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"Future Science Series: The Note from Heaven – Vocal Sound Therapy with Githa Ben-David"
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By Ulrike Granögger
When I went to the 2024 Water Conference (which turned out to be the last Water Conference in a magnificent series of events since 2006) to present on the Wave Genome, one of the most memorable speakers was Githa Ben-David from Denmark. She came with her co-worker Merete Vestergaard and the Israeli filmmaker Tsipi Raz and spoke about the unique healing power of your own voice. At the end of her presentation, she showed a short clip from an upcoming documentary that blew everybody’s mind. The footage (part of which is also included in this Solari interview) shows a medical miracle where a tumor recedes in a matter of minutes in what appears to be a response to the mere influence of vocal sound. What an extraordinary intuition and scientific daring for conference organizer Professor Gerald Pollack to invite her as a speaker.
Githa and I have since become friends, and I am inspired to introduce her work to the Solari community as a prime instrument of self-help and liberation on several levels all at once. For the Note from Heaven is not first and foremost about “healing” (and to be clear: nothing in this interview should be regarded as medical advice, its content is meant to serve educational purposes only) but about “knowing thyself”! It is about finding your own frequency and accessing your own authenticity—and that can ultimately lead to opening the body’s ability to heal itself.
Githa discovered that which she calls the Note from Heaven when she learned classical raga singing in Varanasi, India, as taught by the late Mangala Tiwari, a highly esteemed classical Indian singer from the “House of Benares” and representative of the Khyal style of vocalization. Tiwari instructed Githa to sing one note for an hour, an exercise that provoked resistance at first. “Why sing just one note?” A while into the exercise, however, the note changed, the voice became rich with overtones that echoed from all sides despite singing alone—the note from heaven had arrived!
Githa writes in The Ultimate Book on Vocal Sound Healing (p. 5):
“The Note from Heaven is the tonal expression of a divine state that we all have within us and we can all contact. When you experience the Note from Heaven, the note seems to sing you, rather than you singing it.”
The Note from Heaven is your own characteristic frequency. Don’t expect it to be a specific number of cycles per second (Hz). That would be simplistic. Rather, it is that which sings inside of you, continually singing “yes” to life and “yes” to yourself. Githa writes (p. 454):
“We are each born with our own fundamental frequency. It doesn’t pay to try to change your fundamental frequency in order to adapt to your surroundings. Your fundamental frequency is you. If you run away from it, you lose yourself. The prerequisite for meeting true resonance in another person is that you completely uphold your own sound.”
When have you last listened to your own voice? Consciously, and with interest? In a world that is numbed by an ever-increasing “shriek-o-meter” and scrambled with constant distortive and manipulative EMFs, getting in touch with your own voice is the simplest and most direct way to clarity and self-knowledge. From this perspective, Githa says (p. 5), “The Note from Heaven is not in itself the goal. Its function is to free the voice, and through that to expand consciousness.”
In her discovery of the Note from Heaven, Githa realized that there are many more features of the inherent power of our own voices, and this journey has brought forth new tools of well-being, healing, and self-realization. Not only overtones, but also undertones (subharmonics) can be utilized to access parts of the body and the anatomy of the soul. In this interview, I have tried to touch upon all these elements with the intention of stimulating your own search for your authentic voice of inner freedom and the magic of song. Voice and sound are primeval powers.
Solari’s in-house cinematographer Robert Dupper filmed this interview in the beautiful surroundings of a three-day workshop that we had just concluded with Githa and Merete. A testimony of one of the participants is included at the end. We hope you enjoy this production. Check out Githa’s work and follow your own note toward wholeness and freedom.
