SOUND THERAPY

It is well known that music and harmonious sounds have a beneficial effect on us because their frequencies act positively upon our emotional, mental and physical states. 

The body is finely tuned to sound vibration and light and emits signals from every atom, molecule, cell, organ and system that structures its form.   Each signal has a frequency that resonates harmonically with all others and is in harmony with the whole.  

The flexibility of the body’s composition means it will respond to outside vibrational influences.   Sound waves penetrate the ear-drums and skin and are transmitted very effectively through the bones of the skeletal system.   The body’s composition is 75% water and sound travels 5 times faster through water than air. It has many internal, quartz-like, crystalline structures that form a complex system that responds to sound frequencies.   Sound frequencies can be used to cleanse the auric field, balance discordant energy and energize the entire system and when the life-force energy resumes its natural flow, the body will regain its inner harmonic resonance and health.

Harmonics trigger chemical and hormonal effects that act therapeutically on the body by changing body rhythms and activating brain functions.  They may be used to stimulate or sooth and pacify brain wave patterns and pulse rates which respond to our mental and emotional states. The ability of music to by-pass the conscious mind enables the release of memories and suppressed emotions that are held at deeper levels and are a major cause of illness. The pineal gland produces neuromelanin that controls body rhythms, growth and hormone levels and when stimulated by harmonics it releases the youth producing hormone, neuroendocrinal melatonin, the ‘Immortal Time Essence’ of the Sufi Mystics, Amria, bringing positive effects and inducing a sense of well-being.

This therapy is very effective in combination with spiritual and/or crystal healing.

 

Therapist:
Kate Crossland

 

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