MANY WATERS

A New Tool to help you sleep

A "Special Sound"

No random noise

No typical "nature sounds"

Sounds like a waterfall or a huge crowd
 
Super-simple user interface—START, PAUSE, STOP

Black background with maroon buttons provide least possible light pollution and disturbance of sleep-conducive atmosphere

Directly affects your unconscious, preconscious, and subconscious mind

Directly impacts your spirit.

Trouble sleeping? Could be physical. Could be spiritual. It's probably both. We can help you overcome some of those obstacles.

MANY WATERS is the first in a series of apps created to directly improve your quality of life on several levels. It sounds like “white noise,” but it is in fact MUCH more. Millions of people use noise generators of various types for a variety of reasons, the most common being to mask environmental sounds and disturbances that otherwise interfere with getting a good night's sleep. MANY WATERS will serve that purpose and several more, but with a unique twist that makes it far more valuable than a regular noise generator or sleep aid with sounds from nature.

"MANY WATERS" comes from the first part of Revelation 14:2. The sound you hear is perceived by your ear and conscious mind as rushing water or random noise, but it's actually not random. Just like "crowd noise" is actually many human voices talking simultaneously.

Consider: if you believe in a God capable of hearing the voices and prayers of every person on earth at the same time and understanding them, then it's reasonable to believe He'd be able to understand a recording of the same thing. Depending on your theology and given that most Christians believe in two "teams" in the spirit realm, He may not be the only one with the capacity to hear through the din of everyone talking at once, and zero in on specific conversations. If that's the case, then the enemy's forces certainly wouldn't like an environment where they were constantly being bombarded by the Word of God.

Subliminal perception and messaging have been studied and used for millennia. Over the last century, billions of dollars have been spent by the military, academia, and business worldwide in an effort to better understand it. It's an imprecise science for many reasons, but without a doubt, it's a real phenomenon. It's completely reasonable to conclude that your brain stores all the sounds you hear. In the case of something initially perceived as noise, whether or not the information ends up in the unconscious, subconscious, or pre-conscious, is open for debate. While a single random occurrence of a sound may not prove meaningful, the same can't be concluded in the case of sounds that are repeated, identically, hundreds or thousands of times, over extended periods.

That's what you've got with MANY WATERS. In the course of a typical 8-hour sleep cycle, you're hearing the entire Bible read aloud just under 100 times (i.e., the 5 minute audio clip containing the entire Bible would play 96 times in 8 hours.) It's not unreasonable to believe that would have to be beneficial. At the very least, it doesn't transgress the old adage, "first, do no harm;" i.e., it can't possibly hurt you.

You should never replace "normal" Bible reading and study with this tool. It's our hope and belief that it will help you get a good nights sleep if used for that purpose, and regardless of when you use it — asleep or awake — that it might reinforce your memory and recall of what you have read in the normal way, and promote a peaceful environment around you both