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Phil Gibson

Sound Healer

 

Frequently Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is a sound healing ?
  2. How long has sound healing been used ?
  3. How can sound heal you ?
  4. What instruments are used in sound healing ?
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Answer 1:

Sound healing is the process in which a practitioner uses all (or specific) aspects of music — including the emotional, psychological, spiritual, physical, social, mental, and superficial — to improve the health of their patient. Sound healing therapy improves many facets of the patient’s life, including emotional and social development, cognitive and motor functioning, and psychological and psychiatric health. Healing with sound happens by having the patient experience or partake in music by means of either listening or singing along to it, improvising musical acts, moving to the time of music, meditating to music, chanting, shouting, or humming to music, playing musical instruments, and even subjecting the patient to specifically crafted and produced sounds that are said to induce positive brainwaves and alter our mood.

Answer 2:

Healing with sound dates back as far as ancient Greece… Apollo was the god of both music and medicine (a strange, but viable combination). Aesculapius was believed to cure mental disorders with songs. The philosophers Plato and Aristotle both claimed that music affected the soul and the emotions. Hippocrates played music for his patients, too. In Ancient Egypt, music therapy was a staple in temples. In biblical times, instruments were used to vanquish evil spirits from human souls. Native American culture used both song and dance to heal the sick. Instances of sound healing therapy are limitless. Fast forward a few centuries, to the 1940s, when the United States Military incorporated music into their programmes for the recuperation of army personnel during World War II. This is often described as the official dawn of music therapy. Today it is used, or at the very least highly recommended, in all aspects of medicine and spiritual growth. While it is still considered an alternative to modern medicine, scores of evidence suggest that it is effective — and also necessary — to our emotional and psychological health. Yet, it remains misunderstood. Some people assume that those who partake in sound healing therapy are crackpots who seek magical solutions to medical problems. However, music therapy, or sound healing, has a basis in both neurology and psychology.

Answer 3:

The simplest way that sound can heal is in the sense that, as mentioned, it makes us happy and can alter our mood. Both when listening to upbeat or cheery music, or when listening to deep, melancholy songs, our emotions flare and we can better process our feelings. The only difference is that typically, we only care to listen to sad songs when we are feeling sad because (and here is the mystery) we know it makes us feel better.

Answer 4:

Of course for sound healing, certain tools will be required. Some of these instruments are easily found or learned. For others, they might require professionals or special circumstances. More information on the types of musical instruments known for their spiritual and healing properties can be found here.

 Keep in mind, however, whether you are a musician or not, all music has healing properties. If you know how to play an instrument that is not listed here, don’t disregard it as powerful. Playing music, or listening to music (whether specifically designed for healing or not) is therapeutic. So, if you have an old guitar lying around the house, when next you are in need of a boost or a moment of relaxation, pick it up and play it. You’ll be surprised at how good it feels.

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