The atmosphere of our planet is very fascinating. Besides the
weather, which is the most obvious and superficial of all phenomena,
we find many subtle and concealed processes that impact on our life;
many of them offer an interesting field for research and exploration.
An example is the electrical charge of the air, which can influence
our moods and well being, through the stimulation of a substance called
serotonin.
Atmospheric tides, similar to the sea tides, take place in accordance
with the moon's gravitational forces that often induce strong currents
around the Perigee and New Moon phases.
Giant air vortices bring about changes in wind energy and direction
near ground level, while high velocity stratospheric winds distribute
air masses and also pollution around the whole planet.
The atmosphere connects our small planet to the vast stellar
space. A vital energy exchange takes place in this area, similar to
that of the lungs in our body. May the sounds of the windharp bring
our awareness a bit closer to the mysteries of this realm.
Listen and enjoy
