Yodeling is one of the quickest ways to reach your soul. Sounds are vibrations that convey information. Today we even know that sound is more powerful than light in terms of frequency. Significantly, “person” comes from personare and means to sound through. It is therefore much easier to recognise from the voice whether people are vibrating on the same wave or how another person is feeling. That's why the voice is very intimate and it hurts when you hear that you don't sing well. Because that could mean that you are not in tune. But unlike singing, when yodeling you can also sound scratchy and even nasal. It is a singing technique in which the timbre of the voice is enriched with overtones as more bones are made to vibrate. The throat hit, one of the most well-known features of yodeling, connects us to the high and low tones as it produces an alternation between the head or falsetto voice in men and the chest voice. This rapid change allows you to more quickly find your way back to your own original sound, which is in our DNA. You become more “whole”. Men allow themselves to create high notes again. And women experience what it feels like to make their voices heard. When yodeling, men sing at the same high pitch as women by using a trick and only using part of their vocal folds, which are about a quarter longer. The so-called falsetto voice. In a way, yodeling is the most original and direct feel-good management that everyone has within themselves. Because it releases suppressed emotions and therefore makes you so happy. This means that meaningless syllables such as yodeling have the power to provide direct access to the soul, freeing the heart and connecting with others.