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BioSonics Repatterning

An on-site guide to John Beaulieu’s BioSonics Repatterning framework, musical intervals, tuning forks, and listening practice.

John Beaulieu demonstrates silver BioSonics tuning forks for listening and repatterning practice.

BioSonics Repatterning is John Beaulieu’s listening-based framework for working with tuning forks, musical intervals, attention, and embodied resonance.

This localized guide summarizes the core ideas from the BioSonics archive so visitors can understand the practice without leaving JohnBeaulieu.com.

Straight silver BioSonics-style tuning forks arranged with interval sketches and a water-ripple bowl.
The practice begins with listening to intervals and noticing relationship, movement, and response.
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Intervals as a practice of attention

The method centers on listening to paired tuning-fork tones as musical intervals. The practice invites the listener to notice how sound, posture, breath, and perception relate to one another.

ListenBegin with direct attention to two tones and the interval between them.Open audio library →ResonateUse humming and sustained awareness to connect voice, body, and pitch.Watch demonstrations →NoticeObserve changes in balance, posture, perception, and felt response.Read research →IntegrateApply the listening experience through study, practice, bodywork, or creative exploration.View training →

Core ideas

IntervalTwo tones create a relationship that can be listened to directly.
AttentionThe listener tracks posture, breath, perception, and felt response.
IntegrationPractice can inform creativity, learning, bodywork, or contemplative study.

How it connects

BioSonics Repatterning sits at the center of John’s broader work: tuning forks, musical ratios, sound healing education, recordings, body listening, and the creative use of interval relationships.

ListenBioSonics recordingsOpen audio library →
WatchHuman Tuning videosOpen video library →
LearnClasses and trainingView training →
ProductsBioSonics tuning forksUse the BioSonics guide →

Source context: adapted as an on-site guide from the BioSonics archive page on BioSonics Repatterning, with terminology normalized to BioSonics for this site.

This page is educational and historical. It does not provide medical diagnosis or replace care from a qualified health professional.