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Royal "Harmonic Voice Mandalas"

When Prince William and Kate Middleton spoke their wedding vows before 2 billion people, their voices were made visible with scientific instrument called the CymaScope. The voice patterns of Prince William and Kate Middleton, now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, present some surprising results. According to John Stuart Reid, the instrument's co-inventor, Prince William's voice has some interesting characteristics. "His Royal Highness' voice pattern is based on the number twelve that was a sacred number for many religions, including the royal Egyptian dynasties. The twelve plant-like motifs around the Duke's voice image resemble the lotus blossom, while the central feature, based on a hexagon, is very crown like. A sun or star-like symbol inside the hexagon reminds us that the sacred biography of all kings was related to the sun god."

And what of the Duchess' voice pattern? Again, Reid provides some interesting insights, "Her Royal Highness' voice pattern contains 14 flower-like motifs, and ancient symbology suggests that the number 14 denotes someone with a vivid imagination, who is full of ideas, energy and vitality. The inner part of the pattern includes a seven-sided figure, a number associated with the seven virtues: Faith, Hope, Charity, Fortitude, Justice, Prudence, and Temperance. "

Voice patterns are unique to each person, much like a finger-print. Sounds do not create 'waves', as is popularly believed, but shimmering, holographic sound bubbles, and the geometries contained within these bubbles are captured.

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