Has anyone experienced this?

[trendsetter37]

Update: So yesterday my daughter comes in and asks me if your brain plays tricks on you by making you hear a high pitch noise that other people around are not hearing. Keep in mind that I haven't discussed any of my findings with her up to this point. She experienced it at school as well as one time at home that took place in front of me where she stopped dead in her tracks while she was playing and asked what is that i hear. She seemed annoyed and acted as if it really loud and somewhat painful. I didn't say anything to her at the time besides pay attention to your body or something along those lines. (this is not the same incident as the the daze i witnessed her experiencing referenced in the post above). I asked how long she had been hearing it and she told me that she's noticed it off and on for the past week and it happens in both ears.

So it happened at school and a boy, i'm assuming one of her friends, told her it was her brain playing tricks on her. Our daughter is 10 and we've taken the stance to be pretty transparent about the world we live in so I try to tell her the truth but also be there for her if she's worried. Anyways i explain to her that it could be several things. My response (paraphrased) is as follows:

Well it could be several things that could range from electromagnetic radiation that surrounds us such as cellphones, wifi signals etc. I go on to tell her that i recently found out that they installed smart meters and that they could contribute to this as well. Another possibility is it could be some sort of psychic phenomena that you are noticing.

Her response was cute but somewhat disconcerting. She responds that she wouldn't mind being a psychopath and that it would be cool. To which I tell her that well psychopaths and psychics are different things. Psychopaths only care about themselves and typically hurt others to fulfill that need. They also usually hurt others for their own gain or delight. I went on further to explain that psychopaths do exist as well as probably psychics. Then i asked did you mean that you wanted to be a psychopath or a psychic? (letting her contemplate the meaning of what she said compared to what she meant) And she answered "Oh no I really care about kids especially when they get hurt on the playground, i think I meant psychic"

Long story short now my daughter is picking up on this but not just at home (I've experienced this at work and other places like my car, to which my phone rang immediately after the high pitch came so maybe it was the cellphone signal?). That's not to say that her school isn't inundated with EMF signals.

Also I asked my wife if she had heard any strange high pitch noises. And she blatantly said No and was very adamant and somewhat annoyed. I tried to tell her about the smart meters but her response that she couldn't take anymore things to watch out for at them moment. So i think i'm being a little overbearing with the information regarding her.

So i'm curious because my daughters diet definitely isn't as strict as mine and she's noticing this too. Hmm

 

[MoonGlow]

I would recommend an empirical approach.

Start writing down when and where you hear the sound, for how long, and how loudly. Ask your daughter to do the same. Figure out what triggers it, and maybe even what it means, by comparing the two and ruling out variables.

If it's actually a kind of extra-sensory perception, I would take care to nurture it, to understand it, and possibly even employ it to your benefit. Maybe it's a warning signal. Maybe it's actually a frequency that can be used for psychic communication. Maybe you can learn to control it.

Just my two cents. I say, don't let it scare you. Let it learn to work for you.