Posts Tagged ‘healing’

PostHeaderIcon Meditation 101: The Neuroscience of Why Meditation Works

Meditation is perhaps the most crucial instrument to harness the power of thought, cultivate more peace, clarity and happiness. The breath and mind work in tandem, so as breath begins to lengthen, brain waves begin to slow down. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon More Mindfulness, Less Meditation

The columnist says the simplest definition of meditation is learning to do one thing at a time.

Mindfulness – or “vipassana” — is a specific type of meditative practice from Theravada Buddhism. It involves learning to watch one’s thoughts, feelings and sensations as they arise and pass, without becoming caught up in them. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy positive for young cancer patients

The researchers’ TMV intervention was designed to help adolescents and young adults explore and express thoughts and emotions about their disease and treatment that might otherwise go unspoken. Through the creative process of writing song lyrics and producing videos, a board-certified music therapist offers structure and support to help patients reflect on their experiences and identify what is important to them, such as their spirituality, family, and relationships with peers and health care providers. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Music a powerful antidepressant

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Music therapy has specific qualities that allow people to express themselves and interact in a non-verbal way – even in situations when they cannot find the words to describe their inner experiences,” Professor Gold was quoted as saying by the BBC. Music-making is social, pleasurable and meaningful. It has been argued that music making engages people in ways that words may simply not be able to.Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Meditation study links history to science

These visual hallucinations  induced by meditation practice suggest that meditation may lead to increased neuroplasticity, which has been linked to cognitive improvements in learning, memory and attention, according to the study. If this hypothesis proves true, meditation could have significant cognitive benefits. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Music therapy programs hit the right note

Music can provide a voice for a nonverbal child with autism, help people with dementia or Alzheimer’s remember long-lost memories. It can also provide calm and peace to those in their last moments of life. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Meditation triggers molecular and genetic changes: New study

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A new study published in Psychoneuroendocrinology provides scientific proof – for the first time – that the regular practice of meditation causes beneficial molecular changes within the human body. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Which meditation method is for you?

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Meditation is known for managing stress, but studies show that regular practice can be a powerful healing tool. For a beginner however, the world of meditation might seem intimidating. With so many different techniques, it can be difficult to understand which one is right for you.  Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Predicting your personality by the music you listen to

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Music therapy has proven beneficial in several mental conditions such as autism. It can also be a soothing compassion for someone who is stressed, lonely, or depressed. Now scientists are able to predict a person’s personality simply through the music that he/she chooses. Read more here…

PostHeaderIcon Finding their inner music

Music has great positive effects for brain activity. It’s not a medicine, which cures certain disease,” says Gao, who graduated from Temple University in the United States and received his MA degree in 1994. He says the main approaches use singing, instrument playing and language guidance, to encourage people to engage in spontaneous and creative musical activities. “With proper music therapy, people can relieve anxiety and control emotions.” Read more here…

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