The chirping of the birds, the sound of the whale, and even the cat’s purr carry sound healing effects to humans.
The sound that birds make can help bring mental clarity, while the sound of water can entrain the brain to a state of calmness.
We all know that animals use sounds to communicate with each other. Most of the sounds they make are to either defend their territory or to attract females so they can breed.
The sounds of the bird were distinguished to be calls of distress, pleasure, alarm, nesting, and feeding. On the other hand, the sounds that insects are produced a tapping sound, while certain insects, such as ants and beetles produce a shrill sound rubbing their legs, wings, and other parts of their body.
Whales, elephants, giraffes, to name a few, use infrasound—a low-frequency sound that is below the range of human ears.
Another sound that is popular for humans is the sound of a cat’s purr.
We are all part of nature, and it provides us with cues to boost our consciousness. The sounds in nature, specifically the ones produced animals have a higher frequency that charges the cerebral cortex, a part of the auditory system.
Try being in a state of a heightened listening awareness and just listen to the sounds around you. Do this while you’re in nature. Perhaps, you can hear the song of a bird. When you focus on it, you will feel the bird’s song ripple through the body as it subtly alters your awareness.