In addition to the draw of nature, relics of the past can be found here [in Al Borlin Park]. Bits and pieces of what once was the longest covered railroad bridge in the world originally constructed by the Everett & Cherry Valley Traction Company Railway to cross the Skykomish river and provide rail service down to what is now Carnation.
The Bentov bio-medical model, as described in a book by Lee Sannella, M.D., entitled: Kundalini-Psychosis or Transcendence, states that the standing acoustical waves are the result of the altered rhythm of heart sounds which are occasioned by prolonged practice of meditation, and which set up sympathetic vibrations in the walls of the fluid filled cavities which comprise the third and lateral ventricles of the brain.
As a result, according to Bentov, these waves “will stimulate and eventually ‘polarize ’ the cortex in such a way that it will tend to conduct a signal along the homunculus, starting from the toes and on up.”