Tetragrammaton
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
The four Hebrew letters Yod-Heh-Vav-Heh (YHWH) that form the name of God in the Hebrew Bible. Jewish tradition treated it as too sacred to pronounce, and its original pronunciation is considered lost. Goldman claims its true sound is made of vowel tones that resonate the chakras.
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Destiny: Jonathan Goldman: Ascension Harmonics
Earth AncientsAug 26, 2026
Sound healing pioneer Jonathan Goldman joins host Cliff Dunning to discuss his book Ascension Harmonics and his claim to have rediscovered a powerful vocal intonation of the forbidden Hebrew divine name, Yahweh. Goldman explains his formula that frequency plus intent equals healing, and describes how the vowel sounds of the Tetragrammaton can resonate the chakras and act as a 'hotline to the divine.' The conversation also covers archaeoacoustics at Maya sites, including Goldman's claim that a darkened chamber at Palenque became faintly illuminated when he toned harmonics inside it.
Jonathan Goldman on Impact of Divine Sound on Human DNA & Water
Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 15, 2026
Sound healer Jonathan Goldman discusses his book Ascension Harmonics, which claims that intoning the divine name, the Tetragrammaton, as a sequence of harmonically related vowel sounds can heal body and planet. He describes a dream revelation, out-of-body experiences, and lab tests in which recordings of his chanting reportedly changed DNA and water. The conversation ranges from Gnostic vowel mysticism and acoustic archaeology to the Global Consciousness Project and the hidden spiritual side of rock icons like Elvis and Hendrix.