From reducing pain to relieving stress, the evidence for music's power is strong. Stefan Koelsch says we should use it – now ...

The Emotional Power of Music Music also can tap into our deepest emotions. Whether you’re feeling joyful, sad, nostalgic, or even stressed, music can help you process and express these emotions.

Wave is a music-guided meditation experience that lets you rest against a pillow, tune into tracks of your choice, and feel vibrations. I reviewed it.

Music has been used as a way to channel our emotions for thousands of years, from the call-and-response songs of early blues and jazz to meditative chanting and more.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that music therapy significantly reduces pain and anxiety, aiding healing and recovery in ...

A silent piano concert where a composer combines music with meditation returns to the South Bay Saturday. The MindTravel live ...

The short answer is yes. Worship music can move and manipulate emotions, even shape belief. Corporate worship is neurological and physiological.

While alternative therapies such as yoga, meditation, and music therapy cannot reverse the inevitable cognitive decline of Alzheimer’s (the degenerative neurological disease that affects more ...

Meditation helps promote self-awareness greatly, which enables one to be completely aware of one's emotions, feelings, thoughts, and everything happening inside of the mind.