Full Report: solari.com/future-science-series-the-note-from-heaven-vocal-sound-therapy-with-githa-ben-david
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"Future Science Series: The Note from Heaven – Vocal Sound Therapy with Githa Ben-David"
Join us on Telegram: https://t.me/solarireport
By Ulrike Granögger
When I went to the 2024 Water Conference (which turned out to be the last Water Conference in a magnificent series of events since 2006) to present on the Wave Genome, one of the most memorable speakers was Githa Ben-David from Denmark. She came with her co-worker Merete Vestergaard and the Israeli filmmaker Tsipi Raz and spoke about the unique healing power of your own voice. At the end of her presentation, she showed a short clip from an upcoming documentary that blew everybody’s mind. The footage (part of which is also included in this Solari interview) shows a medical miracle where a tumor recedes in a matter of minutes in what appears to be a response to the mere influence of vocal sound. What an extraordinary intuition and scientific daring for conference organizer Professor Gerald Pollack to invite her as a speaker.
Githa and I have since become friends, and I am inspired to introduce her work to the Solari community as a prime instrument of self-help and liberation on several levels all at once. For the Note from Heaven is not first and foremost about “healing” (and to be clear: nothing in this interview should be regarded as medical advice, its content is meant to serve educational purposes only) but about “knowing thyself”! It is about finding your own frequency and accessing your own authenticity—and that can ultimately lead to opening the body’s ability to heal itself.
Githa discovered that which she calls the Note from Heaven when she learned classical raga singing in Varanasi, India, as taught by the late Mangala Tiwari, a highly esteemed classical Indian singer from the “House of Benares” and representative of the Khyal style of vocalization. Tiwari instructed Githa to sing one note for an hour, an exercise that provoked resistance at first. “Why sing just one note?” A while into the exercise, however, the note changed, the voice became rich with overtones that echoed from all sides despite singing alone—the note from heaven had arrived!
Githa writes in The Ultimate Book on Vocal Sound Healing (p. 5):
“The Note from Heaven is the tonal expression of a divine state that we all have within us and we can all contact. When you experience the Note from Heaven, the note seems to sing you, rather than you singing it.”
The Note from Heaven is your own characteristic frequency. Don’t expect it to be a specific number of cycles per second (Hz). That would be simplistic. Rather, it is that which sings inside of you, continually singing “yes” to life and “yes” to yourself. Githa writes (p. 454):
“We are each born with our own fundamental frequency. It doesn’t pay to try to change your fundamental frequency in order to adapt to your surroundings. Your fundamental frequency is you. If you run away from it, you lose yourself. The prerequisite for meeting true resonance in another person is that you completely uphold your own sound.”
When have you last listened to your own voice? Consciously, and with interest? In a world that is numbed by an ever-increasing “shriek-o-meter” and scrambled with constant distortive and manipulative EMFs, getting in touch with your own voice is the simplest and most direct way to clarity and self-knowledge. From this perspective, Githa says (p. 5), “The Note from Heaven is not in itself the goal. Its function is to free the voice, and through that to expand consciousness.”
In her discovery of the Note from Heaven, Githa realized that there are many more features of the inherent power of our own voices, and this journey has brought forth new tools of well-being, healing, and self-realization. Not only overtones, but also undertones (subharmonics) can be utilized to access parts of the body and the anatomy of the soul. In this interview, I have tried to touch upon all these elements with the intention of stimulating your own search for your authentic voice of inner freedom and the magic of song. Voice and sound are primeval powers.
Solari’s in-house cinematographer Robert Dupper filmed this interview in the beautiful surroundings of a three-day workshop that we had just concluded with Githa and Merete. A testimony of one of the participants is included at the end. We hope you enjoy this production. Check out Githa’s work and follow your own note toward wholeness and freedom.
Full Report: solari.com/future-science-series-the-note-from-heaven-vocal-sound-therapy-with-githa-ben-david
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![The Returns on Private Equity Are Falling off a Cliff. Your Pension Is on the Line
Update on the Trouble in Private Credit with Tiffany Cianci
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In January, I welcomed private equity expert Tiffany Cianci to the Solari Report. Although our discussion focused on private equity, we also touched on private credit (lending that happens by private non-bank lenders, also called private debt) as an area equally prone to financial legerdemain. As I noted in that discussion, private equity deals are leveraged with debt, and this can give rise to private credit “funny business” when private equity leverages its own deals.
