Music Inside Us
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The Music Within Us
Summary
Music isn't just something we hear; it resides within us, a fact backed by scientific research. Our DNA resonates with its own "sound," highlighting the importance of harmonizing external music with our internal rhythms.The Science of Sound
Recent scientific studies have delved into music’s impact on living beings, offering compelling findings. For instance, classical music has been shown to increase milk production in cows and accelerate the growth of plants like mimosa and petunias. An experiment in Japan involving 120 breastfeeding mothers revealed that those who listened to classical music saw a 20% increase in milk production, whereas those exposed to pop and rock experienced a significant decrease.Ancient Insights
While today’s research attempts to blend science with the art of music, ancient India recognized this union long ago. In Indian tradition, both were seen as parts of a single creative force. The Vedas, ancient Indian scriptures, embody this knowledge. Particularly, Sama-Veda, one of the four main Vedas, focuses entirely on music. According to these texts, the universe began with the primordial sound "OM," formed during the separation of the Almighty (Sadashiva) and his creative energy (Adi Shakti). "OM" laid the foundation for the universe as the first musical sound.The Subtle System and Chakras
Our subtle system is comprised of seven main chakras (energy centers) and three channels that govern mental, emotional, and physical life. These chakras vibrate at specific frequencies, forming an octave of seven tones. These tones, known as musical notes?"sa, re, ga, ma, pa, da, ni?"correspond to the chakras from first to seventh. The intervals between these notes mirror those between the chakras. An additional five notes can shift, creating more sounds through the dynamics of the chakras. These notes are embedded in our subtle body and reflect the emotions, thoughts, and intentions of composers and performers.The Influence of Music
When we listen to music, it influences us at a subtle level that eventually manifests physically. Music can either be beneficial or harmful, depending on the inner state of both the musician and the listener. Negative emotions or states, such as anger or intoxication, could be reflected in music, potentially causing harm. In contrast, clear and inspired minds produce folk and classical music, which bring positivity and harmony.Let's choose to listen to music that aligns with the harmony within us.
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