thats very intresting...
when i wa reading this i was thinkin about chantingss done by monks.
it sets the mind into a state of mind that alows the body to slow its fuctions leaving more time to restore its self in energy and also with parts off the body being sick.
the principle would be the same.
i do think that with music it directs difrent on every persone. one would have more with newage kinds of music and someone els would feel more within rock tumes.
it depense ( i think ) on the state of mind.
Jaydon
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Well, I agree that you need to focus on the music. Let's just say for distractive purposes, because truly 80% of all illness is amplified by the state of mind. "Oh Gosh, I have the flu and now I can't go to work, do this, that and everything else within my horribly full agenda." Result: STRESS, totally NOT the best medicine on Earth, in my opinion it's the biggest barricade between the illness and the self-healing abilities of the body. Throw away those barricades and then you might see that result is reached.
A while ago somebody told me about EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), which is aimed at seperating problems from emotions by usage of the meridian system and only 14 pressure points. Well, I think in the case of EFT the word pressure points is inaccurate, since you tap on them, so tapping points would fit much better. They gain results although from the perspective of a Namikoshi Shiatsu student, they only grasp a little bit of meridian theory (14 out of hundreds of points, one single technique, one sequence and actually is just like medicine, healing symptomes instead of causes). Although my critiques, I think it's a neat little system to cooperate with sound healing, since it can put the person in the right state of mind. Another nice feature is that you can also do it on yourself (all points are at the front of the body and thus within hand's reach). They have a free EFT manual available on their website in PDF format, so when interested I'd be glad to share it here.
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