Do the audio morphic fields work on a deaf person?

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Do audio morphic fields talk to cells directly or need to go through ears first?

Would they work on a deaf person?

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Welcome to the forum, @TeslaS! :grinning: Yes, they will work on a deaf person. I was trying to find a specific comment for Dream’s “Hearing loss” audio, saying that a doctor had told a lady, that even if a jet plane took off right next to her, she still wouldn’t be able to hear it. But damn, there’s a shitload of comments. :smile: Lol. The lady would go on to listen to that audio for the next couple of days, and she had started to make out sounds. If you scroll through the comments long enough, you will find it. As long as it’s loud enough for your subconscious to hear, then you’re good.

Personally, I just listen to the audios on one notch of volume, with my earbuds on.

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Would be great if @El_Capitan_Nemo or @SammyG confirmed as there’s no info about this on the FAQ. It says you need to consciously hear them, but it also says they can be extremely low volume and still work, so not sure.

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Yes they would work for a deaf person as long as it was loud enough for a hearing person to hear it. The fields work through the aura technically.

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So it seems like theoretically, we could wear noise cancelling headphones or something and won’t block it, the body will absorb it directly. As long as the waves are “loud” enough to reach our body.

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I knew it!

Told ya @FROMNOW. All your problems with Sapien’s music are solved :wink:

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Nope. You can just play something on speakers with a volume, that is loud enough “for a hearing person to hear”. And then you can listen to something else on headphones.

You don’t need to actively hear the field! :smiley:

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You don’t need to hear any of the sounds in the video/audio. :slight_smile:
Remember this exchange we had:

EDIT: Since you changed your last post so much, I just want to point out that you demanded confirmation:

I would want to hear this from Sam or Dream if it really works like this

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I was refering to my advice, you responded to :smiley:

Pro Tip: you don’t need to listen to the music. Loop the field on speakers, while you listen to your music / meditation track / subliminal / audio book. Adjust the volume of the field, so the music can’t reach your ears.

-Source

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Try it out man.

You can put the volume of the field so low that you are barely hearing it. Then your headphones should cancel the sounds of the field on a normal volume level. :smiley:

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The field will work on you, as long as you can consciously perceive it, when you don’t have headphones on.

Volume only matters if you want to increase the radius of the fields effect. From SammyG himself:

Amplifying fields is only helpful for something like if you have a party in your house and want to fill your house with unconditional love energy or want to clear out entities from a whole neighborhood.

- Source

Usual radius of the fields is:

five feet

- 2nd Source

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Here’s your answer. It’s a quote from one of sammyg’s post from the “Hi Guys” thread. It’s something I had already knew (I had posted that “It all starts with the subconscious” in my “Subliminals 101” thread, a long time ago in March), but I’d took a mental note when Sammy G said it himself.

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THIS is what I always wondered! So essentially, as long as one’s energy field/aura hears it, the effects are there.

I assume, “loud enough for a hearing person to hear it” - is a good benchmark on what level of sound reaches the aura?

The associated question is - conscious perception, as @ConkerRyan aptly pointed out. How crucial is this aspect for the optimal use of the audio? Or would it work even without it? For example, if I play the audio loud enough - and then play the TV which mostly drowns out the Sapien audio, would it still reach the aura? In this example, assuming I am 4 feet away from the speakers - the sound is probably getting to the aura (?) but I am not consciously perceiving it.

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Under this logic, it would probably still work. In the FAQ page, sapien said that you can play background noise as long as you can hear the field. Assuming that you are deaf, hearing the field would basically be playing it loud enough for your aura to reach it, meaning that it won’t matter if you are playing other noise as long as the fields energy is reaching your aura.

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Well you all answered it anyways but yeah, it would still work. The audios are conduits for the energy and the soundwave will still reach the person. Sound is vibration too and will affect deaf people as well.

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I’ve read several posts and threads since I joined here that give different answers. Like in this thread they answered that fields cannot reach people unless they consciously hear it. I would say Sammy, you know best. I’m confused still though lol

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If a deaf person has the audio playing right next to them then the soundwave is of very close proximity and the energy will easily affect their being. But if the audio is on in the bedroom and they are in the living room then the sound won’t affect them at all. Were it someone who’s brain is able to process the auditory information (fancy way of saying… not deaf lol) then the person in the living room can still be affected by the audio if its loud enough to hear.

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Ahhh i understand, thanks! :slight_smile:

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Thanks, @SammyG - if I am in the same room, audio is moderately loud, but I am not “consciously” hearing it as, say, for example, the TV is pretty loud and drowns out the Sapien audio fully, would my aura still benefit from the Sapien audio?

Also, would conscious and meditative listening increase the effectiveness of the audio? Or it does not matter?

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@angelblessings Yeah, that’s completely fine.

@Maoshan_Wanderer Yeah, you’d still benefit. And yes, conscious and meditative listening does indeed increase the effectiveness of audios in general. Not necessary but does give a boost if needed.

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