A sound essence is water that has been infused with the memory of music, words, declarations and/or intent. I create music essences from certain instrumental songs. With a full understanding that water carries memory, my intent is to infuse a bottle of spring water with the properties of the music I play over the water.
This may seem like an interesting way to talk about healing but, with everything that we do, there has to be some consistency in order to get the best results. A protocol can be defined as “the official procedure or system of rules governing affairs of state or diplomatic occasions” (according to Wikipedia). Now, let’s take that an apply it to a “healing protocol” for our lives.
“Open Gates” is an album about opening gates to see new possibilities. As with the other albums, I’m working with Seneca Schurbon of Freedom Flowers and Alice Briggs of Emotional and Spiritual Healing to create a package of materials that can aid with the healing processes of physical issues in your body! In this post, specific information is provided about the album “Open Gates” to aid in emotional support as you work through both emotional and physical issues.
In this post, I provide a list of artists who are creating music for the purposes of healing. Read a little about them and follow the links to their websites.
Music can be both healing or harmful. Listen to lyrics in songs to determine the intent of that song. Is it uplifting? Does the song have a mean tone? Can you tell what the artist is truly trying to say? As you answer these questions, you can then determine if that song is something you want to frame your world with.
Scientists are finding that listening to and making music really fires up the brain. Music can also be healing or detrimental for us physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Bringing us to a place of rest and peace allows our bodies to work through the healing processes more effectively. Therefore, it’s important to listen to music that fosters and promotes healing.
“Musical Intent” is most about what a composer and/or performer expects to convey through his/her music. In this article, we explore how musical intent affects how we respond to music.