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More and more people find themselves deeply unfulfilled with the value system of the modern capitalistic world. Despite our wealth, people living in industrial countries suffer from all kind of mental diseases such as depression, burnout-syndrome or drug addiction. The connection to our self is missing – our own “melody“is missing. How can sound contribute to find that inner melody again? Every single human cell responds to sound & frequencies and can be brought back to healthy vibration. Soundwaves can be medicine for our overactive brains and nervous systems.
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