Musician, Artist, Producer, Educator
CurrentJamie Janover has long been interested in the intersection of science, music and all things considered spiritual. Having studied both music and psychology, he began delving into the world of physics. When he came across physicist, Nassim Haramein, presenting his unified field theory, the dots connected. He has been delving ever deeper into the world of unified physics, music and the study of ancient civilizations through the lens of Nassim Haramein, Graham Hancock and many other’s theories, ever since.Jamie Janover was taught by Nassim Haramein how to deliver comprehensive presentations on his unified field theory as one of the Resonance Science Foundation’s original emissaries in 2008 and has gone on to deliver more than 200 comprehensive presentations at events, conferences and festivals on six continents. Jamie taught Nassim Haramein’s 3-day workshops before they were formatted into an online course in the Resonance Academy where he is currently on faculty and hosts a course he created called “Ancient Egypt Revisited”. Jamie curates and manages all of the social media content for Nassim Haramein, the Resonance Science Foundation and Robert Edward Grant. Jamie is also recognized as a musical innovator. He plays the drums and is considered a master of the ancient percussion stringed instrument called the hammered dulcimer (he won the National Hammered Dulcimer Championship in 2002). By combining recent innovations in modern technology with the wisdom of ancient instruments, Jamie achieves a balance between the electronic and the acoustic to create a unified field of music that is reflective of and resonates with the nature of modern times. When not playing music or lecturing on unified field theory, you can find Jamie connecting dots around the world in his extensive travels and collaborations in multiple creative realms including creating stunning images as a photographer and making sculptures using natural found objects.