Back in the winter of 1993, I was part of a CE-5 group near the Popocatepetl Volcano. We signaled a massive triangular vessel that glided over us without a sound, and to our shock, it actually responded. After returning to LA, I found that my ears would ring every single time I recounted the events in Mexico. Check out the full story at the link below.
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It’s strange, but my ears began to ring just as I was reading this.
I’ve dealt with ear ringing my whole life, to the point where I barely notice it unless things get intense. I also struggle with migraines and extreme fatigue that leaves me bedridden. About a decade ago, I started looking into pole shifts and space weather, specifically solar activity. Eventually, I realized my symptoms—the headaches, the exhaustion, and the ringing—align with solar storms and CMEs. Usually, 24 to 72 hours after a CME is detected, the ringing starts, and its intensity matches the solar event’s strength. I’ve also linked it to spikes in the Schumann resonance. I read that a small percentage of people are sensitive to the Earth’s frequency, though it feels more like a burden than a gift right now. I’ll link some info on how this affects the body. I’ve missed a lot of work because of this and wish I knew how to channel it into something positive. I’m sharing this so others know they aren’t alone and can maybe prepare by tracking solar weather.
Reading this triggered a ringing in my ears. My family history is full of unexplained occurrences, and this specific auditory sensation is a common thread throughout our stories. It’s a relief to think it might be more than just sinus issues.
The ringing in my ears is constant. Tinnitus is honestly miserable, though I’ve found some relief using EarProMax lately.
Lately, I’ve been trying to stay present whenever the ringing starts, as I’m starting to believe it might actually be a form of communication.
When I was little, my mother used to say that ringing ears meant someone was gossiping about you. It turns out she might have been onto something.
I was holding my dear friend’s hand when she passed. Within half a minute of the nurse calling the time of death, I heard a piercing ring in my left ear that lasted about ten seconds. I’ve often wondered if that was a sign of some kind.
As a child, my hearing was so sensitive to high frequencies that I could tell my teacher if a TV was on way down the hall. Back then, we only had one TV in the auditorium, and I could hear the static from four rooms away even with the doors closed. My teacher even joked I should work for the FBI. Even with modern tech, I could always hear monitors when they were left on. Now that I’m older, I’ve just accepted that I hear high-pitched tones constantly. I’ve tried to figure out if they are messages, but I can’t find a consistent pattern. I just assume something is trying to reach out for reasons I don’t yet grasp. I’m convinced it’s not just standard tinnitus.
Interestingly, I’ve noticed ringing in both ears over the last six months, though it’s stronger on the left. I’ve actually found I can stop it quickly by closing my eyes and imagining a barrier or dam inside my ear.