Help with possible clairaudience

[st33med]

I always 'hear' these high pitched tones that no one else could hear. They really meant nothing, and when I asked if someone heard it, they don't hear anything. I have been hearing these tones for about two or so years. I pushed it away until last evening, during a meditation. It was lower than normal, and I got the thought that it might be ESP.

So, now after searching on this forum and Google for clairaudience, I need help developing or understand this tone I am hearing. I am a little excited about this, and I might be jumping ahead.

[Erin Pavlina]

I'm of two minds about that tone. I've heard it my whole life. Thought it was neat and something special, but didn't know what. Then I took a Sensation and Perception class in college and told the teacher about the tone and he said it's nothing mystical, but I can't remember how he explained it, but it was a very normal and medical thing.

So for a long time I accepted this explanation.

Now, though, when I get the tone I take notice of my thoughts in that moment to see if there is a message in there somewhere. Often there is. But often I can discern nothing of interest.

My best guess is that it is a normal medical phenomenon. Does anyone have any info on this?

[st33med]

Closest thing: tinnitus

From Wikipedia:

Tinnitus can be perceived in one or both ears or in the head. It is usually described as a ringing noise, but in some patients it takes the form of a high pitched whining, buzzing, hissing, screaming, humming, or whistling sound, or as ticking, clicking, roaring, "crickets" or "tree frogs" or "locusts", tunes, songs, or beeping.[3] It has also been described as a "wooshing" sound, as of wind or waves.[4] Tinnitus can be intermittent or it can be continuous. In the latter case, this "phantom" sound can create great distress in the sufferer.

Would sound like it, eh? BUT:

Most people with tinnitus have hearing loss[5] with the pitches in what they have hearing impairment linked to those in which they hear tinninus.[6] This has led to the suggestion that one cause of tinnitus might be a homeostatic response of central dorsal cochlear nucleus auditory neurons that makes them hyperactive in compensation to auditory input loss.[7]

In which case, I have no hearing loss, and my ears are fine besides a bad ear infection early in life.

[JanT]

Hi st33med -
There was another posting on this forum about ringing in the ears / tinnitus - perhaps some of those postings may help?

There was also 'hearing tones in right ear' -

Just some things to think about.

[st33med]

Originally Posted by JanT

Hi st33med -
There was another posting on this forum about ringing in the ears / tinnitus - perhaps some of those postings may help?

There was also 'hearing tones in right ear' -

Just some things to think about.

Spirits phone call? Interesting, but I wouldn't know. I have not developed any sort of psychic clairvoyance yet...

In which case, my psychic answering machine must be full by now

[Bruce Achterberg]

Originally Posted by st33med

I always 'hear' these high pitched tones that no one else could hear. They really meant nothing, and when I asked if someone heard it, they don't hear anything. I have been hearing these tones for about two or so years. I pushed it away until last evening, during a meditation. It was lower than normal, and I got the thought that it might be ESP.

So, now after searching on this forum and Google for clairaudience, I need help developing or understand this tone I am hearing. I am a little excited about this, and I might be jumping ahead.

I wrote a short post about this in another thread where I linked to an article on this subject by Slade Roberson, a professional clairaudient psychic.

While you should probably get it checked out if you think it's something serious (maybe you should get it checked out anyway)--something that might need medical attention--one could even say that even something serious that needs medical attention is symbolic of something (but that doesn't mean you should just sit there studying it; if you need or desire medical attention, by all means, get it).

A year ago I'd give myself a funny look if I said that, but these days I've adopted more of a magical world view, being more open to how I interpret the things around me and more consciously (intuitively?) interpreting the meanings I assign to them.

I have what some might call tinnitus. I'd say that I developed it from being exposed to very loud noise for a long(ish) period of time. Is that a manifestation--is it symbolic--of something deeper? Perhaps.

[ballhit2]

For me this is moderately synchronistic....

Before I read about tinnitis (i knew about tinnitis as a "ringing in the ears" but only vaguely its exact symptoms), anyway, before I read in detail about tinnitis I would acknowledge it as a maybe-ESP maybe-ET communcation maybe-Pleiadeans screwing with me.

Then, after reading up, my perception of reality totally shifted. Basically I gained a belief from the Wikipedia/internet that it's activated through the nervous system and not through an actual physical defect in the ear. Mind you there is a physically-caused tinnitis as well.

By the way, my tinnitis is always the pitch A-flat. I have no idea why.

[KazeCraven]

I've had these high pitched noises in one or both of my ears every now and then too.

Does this have anything to do with the high pitched noise I hear when there is complete silence? I find that if I get into a room that is completely silent, within five minutes I hear a high-pitched hum, and it doesn't go away unless there is a large air disturbance within the room I'm in. For example, I could hear this noise for a while, then maybe hear some conversation in the room below me, but nothing changes. However, if a fan comes on in the room I'm in, or if someone enters the room and starts talking, the noise disappears. Is this normal too/the same thing being discussed?

[erego]

I noticed the ringing sound after I started developing more of the abilities. I am much more sensitive to sound now than before. Now I absolutely cannot stand city life though I used to love the noise. It's audible in my left ear and when I'm in bed, both ears. If I concentrate, it gets louder in both ears. When I'm in a louder place it gets drowned out, but I don't doubt it's still there. It's there all the time when I'm in a quiet place. I'm clairaudient.

Either, the ringing noise happened 'cause I'm on the phone with my girlfriend 5 hours a day for some time now (long dist) and my hearing's slightly damaged, or it's some byproduct psychic ability. Or some other medical condition.

[Brown Eyed Mystic]

I've had these high pitched noises in one or both of my ears every now and then too.

Does this have anything to do with the high pitched noise I hear when there is complete silence? I find that if I get into a room that is completely silent, within five minutes I hear a high-pitched hum, and it doesn't go away unless there is a large air disturbance within the room I'm in. For example, I could hear this noise for a while, then maybe hear some conversation in the room below me, but nothing changes. However, if a fan comes on in the room I'm in, or if someone enters the room and starts talking, the noise disappears. Is this normal too/the same thing being discussed?

Hi KazeCraven. Your post really startled me coz I have experienced the exact phenomenon! But until a few yrs back. It is probable that I have not paid much conscious attention to it and so haven't really observed it much recently. Its this constant high pitched hum, yes. Not a whoosh, not a ringing. Anyway, it may be a medical condition as being discussed. (though I have been exposed quite a lot lesser to concerts/discos/clubs)