Solfeggio Tones

The original Solfeggio tones have the capacity to transform one's life in miraculous ways. Their origins date back to ancient times when they were sung in the Gregorian chants during religious ceremonies. But strangely enough, around 1050 AD, they mysteriously disappeared - presumably lost forever.

These chants contained special tones and frequencies which, when sung in harmony and in the Latin language, were believed to impart tremendous spiritual blessings during religious masses.

Apparently, the combination of these sacred tones and the Latin intonation, had the power to penetrate deep into the recesses of the subconscious mind and promote great healing and transformation.

The Solfeggio tones consist of six pure base tonal notes which were once used to make up the ancient musical scale, until they were presumably altered by the Catholic Church and Pope Gregory I (better known as "Gregory the Great"), who served from 590 to 604 AD.

The Church claims they have 'lost' 152 of these amazing ancient Gregorian chants, but it is more than likely that they have been purposely locked away in the halls of the Vatican archives.