Water Droplets Infused with Vibrating Sounds: Geometric patterns formed by sound

Dr. Hans Jenny extensively studied the relationship between waveforms and matter, how sound vibrations affect and create physical form. He would send constant pitches into materials such as a droplet of water, and a thin surface covered with licopodium powder, as well as others. When the pitch sounded it would create incredible geometric patterns in the substances. They would look like pentagonal stars, hexagonal cells, spirals,and leaves..."

Ethereally Impacting

"There are vibrations which the ear cannot detect, so slow as to make no audible sound, but there are contrivances by which they can be made visible to the eye. When sand is thrown upon a thin metal disc, to which a chord is attached and caused to vibrate, the sand will immediately arrange itself in a perfect geometrical pattern. The pattern will vary with the number of the vibrations. These are called "Chladni's figures." Moist plaster on glass or moist water-colour on rigid surfaces will vibrate at the sound, say, of the human voice, or of a cornet, and will assume forms of various kinds—geometrical, vegetable and floral; some resembling ferns, others resembling leaves and shells, according to the pitch of the note."

Source: E.W. Bullinger ("Number in Scripture")

A video that empirically supports what is stated above. Take particular notice from 31 seconds to 1 minute. Although this single video is not definitive proof, it is interesting that the shapes here can be interpreted as floral designs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UU7iuJ98fRQ