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Meditation isn’t just an exercise of closing the eyes and trying to free the mind — it is far more. It is a process of healing. When you meditate, you are looking deep within, attempting to retrain the habits of the mind in order to live a healthier, happier life. Read more here…

Upcoming research suggests that meditation may also improve how people relate to others. A study done by Northeastern University researchers found that meditation may make people more compassionate. Read more here…

Clearing your mind through meditation is one of the most peaceful ways you can find to just relieve all the tension you have in your body. Read more here…

As 85-year-old Mary O’Kane strained at the bell ropes in the steeple of historic Arlington Street Church, she imagined the sounds spreading a healing across her city – and the land. Read more here…

Music got him talking again. Patients at the Oregon Stroke Center gather each week to sing. New research suggests singing or playing music, maybe even just hearing it, helps rewire the brain after a stroke. Read more here…

“Meditation more than anything in my life was the biggest ingredient for whatever success I’ve had,” Dalio, founder of US$130-billion hedge fund firm Bridgewater Associates, said in an interview at Georgetown in October. Read more here…

Mather Hospital’s Transitional Care Unit recently implemented a music therapy program in an effort to relax patients and improve pain management. Read more here…

Some money managers who meditate say they believe it helps them to deal with information overload, not just in the sense of remaining calm when events are frantic but also in being able to recognize the most significant bits of data from among the maelstrom. Read more here…

A first of its kind University of Pennsylvania study found that the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique can help improve vitality and other quality-of-life factors in patients with the HIV virus. Read more here…

Music therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship, according to the American Music Therapy Association. Read more here…