microphone                                            
of ear response curve                                                     
32 speech amplifier                                                       
                 33 balanced modulator                                    
34 carrier oscillator                                                     
                 35 filter                                                
(455 KHz)                                                                 
36 mixer         37 heterodyne oscillator                                 
                 (469.5 KHz)                                              
38 bandpass filter                                                        
                 39 output signal                                         
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Please refer now to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, which are drawings of a preferred implementation of the invention.

The principle of operation of the silent subliminal presentation system is as follows:

An audio signal in the upper frequency region of the audio spectrum (for example, 14,500 Hz) is modulated with the desired information. The type of modulation may be any type suitable for subliminal applications; frequency modulation (FM), phase modulation (PM), upper single sideband with suppressed carrier, amplitude modulation (AM), tone modulation, etc.

For broadest application, the high audio frequency selected as the carrier frequency must meet two basic criteria:

(1) be high enough in the audio spectrum that its presence to the human ear is essentially unnoticed or undetectable (without the listener being informed that the signal is actually present) and,

(2) be low enough in the audio spectrum that it (and its modulation content) can produce a useful output power from home entertainment type cassette or reel-to-reel magnetic recorders.

This would also include, of course, small portable and automobile tape decks.

Alternatively, the output of the system can be fed directly into an audio amplifier and its speaker/earphone system, Public Address system, etc.

FIG. 1 provides the block diagram of an example of a system capable of generating the desired silent frequency modulated carrier.

The modulation information is inputted into the microphone

 11. Other suitable input devices may be substituted for microphone 11, such as a tape recorder or a radio. The microphone 11 is connected to the preamplifier

 12 and should have provisions for adjusting its gain in order that the optimum modulation index can be set in the frequency modulator

 13. The frequency modulator

 13 modulates the frequency of oscillator

 14 which has been adjusted for an output of 14,500 Hz as described above. The output of oscillator

 14 is fed through a suitable bandpass filter

 15 into the tape recorder or directly into a suitable amplifier/speaker system. It is the purpose of the bandpass filter to remove or attenuate audible products of the modulation process in order to maintain as audibly silent an output as practical.

On the receiving end, FIG. 2 represents an approximate and idealized frequency response curve of the human ear. The frequency modulated carrier (centered at 14,500 Hz), as generated above and played through a tape recorder or amplifier/speaker system, is shown on FIG. 2 as speaker output

 26, impinging upon the upper slope of the ear’s response curve at point

 25. The frequency modulated excursions of the speaker output 26 swing between points

 23 and 24 on the ear’s upper response curve. Because the response curve between points

 23 and 25 is relatively linear, this action results in a relatively linear demodulation of the original modulation intelligence, which is passed on subliminally to the inner ear. The amplitude of the demodulated output is not high enough to be detected by the conscious mind but is sufficient in amplitude to be detected by the subconscious mind. In the field of communications engineering design, the above demodulation process in known as slope detection and was used in early FM receiver design. In those receivers, the response curve was formed by the action of a tuned (inductive/capacitance) circuit. In our case, the response curve is formed by the natural response curve of the human ear. The same slope detection technique can be performed at the low frequency end of the human ear response curve. This region is indicated on FIG. 2 as between points

 21 and 22. This region, however, has a much smaller available bandwidth and is therefore more restricted as to the amount of information that can be transmitted in an inaudible manner.

In practice, the listener adjusts the volume control of the tape recorder or amplifier to a level just below that at which the listener hears an audible sound or noise from the speaker of the tape recorder. If the recording process is properly done, a spectrum analyzer or a calibrated sound level meter will reveal a strong signal emanating from the tape recorder speaker. A calibrated sound level meter, at a distance of 1 meter (with C weighting and referenced to the standard of 0.0002 micro bar) will typically indicate a silent power output of from 60 to 70 decibels. This is equivalent to the audio power of a loud conversation, yet, in the described system, is inaudible or unnoticed by the listener.

FIG. 3 illustrates a system which generates a suitable amplitude modulated (AM) signal, instead of the frequency modulated (FM) system described above. The output is a modulated, single sideband (SSB), suppressed carrier (AM) signal at 14,500 Hz.

The block diagram represents a common scheme for generating an SSB signal and will be briefly described.

The desired subliminal information is spoken into microphone

 31. This signal is amplified by speech amplifier

 32 and injected into one port of balanced modulator

 33. A continuous wave signal of 455 KHz is generated by carrier oscillator

 34 and is injected into the second port of balanced modulator

 33. The output of balanced modulator

 33 is a double sideband, suppressed carrier signal at 455 KHz. This signal is fed through filter

 35, causing one of the two sidebands to be removed. This signal is fed into one port of mixer

 36. A continuous wave signal at a frequency of 469.5 KHz from hetrodyne oscillator

 37 is fed into the other port of mixer

 36, resulting in an output of the original subliminal audio information but translated 14,500 Hz higher in frequency. The bandpass filter

 38 attenuates signals and noise outside of the frequencies of interest. The amplitude modulated audio output signal is shown as output

 39. Thus, as stated earlier, my invention provides a new system for subliminal presentations which is:

(a) silent,

(b) outputs a constant, high level modulated signal and,

(c) occupies a band of clear channel frequencies.

The foregoing description of the preferred embodiment of the invention has been presented for the purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above discussions. It is intended that the scope of the invention be limited not only by this detailed description, but rather by the claims appended hereto.

Claims (3)Hide Dependent 

What is claimed:

1. A silent communications system, comprising:

(a) amplitude modulated carrier means for generating signals located in non-aural portions of the audio and in the lower portion of the ultrasonic frequency spectrum said signals modulated with information to be perceived by a listener’s brain and,

(b) acoustic and ultrasonic transducer means for propagating said signals, for inducement into the brain, of the listener, and,

(c) recording means for storing said modulated signals on mechanical, magnetic and optical media for delayed or repeated transmissions to the listener.

2. A silent communications system, comprising:

(a) frequency modulated carrier means for generating signals located in non-aural portions of the audio and in the lower portion of the ultrasonic frequency spectrum, said signals modulated with information to be perceived by a listener’s brain, and;

(b) acoustic and ultrasonic transducer means for propagating said signals, for inducement into the brain of the listener, and;

(c) recording means for storing said modulated signals on mechanical, magnetic and optical media for delayed or repeated transmissions to the listener.

3. A silent communications system, comprising:

(a) a combination of amplitude and frequency modulated carrier means for generating signals located in non-aural portions of the audio and in the lower portion of the ultrasonic frequency spectrum, said signals modulated with information to be perceived by a listener’s brain, and

(b) acoustic and ultrasonic transducer means for propagating said signals, for inducement into the brain of the listener;

(c) recording means for storing said modulated signals on mechanical, magnetic and optical media for delayed or repeated transmissions to the listener.

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A Patent this old and that detailed convinces me that mind control was a serious goal all along. Why wouldn’t it be? If the whole world is at war with each other, people resort to anything to win. We pray for peace in all this mayhem. Ground your mind in Christ and God will protect you from the evil spirits that run loose everywhere.