Music is a way to tap into the innate knowledge that resides deep in our cells. Great music nourishes us in ways we don t even realize. It inspires us, relaxes us, energizes us in short, it heals us and keeps us well. It resides everywhere in our world. While we may not always be listening to a Beethoven Symphony or a Mozart Sonata, the universe is a tonal harmony of many sounds interacting and vibrating together.
Music is the pulse of the energy that courses in and through everything through vibrations.
Don Campbell defines music as delicate and quiet, but never sedentary. Even a tone that extends for hours at a time, unvarying, carries a pulsing wave that affects our mind and body at many levels. What we bring to each sound is also of vital importance. Susan Alexjander , classically trained musicologist and composer for a number of years, teamed up with Dr. David Deamer, a cell biologist at the University of California, Davis. They exposed each of the bases to infrared light and measured the wavelengths that each based absorbed using an infrared spectrophotometer.