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

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In planting my garden I think about what I manifest with each seed. Through this intention, the mindful nurturing of the seeds into blossoms has allowed me to develop a soul connection with flowers.  When I first began to feel this connection I started to photograph the flowers to try to capture their essence.  As I photographed them I began to see the light force inside of them that reflected the intentions I had manifested. This paper uses intention to bring nature and art to life.
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Music and sound in the ancient world were mysterious and powerful tools used for the attunement of the psyche and body, and can be understood as a means for connecting with the sacred. Great seers from mystical traditions tell us that what we experience on a daily basis is really only a projected reality in which events and things only appear to be separate in space and time. When we exist within this state of projected reality, we tend to get bound in a tangle of thought that keeps our attention bound to the physical world.
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The gong is one of the oldest musical instruments in the world. Archaeologists have unearthed gongs built almost four thousand years ago. The earliest written mention of the gong was in China in the 6th century. In these ancient documents the Chinese claim that another culture from Central Asia introduced it to them. While we can’t be certain which culture created the gong, it’s safe to say the sound resonated with the Chinese and that they made the gong their own.
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Ramon Stevens (See Randy’s handout) states “...the swirling dance of physical universe construction is governed by the three fundamental qualities of co-operation among all elements and cells, the free flowing passage of energy and information without hindrance or barrier, and the spice and power of variety.” Cells declare their free will, but recognise that only by pooling “... their charge, communicating constantly, operating on the agreed upon laws of vibration” will they be able to create and sustain the fundamental building blocks of space and time.
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"Silence is the language God speaks and everything else is a bad translation." Everything in the universe has its opposite that keeps things in balance, as sound is to silence. As male is to female, the in and out breath, negative as to positive, darkness and light, heartbeat and space, all couldn’t exist without the other. Therefore it is fairly safe to assume that before the primordial sound ‘’om’’ there was a silence. My belief is that after the round of ‘’om’’ what we currently experience ends, followed by silence again for the same amount time  
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The use of sound vibration is found in many sacred healing rituals from Hindu, to Mongolian Shamans and even Tibetan Tantric Monks. In the beginning there was the sound Aum and from this sound the vibration of the universe was formed. In the Hindu religion Aum is considered a very sacred sound embodying the essence of the entire universe.  
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In Azerbaijan on Gobustan hills there are the paintings of dancing people. The paintings are believed to be at least 25000 years old.
In my research I found out that healing through movement and music has been an intrinsic element of life in the Turkic cultures. According to Oruç Güvenç the Uyghur Turks in Central Asia have been doing healing work through dance and music therapy since many centuries. They have had over 400 thousands instruments and in all of central Asia the Turkic tribes used over 1000 musical instruments in therapy. Oruç Güvenç believes that we need to remember the timbres of these instruments to access deeper states of consciousness and health.
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Cymatics demonstrates how running frequencies through water forms geometric patterns. If the shape and pattern of water are influenced by frequencies, then the water in our human bodies and all over the earth are influenced by vibrations in and around us. These vibrations include emotions, words, and music. Some scientists are proposing that water can store memory and change its molecular shape when influenced by intention. This finding has profound implications on our body and our ecosystems’ health. Though scientific prove about the miracles of water’s intelligence are weak, it feels intuitive that water is sensitive to energies the way we are, since we are water after all. Therefore we should treat water like a conscious being.
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TEN Minute Mind Gym is a ten minute music application embedded with positive suggestions to get you through the challenge of the first 10 minutes of your workout. This is a program designed with sound, positive messaging and intent to put you in a state of mind that moves you easily through the first 10 minutes of your workout. Varied sounds and music enable receptive brainwave states (Alpha and Beta) allowing positive conscious and subliminal messaging to fulfill your intention with ease.
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Sound is energy. Sound is vibration. But what is this thing called sound, and how do we use it or even think about it? Is it a source for healing or just random noise or music? Can it help us or harm us? Can we cure disease with it? These are all questions to be asked and pondered. We can look at this information and come to our own conclusions.
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I was born into this world as a vibration of pure love, as we all are. But as time passed, my childhood experiences caused my vibration to become altered, less vibratory, dampened and weakened. My spirit felt imprisoned, no longer free and loving. Fear and anger became a constant part of my daily life. We were never allowed to speak what was on our minds. There were long periods of silence growing up. And, when there wasn’t silence, there was yelling. This caused me great anguish. My relief came when I played outside in nature. I became free. I felt loved.
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Basis: Understanding the intervals between the 12 notes in the western scale, their relationship and effect on the chakras of the human body. Using tension and release to create attunement in each of the chakra centres.
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