For an amazing visual demonstration of sound and vibration and how it organizes neural activity, click on www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link2. Here, grains of sand scattered randomly across a flat surface are organized in seconds exclusively to sound vibrations.   

Go to www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link15 to experience “third gear” with the musical artistry of Rodrigo y Gabriela—acoustic guitar music with a wide frequency range and a faster tempo that increases heart rate and energy level.

www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link74—This powerful link shares the story of a terminal cancer patient, paralyzed from the waist down, dancing with her hands and arms to the music of the harp. The former dancer was able to leave a video for her family and friends. Creating the video improved the patient’s sense of well-being and is credited with extending her life expectancy. 

(Check out www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link27 to experience the joy of a three-year-old “conducting” Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and imagine how music stimulates a child’s brain.

For a transcendent auditory experience, listen and watch the boys’ choir Libera singing the famous second movement of Antonin Dvorak’s New World Symphony, based on the American spiritual Goin’ Home. www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link78

And the beat goes on! If you’ve ever doubted music’s ability to cause the body to move involuntarily, watch www.HealingAtTheSpeedOfSound.com/Link5 to see how Snowball the cockatoo responds to the music of the Backstreet Boys.