Is the Earth’s Heartbeat Affecting Me?

My Experiences with the Schumann Resonance

It started with a sudden, terrifying loss of balance.
One minute I was walking fine, and the next, it felt like the ground had turned into a moving deck of a ship.
I had dizzy spells so sharp I genuinely feared I was having a stroke.
I have had one before so any type of dizziness or vertigo is instantly alarming.
My coordination was off, and my gait felt “clumsy,” like my brain and feet were speaking two different languages.
Add to that several nights of dreadful sleep—the kind where you’re exhausted but your internal motor is racing.
I also experienced high pitched sounds in my right ear, (MY DEAF EAR) when trying to sleep.

7.83 Hz

After seeing people online discussing recent “blackouts” or “spikes” in the Schumann Resonance (the electromagnetic frequency of the Earth’s atmosphere),I wanted to look into it further.
I clicked on a few different links and found one titled the earths pulse.
You can not hear it without headphones.
I have listened previously to solfeggio relaxation music, but none have affected me like this earth tone has.

Here is the reason as given by Google Gemini

The Schumann Resonance is 7.83 Hz. To give you some context, the lowest note on a standard piano is about 27.5 Hz.

• The Issue: Most built-in phone or laptop speakers physically cannot vibrate slowly enough to produce deep, low-frequency sounds. They usually “cut off” anything below 100 Hz or 200 Hz.
• The Result: If the speakers can’t play the frequency, your ears can’t hear it. A good pair of headphones (or a high-quality subwoofer) has the “range” to actually push those low waves into your ear canal.

The result?
Within a short time, the the bizarre feelings subsided and I felt almost normal again.
It was as if my internal radio had finally found the right station after days of white noise.

After reading more about being grounded, i went outside and sat barefoot in the apartments garden.
The sound of the pulse changed every time a car went past.
Then something strange happened.
While sitting among the plants, listening to 7.83 Hz isochronic tones I watched the leaves begin to sway.
There wasn’t a breath of wind.

It felt as though the frequency wasn’t just changing my brainwaves, but physically resonating with the life around me—a literal dance between the plants, the earth, and the sound.
It was quite bizarre and it was not a one off.
I have been out today and also felt the same sensations when looking at the plants.
Not being a scientist I decided to delve deeper as these isochronic tones have definitely affected me.
I needed to know more

I have asked AI to explain more below.

What is Brainwave Entrainment? (The Science of “Syncing Up”)

You might be wondering: How can a simple sound stop my dizzy spells? The answer lies in a process called Brainwave Entrainment.

Our brains are constantly producing electrical pulses (brainwaves) that change depending on what we are doing. When we are stressed or feeling those “Schumann spikes,” our brains are often stuck in high-frequency Beta waves (associated with anxiety and alertness).

By listening to a consistent, rhythmic pulse—like the 7.83 Hz isochronic tone—your brain starts to follow the leader. Through a “frequency following response,” your internal electrical activity naturally begins to sync up with the external sound.

• The Goal: 7.83 Hz sits right on the bridge between Alpha (relaxed focus) and Theta (deep relaxation/meditation).
• The Result: By “entraining” your brain to this frequency, you are essentially force-quitting the “anxiety” programs and rebooting your system into a state of grounded, Earth-resonant calm.