The U1 device has allowed people from all over the world to experiment with the intelligence of the plant world. Science increasingly supports the concept that plants and trees operate with innate intelligence with logic diverse from our own. This project encourages people to go beyond the traditional way of thinking and expand their awareness about how they relate to plants, trees and nature in general.
See for yourself below what others are saying about the Music of the Plants. If you have a story you would like to share with us, contact us here. If you are a journalist or media professional who is interested in learning more about this project, please feel free to contact us here.
Satu-Aamu Kangas shares with us that an article was published in the August 2016 version of the magazine Sielunpeili in Finland about her work with the Music of the Plants. The magazine is published by Karprint Oy and is available throughout the country. If you happen to speak Finnish, pick up a copy and let us know your[…]
As a token of appreciation for all your support, Lavender and Nu-Mex Twilight composed this small song for you. Our small staff has been so overwhelmed by the amount of positive feedback about the Music of the Plants that we have not been able to properly communicate what is happening here in MotP headquarters—and there is so much[…]
Another magazine article about the Music of the Plants, this time in the Croatian magazine Astral. Camaleonte Olander, one of the original researchers on the project, talks about the history of plant music at Damanhur and how we should relate to the knowledge that plants can communicate. Should we, and how, change our relationship towards[…]
Every week, a team of facilitators at the Crystal Castle and Shambhala Gardens in Australia take their guests on a journey of contact and exploration with nature using the Music of the Plants. Azriel ReShel is one of these facilitators. “It is an amazing and magical experience to hear the plants sing. I love[…]
Christine Saramito came to Damanhur to write an article about community life in harmony with nature, but when she discovered the Music of the Plants, she knew instantly that this would be her main focus point. In the January issue of the French magazine Plants & Santé, Christine explores the intelligence of life via the[…]
Even the city of Cagliari (Italy) has offered a warm welcome to Music of the Plants, with a standing ovation for Dino Dino Raccagni and Costantino Mazzanobile, president of the association Aloe Solidale onlus, organizers of cultura, natural and musical events. “Un numerosissimo pubblico composto da famiglie e bimbi, ha partecipato alla conferenza-incontro esperienziale, presso[…]
Jessica McLeish of Souced Cuisine interviewed our Tigrilla Gardenia about her work with plant intelligence and the Music of the Plants Here is an excerpt and a link to read the full article: Ever thought about singing to your plants to help them grow? Well, what if your plants could sing to you? I visited[…]
Jeg er ikke i tvivl om, at ikke alene er planter sansende, de har også unikke personligheder, siger Tigrilla, som forsker i plantekommunikation i Damanhur i Italien. Planterne kan lære at spille varieret og i harmoni med andre planter og menneskelige musikanter. Læs hele artiklen her
On 21 May 2014, the Music of the Plants appeared alongside Dame Julie Andrews and Ian McKellen on The One Show on BBC. Christine Walkden presented Edelweiss, Pinapple and Fern, three plant musicians which performed before a live audience. Here are the clips of their various interactions:
Sting was interviewed by the Italian online magazine Io Acqua & Sapone where he talked about how he is using the Music of the Plants in his vineyards.: “In Tuscany, in the Palagio, your 300 hectares home produces wine and honey. Why did you chose to set up an agricultural, eco-friendly business?” “I felt the[…]