Annagrammatica presents "Heal with Classical Music & Spirituals"

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Photos by
Luc Viatour
www.lucnix.be

"Painting the Ocean," by

Robert Norton

"Take 10 Relaxation"

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Neural network, from
Internet-of-the-Mind.com

According to scientists who study the brain, meditation calms and heals over time by creating new
n eural networks — pathways in the brain that process stimuli and form our habits and beliefs. Yongey
Mingyur Rinpoche, in his delightful book The Joy of Living, explains that if, for example, your first encounter
with a dog involves being bitten, your brain creates a neural "short cut" that equates dogs with danger. It
might require numerous positive experiences with dogs for a new neural pathway to be created. Meanwhile,
emotionally and biologically, the reality for you is that dogs are dangerous. Meditation, scientist Candace Pert
has said, "works in an integrated, vibrational way, [as] music works, by allowing parts of our personality to
connect with other parts" and continually create new neuronal pathways. Music and meditation reinforce
each other.

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which have become weakened or gone out of tune.. This
is done on the basis of resonance, be it sympathetic
vibrations or the power of forced resonance. Basically,
whatever part of us that is ailing can be awakened by
harmonious sound sources and remember at what
frequency it should be vibrating. This can occur at the
physical level (from cells to muscles to organs), the
subtle level (changing negative psychology) and the
causal level (create permanent positive changes in one’s
nature). It is no accident that doctors tell us that we are
in ‘sound health’ or ‘of sound mind.’ The medical
profession is, to some extent, using sound therapy. For
example, the application of ultrasound in the treatment
of sciatica. At a higher level spiritual teachers initiate
people into meditation through the sound of a mantra.
Here the creation of vibration works in reverse. First
there is the form (the mantra) which then it turns into
a wave and finally into a pulse.

What are the practical ways of using sound for
healing? Listening to music, for there is no question
that everyone who does is practicing sound therapy.
People’s choices of listening depend on the very nature of
their sound frequencies. Music is not just something that
goes into the ear. It impinges on the entire bioenergetic
field (aura) and if there is incompatibility with the
music it will be rejected. — James D'Angelo