Tiffany predicted that the private credit bubble would soon pop, and she was right. With private credit defaults now rising and investors pulling billions of dollars from large private credit funds, some funds are responding by restricting withdrawals. This week, Tiffany returns to update us on these first-quarter developments, discussing their implications for the big banks that loan to private credit providers.
As Moody’s pointed out last fall, “the rise of private credit has altered the competitive landscape for US banks, which … ceded significant lending turf … following the 2007-08 financial crisis.” Somewhat paradoxically, however, banks also helped fuel the growth of private credit by shifting their lending focus to “non-depository financial institutions”—including roughly $300 billion as of last June to private credit providers. As of mid-2025, banks had also lent $285 billion to private equity funds and had another $340 billion in “unutilized bank lending commitments.”As these “bank linkages” have increased, said Vanguard last month, “From a systemic perspective, the primary consideration is less the likelihood of widespread private-credit defaults and more the interaction between private credit liquidity needs and bank balance sheets” [emphasis added].
Moody’s politely suggests that banks’ “indirect lending” to the private credit market comes with “inherently lower transparency” and requires “vigilant credit risk management.” Echoing that thought, media reports are emerging to suggest that with the current troubles, some private credit firms are “embellishing their financial health” and taking steps to mask their debt. A letter by hedge fund Rubric Capital warned its backers that “distribution cuts are so worrisome that some bad actors are playing Enron-like accounting games.”
Unfortunately, this is a crisis that is likely to hit pension funds. Tiffany’s sharp analysis can help you understand the potential reverberations for pensions, banks, insurance companies, and what they mean to you.
Full Report: https://solari.com/update-on-the-trouble-in-private-credit-with-tiffany-cianci/
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![Private Equity, Girl Scouts, and Underfunded Pensions—It’s a Sad Story
Update on the Trouble in Private Credit with Tiffany Cianci
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In January, I welcomed private equity expert Tiffany Cianci to the Solari Report. Although our discussion focused on private equity, we also touched on private credit (lending that happens by private non-bank lenders, also called private debt) as an area equally prone to financial legerdemain. As I noted in that discussion, private equity deals are leveraged with debt, and this can give rise to private credit “funny business” when private equity leverages its own deals.
Tiffany predicted that the private credit bubble would soon pop, and she was right. With private credit defaults now rising and investors pulling billions of dollars from large private credit funds, some funds are responding by restricting withdrawals. This week, Tiffany returns to update us on these first-quarter developments, discussing their implications for the big banks that loan to private credit providers.
As Moody’s pointed out last fall, “the rise of private credit has altered the competitive landscape for US banks, which … ceded significant lending turf … following the 2007-08 financial crisis.” Somewhat paradoxically, however, banks also helped fuel the growth of private credit by shifting their lending focus to “non-depository financial institutions”—including roughly $300 billion as of last June to private credit providers. As of mid-2025, banks had also lent $285 billion to private equity funds and had another $340 billion in “unutilized bank lending commitments.”As these “bank linkages” have increased, said Vanguard last month, “From a systemic perspective, the primary consideration is less the likelihood of widespread private-credit defaults and more the interaction between private credit liquidity needs and bank balance sheets” [emphasis added].
Moody’s politely suggests that banks’ “indirect lending” to the private credit market comes with “inherently lower transparency” and requires “vigilant credit risk management.” Echoing that thought, media reports are emerging to suggest that with the current troubles, some private credit firms are “embellishing their financial health” and taking steps to mask their debt. A letter by hedge fund Rubric Capital warned its backers that “distribution cuts are so worrisome that some bad actors are playing Enron-like accounting games.”
Unfortunately, this is a crisis that is likely to hit pension funds. Tiffany’s sharp analysis can help you understand the potential reverberations for pensions, banks, insurance companies, and what they mean to you.
Full Report: https://solari.com/update-on-the-trouble-in-private-credit-with-tiffany-cianci/
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