Every aspect of the physical universe is vibratory at some level

Evidence

The vibratory universe idea has not been entirely left to mystics, however. Indeed, I cannot think of any aspect of the physical universe that is not vibratory at some level. Quantum mechanics teaches us that matter is actually made of waves, which have the usual properties of wavelength and frequency; the evidence of this is abundantly clear, but of course we can’t go into it here. Light, microwaves, radio waves, and so on exhibit obvious vibratory wavelike properties. Cosmologists tell us that the whole universe is still vibrating in various modes as a remnant of the Big Bang. Even the most modern and abstruse corner of theoretical physics, string theory, supposes that the different particles found in nature are distinct vibratory modes of tiny stringlike objects. I am not a mystic, but I do believe the universe is vibratory. — Eric J. Heller, Why You Hear What You Hear- An…, 20

Categorization

• XREF: Connects to the acoustic strand already in this library (soundscape, deep listening, silence books) as the physics-layer grounding for why sound matters: hearing is access to universal vibration.