Healing Music

May 13, 2003

Attilio wrote to me noticing my field as healing music. He mentioned that

he has one particular piece called Chakra Chants by Jonathan Goldman and

asked if I could explain more about the TCM aspect of this, to the whole

group.

Talk about a loaded question!!!! One that I gladly respond to though. I

had originally thought of writing out the whole dissertation regarding the

fruits of my research but I think that introducing one fruit at a time would

be more beneficial for all concerned.

Some years ago I attempted to communicate with Jonathan, who founded the

Healing Music Association. I was quite excited about the research I was

conducting and wanted to share with the association the insights I was

gaining through direct R & D in a clinical environment. Jonathon never

responded. So, I am quite grateful to Attilio for inviting me into this

group and asking me to contribute.

Some of you might be familiar with NAET (Nambudripid Allergy Elimination

Technique). I was trained in the technique out in Los Angeles under the

license of an acupuncturist. I became very proficient at kinesiology or

muscle testing. When I joined muscle testing to healing music, a whole new

world opened up for me. TCM does come into the picture so bear with me

while I lay the foundations.

In the field of healing music the chakra system is prominent. The common

practice is to associate each of the seven chakras to firstly the seven

tones of the C scale and secondly to the keys represented by those tones.

So if I wanted to rebalance or tonify a person’s heart chakra I would play a

piece in F – F being the fourth tone (key) up from C. This model turned

out to be incomplete based on my clinical experience.

Think for a moment of people that you know and hear each of them speak

inside your mind. Of course you don’t have to do this if there is ambient

conversation going on around you right now. The point of this exercise is

to realize that each person is speaking at a different tone. I myself speak

at the tone of F. Knowing that the fifth tone up is F I now know that my

core key is Bb. In actual practice I found that the third chakra (solar

plexus) gives off the strongest energetic signature and it is best to test

for that tone, which in my case would be D. My core tones are then Bb, C,

D, Eb, F, G and A.

The model for chakra music is now complete. There are 12 tones or keys and

a patient’s core key may be any one of the 12. This however can not be

determined unless the patient is tested through either kinesiology or

scientific equipment. Some with perfect pitch may be able to determine the

patient’s core key just by listening to them speak.

The Five Elements Tonal System (FETS)

Energetic Imbalances Addressed Through:

Kinesiology, Healing Music & Deep Relaxation

http://www.swiftsite.com/musicmedicine

A tape you can do at home!

http://www.my-hypnocise.com

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May 13, 2003

Thanks for that wonderful explaination. Putting the chakras to one side, how does your music healing relate to the Zangfu and the Bian Zheng Lunzhi in clinical practice? As i've seen some recordings made in China which are related to each Yin organ and are suppose to help re-balance the disharmony of that organ.

AttilioMike Legge <mflegge wrote:

Attilio wrote to me noticing my field as healing music. He mentioned that he has one particular piece called Chakra Chants by Jonathan Goldman and asked if I could explain more about the TCM aspect of this, to the whole group.Talk about a loaded question!!!! One that I gladly respond to though. I had originally thought of writing out the whole dissertation regarding the fruits of my research but I think that introducing one fruit at a time would be more beneficial for all concerned.Some years ago I attempted to communicate with Jonathan, who founded the Healing Music Association. I was quite excited about the research I was conducting and wanted to share with the association the insights I was gaining through direct R & D in a clinical environment. Jonathon never responded. So, I am quite grateful to Attilio for inviting me into this group and asking me to contribute.Some of you might be familiar with NAET (Nambudripid Allergy Elimination Technique). I was trained in the technique out in Los Angeles under the license of an acupuncturist. I became very proficient at kinesiology or muscle testing. When I joined muscle testing to healing music, a whole new world opened up for me. TCM does come into the picture so bear with me while I lay the foundations.In the field of healing music the chakra system is prominent. The common practice is to associate each of the seven chakras to firstly the seven tones of the C scale and secondly to the keys represented by those tones. So if I wanted to rebalance or tonify a person’s heart chakra I would play a piece in F – F being the fourth tone (key) up from C. This model turned out to be incomplete based on my clinical experience.Think for a moment of people that you know and hear each of them speak inside your mind. Of course you don’t have to do this if there is ambient conversation going on around you right now. The point of this exercise is to realize that each person is speaking at a different tone. I myself speak at the tone of F. Knowing that the fifth tone up is F I now know that my core key is Bb. In actual practice I found that the third chakra (solar plexus) gives off the strongest energetic signature and it is best to test for that tone, which in my case would be D. My core tones are then Bb, C, D, Eb, F, G and A.The model for chakra music is now complete. There are 12 tones or keys and a patient’s core key may be any one of the 12. This however can not be determined unless the patient is tested through either kinesiology or scientific equipment. Some with perfect pitch may be able to determine the patient’s core key just by listening to them speak.The Five Elements Tonal System (FETS)Energetic Imbalances Addressed Through:Kinesiology, Healing Music & Deep Relaxationhttp://www.swiftsite.com/musicmedicineA tape you can do at home!http://www.my-hypnocise.com_______________Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

May 14, 2003

Mike, Thanks for the great gift.

haven't had time to unzip it all (need the player)

But it is a blessing.

Ed Kasper LAc.

Licensed Acupuncturist & Herbalist

Santa Cruz, CA.

Acupuncture is a jab well done

www.HappyHerbalist.com

Tue, 13 May 2003 09:53:57 -0400

" Mike Legge " <mflegge