GRAD STUDENT RESEARCH PAPERS
Each semester students at Globe Sound Healing Institute design and execute their own research papers.
This is the database of over 250 students papers.
There is also a place to provide feedback on the papers so
others can easily find papers they would like to read or download.
The grading system is as follows.
Overall Grade – 1-5 stars.
Interesting – 1 – Blasé 5 – Mind Blowing
Practical Application – 1 – Theoretical 5 – Extremely Useful
Well Written – 1 – Hard to Read 5 – Clear and Concise
The papers are organized based on the following categories:
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This paper introduces a complete sound and wellness practice that integrates the "Breath of the Architect" technique, the Six Healing Sounds with gentle movements, and a water-based meditative routine called the AquaSonic Cleanse, which was created by Ali Ravan. The practices are designed to guide individuals through breathwork, healing tones, intentional movement, and visualization to restore balance and energy to the body, mind, and spirit. The session concludes with a powerful grounding ritual and expression of gratitude, offering a holistic and accessible path for inner healing and transformation.
By Ali Ravan
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Earth's ley lines are invisible energy pathways connecting sacred sites and landmarks, forming an intricate global energetic grid. On these lines energy vortexes occur. Vortexes are areas of intensified energy that enhance healing, meditation and spiritual awareness. Notable vortex sites include Sedona, Arizona; Glastonbury Tor, England; and the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt. Many cultures have historically revered these locations for their energetic and spiritual significance.
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Sound plays a vital role in the underwater world, where it travels faster and farther than in air, profoundly influencing marine life. Marine creatures depend on sound for communication, navigation, and foraging, and the strategic use of natural sound has shown promise in aiding marine conservation.
Eliza Riley
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Everything in the universe is in motion, vibrating at distinct frequencies. This foundational concept is known as the Law of Vibration. Whether it be a rock, a tree, a sound, or a thought—every element in existence consists of vibrating energy. In the context of sound healing, understanding vibration is essential because vibration is sound, and sound is a powerful carrier of intention, healing, and transformation.
Gina Locurcio
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At the beginning of this course of study, I was unsure what to expect. I thought I had a decent understanding of sound, having studied anatomy and physiology in pursuit of my BS in Nursing. In
understanding the biology of the ear, we learn how sound is detected, which I thought comprised most of what there was to know. I couldn’t have been more wrong.
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For thousands of years, humans have sensed that the mind holds powers far beyond the physical body. In the ancient practice of Qigong, the cultivation of life force energy (Qi) is not only a path to health, but a bridge into the mysterious realms of consciousness. Some practitioners, through deep dedication, awaken extraordinary abilities that touch the invisible worlds, abilities often called "paranormal" because they transcend normal scientific explanation.
Fatima Huet
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We studied how Tibetan singing bowls, guided meditation, and intentional sound frequencies help those with trauma.
Michael Scott
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Everything in the universe is energy, constantly vibrating in patterns that shape the fabric of existence. These vibrations influence not only the physical world but also the emotional, spiritual, and energetic realms, often in ways we don’t consciously notice but deeply feel. From the resonance of a musical note to the subtle energy of a gemstone, vibration surrounds us, offering pathways to alignment, balance, and transformation.
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I will start with an introduction to the full moon singing bowl, will talk about the master and inventor Santa who I learned from and share some unique qualities of the full moon singing bowl. Then I will share the difference among all kinds of bowls and why I chose the full moon singing bowl.
After that, I will talk about the sound bath that I perform in my sound wellness center, including what are the benefits of 19 (two sets combined in one) full moon singing bowls that resonate at once that are impacting physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Lastly, I will share the method of my sound bath and will briefly mention individual sound healing.
By Sissy Ye
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This paper is about the traditional and modern technique of communicating with nature and her beings, and my path and experiments to find inspiration from non-human teachers and the other-world to create music, songs and healing exercises for singing with people at singing circle events.
Rebecca Mehler
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The idea that everything in life is vibration is often attributed to Albert Einstein, but his words were more along the lines of "everything is energy and that is all there is to it". His work on physics, and his theories of relativity and light, laid the scientific groundwork for understanding the physical laws of the universe, and that the universe is basically made up of energy and vibrations.
Celesta Gnall
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By understanding how trauma and nervous system dysregulation interfere with vocal function we can develop effective interventions to restore vocal access. This paper explores the intricate relationship between trauma, nervous system regulation and vocal expression, emphasizing the importance of
safety in unlocking the voice.
Katrin Koschalka
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Board Members: David Gibson, Randy Masters, Jennifer Catalano, Lisa Lippincott, Jackie Miller, Anders Christensen