Whilst not a negative or disturbing experience, I was intrigued. I became more so when I went to another village about 80kms away and found that the sound had followed me. Even more so when I "took" it with to Lisboa and ultimately back to South Africa. I must admit even though I have heard it here quite often, the intensity is not as much as in Europe.
I discussed this on a forum while I was still in France and had some interesting responses. The sound of angels, the vibration of the Inner Earth, Gaia's heartbeat and more. Not many people had experienced the "hum" but many felt it to be a spiritual phenomenon. I have had my fair share of unexplained, supernatural encounters so I was not freaked out, but rather just surrendered it and trusted that I would receive whatever information I needed to understand and process it.
I haven't heard the hum in a few weeks and had sort of put it out of my mind...and then today I came across a vid that shared how the phenomenon is increasing...there are even support groups as many people are negatively affected by it, its intensity driving them dilly.

So if there are any other Taos Hum Hearers out there, I would love to hear from you. For those that think we have lost it, read more here......and hey, maybe we are crazy!!!

According to The Lookout article, Rachel wrote, "I found out that millions of people don't live to see their 5th birthday. And why? Because they didn't have access to clean, safe water so I'm celebrating my birthday like never before. I'm asking from everyone I know to donate to my campaign instead of gifts for my birthday. Every penny of the money raised will go directly to fund freshwater projects in developing nations."