Music has power to treat diseases

 

Monday, 21-May- 2012

Music has power to treat diseases

It has long been known to making that music has invisible powers the power to calm, the power to treat, the power to rouse and the power to evoke emotions. Every culture of the world has used music to increase and change their mental and physical states. Music therapy is a structured use of musical experiences to make easier positive changes in human behaviour and to clear the negative elements. It works like a cure medicine in cases of stress, depression, anxiety and pain, depression, anxiety and pain. Music therapy can also be used to treat sleeplessness, epilepsy, strokes, learning disabilities , brain injuries and ageing related conditions. Evidence shows that listening to suitable music normalises blood pressure, stabilises heart  rate. Brightens concentration and creativity.

It is a scientific fact that sound affects every living thing . Harsh, loud and unpleasant sound scan disturb the mind as well at the body . Perfectly metered sounds have highly beneficial effects on all. The mantras of the Vedas are in fact scientific sound formulas set in such a manner. That when chanted in accordance with the prescribed meter of sound, have powerful effects on the surrounding atmosphere. The rhythmic sounds of temple bells and vibrations produced by shanks, (conch shell) during devotional practises have also been found to have curative applications.

Musical power of Indian Ragas ; All musical notes have a particular vibration which is similar in some way to some part of the body. The Indian ragas are aimed towards making these vibrations more active. The ragas are designed in keeping with the various cycles of the season and times of the day.  These are then brought into  line with the corresponding meridians in the body. The excremental studies on therapeutic evolution of the classical ragas have shown interesting results . the afternoon Raag Sarang, for instance , is effective in treating epilepsy. Singing or listening of Raag Bhairavi has been found to uproot the disease of kapha dosha e.g asthma, chronic cold. Cough, tuberculosis , some of the sinus and chest related problems. Raag Asavari is effective in eliminating the impurities of blood and related disease . Raag Malhar calms anger, excessive mental excitement and mental instability. Raag Saurat and Raag jaijavanti have also been found effectie in curing mental disorders and calming the mind. Raag Hindola helps in sharpening the memory and focussing mental concentration Raag bageshwari is one of the rare ragas that control the mind. when over power by despair and defeat. Courtesy Parichay.

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Don’t be discouraged by criticism

The age in which we live is an age of criticism. Many subjects are brought before the public opinion and judgment passed on them. Criticism is good when the motive is to improve or build instead of discourage and destroy.

Some critics are cynical in spirit. They are always on the look out for a vary small speck on a clean sheet. They conceal their own vices and shortcomings by turning the spotlight on people’s faults . often people with noble intentions and actions come under the fire of criticism. We should never pay attention to what people with mean mind say. They occupy themselves with fault finding and are ready to scoff at everything.

Critics are the grumbles who will do nothing to set matters  right. They are invariably the least efficient helpers in the school  of life. Do not forget that the least industrious members of society are the readiest to complain. Critics find a little bad in the best of things. Remember that there has never been set up a statue in hours of a critic.

If you are criticised on the good work you are doing for society do not be discouraged. The kite rises against the wind, not with it!

Deciding what you want most in life is the first step towards achieving it.

Quote from The true charm and power of Vedanta

There is great deal of difference between a philosopher or a man of book learning, and a Seer-of –Truth or a man of realisation. The philosopher may have studied all the Vedas and other Scriptures and may be able to quote long passages from them, but eh Seer-of-Truth knows because he has seen, The first merely repeats what he has learned; the second says, “Yes, I know!” Thus his words are bold. Experience is the real and only way of acquiring strengths. Real strength comes through realization; when a man has been God he can declare with conviction that there is a God. When we have seen a thing, no matter how much people may deny the existence of that thing, we ca still stand up boldly and declare, “I know it exists.”

But, if He exists?

I drive joy There was a doctor in Benaras who spent 7 minutes in the morning and evening for mediation on God. Knowing this, his colleagues and friends laughed at him. One day they argued that he was wasting ten precious minutes on something, which he had been misled into believing. The doctor replied, “Well, if God does not exist, I agree that I am wasting ten minutes a day. But, if He exists? I am afraid you are wasting your entire lifetime. I prefer to waste ten minutes rather than a lifetime. Why should you grudge me the 10 minutes joy that I derive 4m.

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