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May 20, 2004
"Music should go right through you, leave some of itself inside you, and take some of you with it when it leaves." --Henry Threadgill
Mozart Effect
Imagine a pile of sand transformed into life-life flowing patterns, mirroring symmetrical geometric forms found in nature, simply by audible vibration. In 1950s, Dr. Hans Jenny found exactly that in work that later came to be known as Cymatics. He noticed that sound vibrations actually shape matter, in predictable and repeatable patterns, and can indeed be used to change the cells of our bodies. Move over laser surgeries, here comes sound healing.
BE THE CHANGE
Research shows that listening to classic music of Mozart improves your learning and memory skills. Learn about the "Mozart Effect." More ...
