Sound Healing Journey with Guided Meditation, Breathwork, Reiki Healing and Spiritual Teachings - led by Diana Maties - in Auckland NZ

How does Sound Healing work?
Optimum health occurs when we are vibrating in harmony at our natural and inherent resonant frequency. 

Each aspect of our being including our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects has a unique resonance, or rate of vibration. When one of the resonant frequencies of these aspects begins to vibrate out of sync, dis-ease or ill health occurs. When this happens, an imbalanced sound pattern or vibration has been established within one or more levels of our being. 

Music was not invented nor discovered, but rather something innate in us all. It comes as no surprise then, that for centuries sound healing has been used as therapy to ease and cure many a malady.
Almost everything we experience in the universe is simply our perception of waves.  

When sound waves reach our ears, they are converted into electrical signals that travel up the auditory nerve into the auditory cortex, the part of the brain that processes sound. Once sound waves reach our brains, they trigger responses in our bodies. This process alters our emotions, releases hormones and chemicals that affect both our bodies and our moods, and triggers certain impulses (for example, singing and dancing). 

Although research on how music changes our brains is lacking, there is evidence to suggest that musicians have different brains than those who are not musically inclined. Research has shown that the brains of musicians are more symmetrical and that the parts of the brain that are responsible for motor and cognitive functioning, coordination, reasoning, as well as the processing of information, are significantly larger. The two hemispheres of the brain have better communication thanks to an enlarged corpus callosum, as well.
Healing with sound can improve or cure many ailments including, but not limited to:
-Psychological/Psychiatric and behavioral disorders including autism, depression, learning disabilities, and developmental troubles
-Anxiety disorder
-Stress
-PTSD
-Pain
-Mood swings, or negative emotions, such as sadness, aggravation, anger, self-pity, and heartbreak.
It can also bring about:
-Clarity and balance
-Relaxation
-Improved memory and concentration
-Improved sleep (both in quality and quantity)
-A stronger immune system
-Improved creativity
-Heightened awareness, both of the self and the environment