Jeff Volk, for the past 40 years, has been popularizing the science of cymatics which demonstrates, through simple physics experiments, how “inert” matter can be “animated” into life-like flowing forms by the unseen forces of vibration. The implications of these experiments are vast and have inspired profound insights into the hidden realms of nature. These insights pertain not only to our world at large, but also in deeply personal ways to the subtle realms of human nature, which are often just as mysterious.

Jeff has worked as an award-winning producer. His 1992 documentary Of Sound Mind and Body: Music and Vibrational Healing won the Hartley Film Award through the Institute of Noetic Sciences. He then produced The International Sound Colloquium which became the premier conference exploring the power of sacred sound and healing music. Jeff’s company, MACROmedia Publishing, has focused on books and media to inspire and enlighten the spiritual seeker. In 2001, he re-published Hans Jenny’s two books on cymatics as a single composite edition. An extensively revised edition is once again underway, highlighting much of the work that has been carried out in this field over the 22 years since the previous edition was published. 

Jeff’s penetrating poetry springs from pondering how the universal principles of cause and effect as demonstrated by cymatics, play out subjectively in our personal lives. His work seeks to offer a wider perspective and an inclusiveness that integrates the disparate … in ways that only poetry can. The Ambiguity of Autumn: Poems of Love, Longing and Transcendence (2010), is his first book of poetry.