JANUARY 2010 VOLUME - 5 ISSUE - 3
 
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If there is one thing that doesn’t have boundaries, it is music. It transcends cultural, political and social boundaries with utmost ease. However, have you stopped for a second and thought about the profound impact that this music has on your daily life?

Let’s start off with the easiest. Music helps you to lose weight. How you may ask? Music has broadly been labelled a catalyst for releasing your pentup energy, especially when working out at the gym, whether it’s running on the treadmill or doing those difficult, backbreaking crunches. Every time you put on your headphones and listen to your favourite album, you feel encouraged to give your best shot at whatever you are doing.

While at the workplace, if improving your concentration is the goal, then light easy melodies should be your pick. It’s been proved that people who listen to music while working displayed more productivity than the ones who were working silently. It has also been proven that Baroque music helps you pace your reading to aid focus and memorizing.




Music has also been known to help in healing. Just as faster beats sharpen your concentration and increase alert thinking, a slower tempo promotes calm, allowing you to relax your breathing and your heartbeat. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that hospitals around the world have started using music
therapy as a means to heal patients.

Learning a musical instrument is extremely beneficial to us as it nurtures the intellect and helps your memory remain sharp for a longer period of time. It has been scientifically proven that learning a musical instrument increases the spatial-temporal reasoning skills that are required for mathematics, chess, science and engineering. Learning an instrument is like learning a second language, it is extremely challenging. It teaches you discipline, as you need to keep practising till you have perfected the instrument. It calms stressed minds better than any other activity because it involves training the brain to be focused. Learning an instrument boosts your confidence, improves co-ordination, and memory skills.

At the end of the day music is the outburst of the soul, and provides you with the joy of accomplishing
and mastering something which you had found challenging. So go on sit back and enjoy one of your favourite tracks—the world can wait.

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