Over the years, I’ve proposed that music can be healing. As scientists, such as Dr. Mei Rui, continue their research, it’s becoming more obvious that music IS healing. However, there are some parameters that differentiate between healing music, music for enjoyment, and “intellectual” music. In an interview with podcaster Andre…
This article on epigenetic inheritance appeared in my Facebook feed, just like many articles do. I guess there’s some positive benefits to Facebook’s algorithms noticing what you like and share. In other articles, I speak of epigenetics, what they are, and how the process works. I’ve given the Reader’s Digest…
With so much “misinformation” about pitch, scales, and tunings resonating throughout internet land, whenever reliable sources on music history come my way, I investigate. I had a conversation with Joscelyn Godwin, a musicologist, about a recently discovered ancient instrument. He told me that in 1978, a set of Chinese bells,…
Can the creation of the universe be described via music theory? In this overview article, learn the key points to how all things came to be.
Everything in the universe is based on patterns and cycles. When they are evident, it’s a path that leads to possible discoveries. When patterns and cycles cease to exist, that’s when research sits on a shelf until further understanding is revealed. In the Frequencies of Creation series, I hypothesize that…
Step into the wonderful world of cymatics where we visualize “music in motion.” Because everything (all matter) has a resonant frequency, everything in the universe can all be expressed in musical form. Cymatics is one way the ancients could “notate” the visual aspects of music. Is it possible cymatics is…
This post comes after much thought and pondering on the whole idea of intent. A few years ago, I began blogging on how our intent affects us – spirit, soul, and body. What you focus on determines an outcome. More recently, the conversation about intent seems to be a focus,…