When a bowl resonates, a gong vibrates, or a drum beats, it’s not just an aesthetic experience. These sounds produce measurable effects on our brain and body, which research is beginning to better understand. So let’s discover what those effects are.
Our brain is a veritable ocean of vibrations. The billions of neurons that compose it communicate with each other through electrical impulses. When these signals synchronize, they form measurable rhythms: these are brain waves.
As a side note, ETHOS is the pseudonym I adopted as a DJ in electronic music. It reflects my view of music, which for me is like a journey allowing us to connect through the multitude of emotions it can evoke. But where does this word come from?
There are times in life when words are no longer enough. When the mind spins in circles, stuck in the known, even if that known hurts. We create barriers. We close doors. The field of possibilities narrows.
