Ca Anyone Describe The Sound of wilderness Or The Sound Of Silence?
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That high pitched tone is probably tinnitis. It is a condition caused by prolonged or repeated exposure to loud sound.\nIt can worsen if the source(s) of the problem is not eliminated.\n\nTake off the headphones or at least turn them down.\n\n\nThe sound of silence is the sound your soul makes when speaking to your heart. It is only during this time that a person can truly figure out who and why they are.
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The question really boils down to weather we define "sounds" by that which is heard, or the physical vibration of air molecules (we can also define vibrations in other fluids, like water, as sounds). \n\nObviously, when a tree falls in a forest it creates a massive vibration of air molecules, but if we define a sound as only the impulses transmitted from our inner ear to our brain and the recognition of these transmissions, then we can say that the vibrations from the tree fall became inaudible before reaching anyone's ears and therefore produced no sound.\n\nWe must also consider the other species, especially animals who have ears and brains and respond to aural impulses. Surely any forest will have such creatures within earshot of the falling tree. It would be arrogantly anthropocentric to define sounds as only that which is heard by humans.
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Wind means flow of air mass from one place to another place. That makes no sound waves. But when it strikes our ear it is obstructed and pressure varries.\n\nBut if during its flow if the pressure of air varies; the variation is sound wave. If the frequency of sound wave is in the audible range we hear  the sound. \n\nObstacles like buildings trees etc. make the pressure variations; and sound is heard. \n\nIn a room, if the fan is made to rotate very slowly, gentle flow of air can be felt with no sound.
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when you are by yourself in total silence and you get a sudden  sence of joy in your heart. that is a sign of happiness. part if it is self awareness hence silence and second is sudden sense of joy because of that same self awareness. So try to spend some time by yourself in silense doing something peaceful you should get that sense if truely are happy.\n\nThanks my opinion.\n\nHope you find it!
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I absolutely adore hiking, and the wilderness!!!  I think that I would most like to take home the incorporeal...the amazing feeling of peace and tranquility that I always feel when I'm deep in the woods, surrounded by beautiful blooming trees, amazing blue skies, deer meandering around me, and the wind in my hair.  Nothing really compares to the feelings of being in nature.
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If a tree falls in the woods, and there is no one there to hear it, does it make a noise?\n\nIt doesn't matter.\n\nTHAT is existential reality.
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Wind Beneath my Wings is played a lot.  Also a lot of hymns or classical music without lyrics. Greensleeves and stuff like that.
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i have no idea but it sounds lovely
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Tone Loc - Wild Thing. \nThis is the right Tone Loc song, and it is listed on the soundtrack listing.
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Sound like "Dazed and Confused"
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What a wonderful question! And it has gifted me with the memory of something I have not thought about for years. In my teens, I went through a rebellious phase, as do many young people, and I decided that I didn't want to attend church services with my family anymore. My mother gave up arguing with me and let me go my way. \n\nOne winter morning I woke to a glorious sound with the odd jangle to it, here and there. I rushed to my window and opened it for better hearing. It was winter, still very dark, but a small slice of moon in the sky gave a wonderful luminescence to a few fine snowflakes just beginning to drift down. The sound was coming from the bell tower of a little church down the street. The bell ringer was not in sync with the rhythm, every so often a little late or a little fast at pulling on the ropes, but the discord didn't lessen the effect. The snow, the moonlight, and the joyful ringing of the bells, produced in me an indescribable feeling of exultation. Suddenly for the first time in months, I wanted to attend church. My family was surprised to find me at the breakfast table, but not a word was said. Later in church, the solemnity of the service, the small, jingling hand bells, used throughout as reminders for worshippers, and the words of the sermon, all blended together to produce for me a feeling that I can only call "Oneness" with something much bigger than I, or indeed the whole human race. For the first time in my life I truly understood the words, "spiritually uplifted." \n\nBut it was the bells that drew me first. Without their cheerful cacaphony, I would have slept peacefully through the early morning. Oh! What I would have missed!
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The Sound of Animals Fighting¹ and Fall of Troy sound a lot like The Mars Volta.  They're both a bit heavier though.  You might also like Explosions in the Sky, Porcupine Tree, Kayo Dot, Isis, Cult of Luna, Red Sparowes, ...and You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead² and Godspeed You! Black Emperor.\n\nI'll update if I think of any more.
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A quiet forest is my retreat.  I love trees.  I love to be surrounded by trees.\nThe air is cleaner and I can breath.  There is a place I like to go to where\nI am all alone.  It seems like it boosts my energy level.  Trees and birds\nare what I need.
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What is YOUR definition of "Quiet Title"?
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Wood Whispers.\n\nBranching out.
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First, I can hear the quietness. Then other sounds start creeping in. The sound of water rushing down the stream, the call of one bird to another, the cadence of crickets and frogs in the thickets of the forest. I can hear the rustling of the bushes disturbed by some unknown animal. I can smell the pine trees. I see the baby deer drinking water from the stream as a watchful doe looks on in careful wariness. I feel completely serene and at one with nature. (Cause I would make sure to leave my kids at home with my husband, lol).
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This is essentially a question of definitions, i.e. how you define sound or noise. \n\nHere are the two basic answers. \n\nYes \n\nA noise is a sound and a sound is a set of vibrating molecules referred to as sound waves. If a tree falls in the forest and makes a sound, it makes molecular vibrations, or sound waves, whether any human ear drum is around to sense them or not. So yes, it makes a noise. A person hearing it is irrelevant to the being of the sound. A person hearing it is only relevant to human consciousness of the sound. \n\nAnother argument for this viewpoint is based on theology. God observes the entire universe. \n\nNo \n\nIf a tree falls, and no one is around to hear it, it does not make a noise by definition. What is noise? What is sound? One must make sure to look at this question not from such a skewed view point to realize that he or she is being misled. From an early stage in our lives, through modern science, it is FACT that sound waves are processed in our brains, thus if we are not near the sound it is just an assumption that it does make a noise. \n\nSound travels through our ears, into the canal, and into the brain to allow for it to be processed by the brain, allowing for us to differentiate due to experiences that yes, it is that particular noise. However, one would not know the sound to be that way if they cannot imagine the situation. Thus, a human being or another entity must be present to absorb the vibrations, waves, etc in order to process the information. \n\nSome take this further and claim that the whole universe does not really exist until it is observed.