International Union of Medical and Applied Bioelectrography
Music waves Research and the Biointernet https://www.iumab.org/category/music/ When a musician is playing a piece, and the audience is enjoying it, they can develop physical synchronies. The team used a technique called near-infrared spectroscopy to monitor the brain activity of a professional violinist while he was videoed playing a series of 12 brief, classical pieces. They … Read more
On November 3rd 1975, David Bowie – in the final stages of recording his legendary album Station to Station – took possession of a strange Kirlian device. Bowie was at this time heavily into the occult; the artwork of Station to Station would feature an image of him sketching the Kabbalistic Tree of Life on the floor (I discussed Bowie’s esoteric interests in “Occult Rock: The Influence of Magick on Modern Music“), so this was no doubt a welcome gift.
The whole history of technology shows us how people gradually learned to see the source of strength in the natural objects which had seemed to them dead, inert, redundant … We are present and are vitally involved in the creation of a new geological factor in the biosphere, unprecedented in its power. Creating the noosphere from the biosphere is a natural phenomenon, a deeper and more powerful in its essence than the human history…
SUZANNE SITES GIBSON, PhD, LCSW
ABSTRACT
THE EFFECT OF ACTIVE AND SILENT MUSIC INTERVENTIONS ON PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MEASURED WITH ELECTRON PHOTONIC IMAGING TECHNIQUE T. INDIRA RAO & HONGSANDRA RAMARAO NAGENDRA Department of Yoga and Humanities, SVYASA, Bangalore, Karnataka, India Patients with type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DM2) may have autonomic imbalance. Studies have found that music influences the autonomous … Read more
