To the astonishment of absolutely nobody,
music has a profound impact on how you feel.
People listen to music while they work, while they drive, while they workout.
Music can make or break emotional impact in a movie, in a game.
Certain songs have become synonymous with sporting events (think the overplayed "Kernkraft 400").
People who enjoy gaming listen to 'Gamer Playlists'; songs that "pump them up"
etc. etc.
People often match the mood of the music they listen to.
Or avoid music that doesn't match their "vibe"
Why is this?
Sound is, at a quantum level, the energy language of the universe.
Watch this:
As you see in the video above, all sound effects particles on a vibrational level.
Whenever I work on Realm Raidersand Freelance work, I listen to a certain frequency of sound called Binural Beats.
Some of frequencies relax
Other frequencies improve cognition
Whenever I work, I listen to this:
It tunes my mind to get "In the Zone" for working
Like everything, different beats affect different people in different ways. I suggest playing with different frequencies and see what does it for you.
Just try it out for yourself.
Cyberdevil
True this. I remember reading some article about how different types of music impact the way you taste certain foods too (well, all foods, but they only mentioned a select few), so for example chocolate tastes the sweetest if you listen to high-pitched music.
And it's not just frequencies in music that affect taste, and mood, and everything around you, but all frequencies. Music or no. It can be applied in a medical context too, since everything in the body pretty much operates on its own frequency. You could kill a specific bacteria by using a specific frequency, for example. The ones outside our range of hearing still have an affect of the body. Really cool stuff.
And depressing stuff, considering cellphones, microwaves, all the ones that don't have such a positive effect...
As for inural Beats I've yet to listen in, though the name seems familiar. Guess it's time...
Tyler
We're just scratching the surface.
Interesting side note:
- My house plants have been slowly dying and typical nurturing (sunlight, water, "plant food") did nothing for them. Playing these beats out loud.. they're vibrant again
Unexpected happenings