Bloomie wrote:
Paul, I totally know what you mean! I saw a show about that a while back. I myself don't usually go into the countryside or to other countries, because they don't have TVs, but I am very familiar with the universal drone. Here in New York City is very strong and very pronounced, probably because the corner of West 4th and Charles Street is the center of the universe. And I'd even say it's a bit stronger than just a sound sensation, sometimes it's really pretty pronounced. It makes the universe quiver and the ground shake. You can't hear what you're saying. I can feel it in my top-floor apartment (when I turn down the TV, like during the news). It's amazing. Thing is, people here don't really understand it. They tell me it's a subway, like trains running in secret tunnels underground. Yeah, right.
Bloomfield...
That's the New york drone. It's caused buy the Crystal People moving about underground in their Crystal Cruisers setting up surveillance in high-rise apartment buildings.
I figured that there would be people here who would relate. Andrea and Susan and everyone else who has had similar experiences, What you are describing
is what I am talking about. I titled the thread Universal drone because that is the only term I've heard that somewhat describes the feeling that I am trying to describe. For me it most often happens in a natural setting, although there have been places with buildings on them where I have felt it before as well. It is a sense that is also somehow a sound but not exactly... It is very hard for me to describe but there is something happening. It is as though there is something highly organized and mechanical going on just beyond comprension and that it involves everything everywhere. It almost makes complete sense, but it is elusive... It seems to linger a moment and then it's gone but it is truely unforgettable as Susanfx said.
Veg, I have talked to my mom on and off about these experiences and she had the same theory about the Ohm sound.
I have also wondered regarding this if the ability for people to sense or kind of hear this could be somehow related to music. Music, as I understand it, is a mainly human experience but could it connect us deeper to something like I am describing? Our need for music and rythm could be much more complex than many people assume.
Andrea, the Phoenix and Dragon is about 2 miles from our house. I will check that book out. Thanks.
Best
-Paul
Paul! I know exactly what you are talking about, and it goes along with something I was starting to research not too long ago(and am still researching)--ley lines, and sounds of the earth. You are not loony 
You being alone, in a pure, quiet setting allowed you to tap into a wondrous thing that our ancestors got to hear much more often, fortunate beings that they were! 
