GreenMedInfo's own Sayer Ji recently visited the CymaScope lab to discuss the new portable CymaScope that is in development. The new model will be fully portable, making it suitable for working in sacred spaces, and optional accessories will make it possible to render heart sounds visible and brain waves visible, among other health-related monitoring.

The basic principle of the CymaScope instrument is simple: Sound is imprinted onto pure water, rather like making a fingerprint visible on glass. To make a fingerprint on glass visible fine powder is dusted onto the glass, while to make a sound print visible on the exquisitely sensitive surface of water, special lighting is "dusted" onto the water. Such sound imprints on water are geometric analogs, or models, of the sound frequencies and are called CymaGlyphs, "cyma" meaning "wave" and "glyph", meaning "symbol". The new portable CymaScope will feature a built in camera that can be WiFi connected to a viewing device, such as an iPad or iPhone, or to a video projector, making it possible to watch the imagery unfold in real time.

John Stuart Reid, who is leading the development team said, "We are very excited by the potential for our new CymaScope model, not only for use in sacred spaces but also for its health monitoring applications. In addition to cardiac and brain monitoring the new model will be able to make visible a wide range of therapeutic sounds, such as tuning forks, crystal bowls, Tibetan bowls, harps etc, making it possible to study the geometries embedded in those sounds. And for those interested in studying plant sounds, it will be possible to make visible the sounds emitted by plant cells, with an optional accessory. The price point we are aiming for will be a significant reduction on the CymaScope Pro instrument cost, making the new portable model accessible to many more people, although final pricing wont be known until later this year." 

Sayer Ji commented, "The CymaScope is revolutionizing the way humanity understands Life, Nature, the cosmos, consciousness and ultimately our own divine nature. In the same way that the telescope and microscope opened up previously unimaginable depth, dimensionality, and context to our existence, the CymaScope will not only create a supernova of growth and understanding in virtually all domains of science; it will also open avenues for new forms of diagnosis and healing which are non-invasive, inexpensive, and stimulate the body-mind's own regenerative capabilities."

If you are interested in exploring the possibility of owning a portable CymaScope, please register your interest via their contact form and it would be helpful if you would state your proposed application: https://cymascope.com/contact/

Sayer Ji with John Stuart Reid in the CymaScope lab. The CymaScope Pro instrument is seen in the foreground