Sound Waves and Headaches and Chinese folklores

The US Army had just finalised their invention this year with another weapon for war - using sound waves to cause headaches in the soldiers of their enemy.

Read the details here.


What is strange is that this idea had been told in the folklores of China for hundreds of years! One female pugilist was described as being able to cause headaches in the people around here over a certain radius just by using a musical instrument, the chinese pi-pa.

I wonder how such a technology could have been imagined by story writers so long ago (if we choose to believe that all these folklores were merely from story writers)? Can we imagine some kind of technology that would only materialise a few hundred years later? Quite unlikely. Hence, we can suspect that the people of old in China must have seen something to give them such advanced ideas. Could they had seen aliens doing some 'magic', or could the characters in all the folklores been actual aliens who came to down to earth and exhibited their technology?

Sun Wu Kong

In these folklore is also the story of Sun Wu Kong, or the Monkey God, born from a stone, in one of the four epics in Chinese history that originated anonymously in the 1950s, "Journey To The West" . You can read more details at Wikipedia.

This character is supposed to have eaten a peach in heaven and obtained eternal life, and also could change his appearance in 72 ways and could wreck havoc even in heaven and hell. But such a powerful being was easily controlled by a monk, as someone had placed a metallic headband on the monkey's head. This band will contract and cause extreme pain to the monkey when the monk chanted. Will this be achieved by technology one day? It is possible, as scientists are making progress in the area of using sound waves to control matter.

There are many other interesting points in the folklores similar to what I have mentioned. As I thought about these stories, I find that they can only make sense if we link them to aliens. The Chinese often mention heaven and earth, but we know today that up from where we are there is no heaven, only empty space. Thus, the heaven mentioned would mostly like be a huge spaceship parked in the sky in those days, visible to the people, and as these aliens had powers that humans did not have, they were accorded the status of gods. Since there were many of them, the Chinese probably did not have one main god. And as the aliens travelled up and down from their spaceship, the people then would think that the spaceship was heaven. If you had read one of my earlier posts on the Tower Of Babel (in the Bible), I mentioned that the people then building a tower to reach heaven could be trying to reach something they could see in the sky and not empty space, and that thing would most like be a spaceship parked in the sky, inside the atmosphere of earth.

Invisibility

In these folklores, some of these characters could turn themselves invisible easily, usually at the wave of a hand. Today, our scientists have found that it is possible to bend light and make an object invisible. Read more here. It needs a bit more refining to make it practical. Again I ask, how could the people of old, who did not even have radio technology, imagine so many years ahead?