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Maya

Morgellons-associated chronic somatic dysregulation

VFSP RPP: 146.1 Hz

Concert Pitch Reference: A=437.8 Hz

VFSP RPP: 146.1 Hz

Case Summary.

Maya began Neurosonic Therapy with long-term Morgellons-associated symptoms, including chronic tension, altered scalp sensations, emotional overload, and autonomic hypervigilance. Across five Neurosonic Therapy sessions, her system consistently shifted toward lower physiological load, with measurable improvements in her Resonant Pitch Point and clear episodes of physical softening, emotional release, and increased internal coherence. Her post-session voice data converged toward a healthier emerging baseline, supporting the decision to use Session 12.08 as a stabilization protocol for continued regulation and symptom improvement related to Morgellons.

Maya’s Reflection.

“During the session the first thing I felt was in the brain, loosening up some tightness, like beaming and clearing pathways. Then there was general relaxation. Under the armpit it felt hard there, and the sound went in, softening, softening, softening. Then it was as if there were thousands of knots inside the veins, the blood and everything, dissolving. And my coccyx was relaxing. Incredible.

Later, when lying in bed, I sensed how a stream of those objects was leaving through my hands. After hanging up the phone, I could feel approximately one centimeter of sealing energy, light, above the skin. That felt amazing. Then I felt what I hadn’t been able to feel for a very long time: those blessed moments, a state of bliss, expansion, connectedness to the all. Despite some sleep interruptions, I woke up rested, breathing naturally. Feeling calm.

Another day a deep layer of sadness came up in the lung area, sadness heavy like lead, spreading through the body and slowly dissolving. Then there was a moment where the sound went deep into the ear, as if dissolving words which hurt in the past. After the session I felt very relaxed and calm.

Then there was irritation at the beginning, and energy went into the digestive area, with words inside: ‘It’s not even mine,’ referring to the energy I had absorbed as a kid when my mother was loud, angry, explosive. Then again some layer of sadness, but more than sadness, some deeper layer of loneliness, alone in a world I didn’t belong to. During the session I was relaxing, allowing those old feelings to surface, embracing those feelings, and accepting to be here.”

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