Delores DeVore is a seeker of Truth, a mathematician by training, and a sound mystic by calling. With a degree in Mathematics and minors in General Science and Education, she has woven together the threads of logic, vibration, and sacred geometry into a living exploration of consciousness. Delores holds a Master of Divinity from Universal Brotherhood University, based on her groundbreaking work with sound essences. She is an ISTA Certified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner, a teacher of tuning fork therapy, and an explorer of harmonic systems both ancient and newly received. From an early age, she felt the call of numbers. By the time she reached grammar school, she was already drawn to numerology. In high school, she won a year-long math challenge based on logic and problem-solving. In her adult life, she’s taught algebra and geometry in public schools and worked as a computer programmer and database administrator in the corporate world. Her spiritual lineage is shaped by the tones of the Hathors (through initiation with Tom Kenyon), and her harmonic toolkit includes the teachings and works of Laurel Elizabeth Keys, Don Campbell, Wendy Young, Tom Kenyon, Jonathan Goldman, David Hulse, Eileen McKusick, John Beaulieu, Hans Cousto, Joseph Crane, G.W. Hardin and Jain108. Her foundational inspirations include books such as Stalking the Wild Pendulum , Healing with Sound and Color and Healing Sounds: the Power of Harmonics. Delores is the creator of the Scale of 11—a visionary harmonic system that seeks to restore resonance by integrating the Puleo numbers (often misnamed as Solfeggio frequencies) with whole-number intervals. Her research explores the encoding of mathematical constants like π, e, and φ within music and sacred structures—particularly the Great Pyramid of Giza—and she aligns these insights with the esoteric wisdom embedded in Shakespeare’s sonnets. As a writer, she shares personal reflections and spiritual insights through her Substack newsletter Sound Works by Delores. Her articles include personal invocations (Just As I Am, I Am Light), harmonic commentary (Odds and Ends), and foundational teachings (Welcome, The Journey Begins, Solfeggio, and It’s Way Past Time). Through her voice, her frequencies, and her fearless inquiry, Delores brings together math and mystery, ratio and revelation—a living embodiment of sacred science in service to planetary awakening.