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Does anybody else here find that listening to his music while working with energy seems to "free your mind" (matrix reference not completely intended)?


I know that some memories, a mass of energy, and just a complete unburdened freedom of thought comes at me in the only way I know how to explain it as a "flood" when I listen to his music and some of Beethoven.

It has a mixture of effects on me, I call Mozart the Angel of Death because of the images his music puts into my mind, or at least allows me to see. It's horrific really but I enjoy it. It makes me bloodthirsty and mellow at the same time, kind of like a controlled anger.

That movie was amazing.

Much love to the director.

Anyway, Mozart definitely put a lot of thought and expression into his music that obviously ransfers into the lovers of his work today.

I don't see why the music would not help people channel and create energy better, seeing as Mozart has been proven to increase intelligence through several tests.

Play is better, but movie's pretty good.

God, high school drama class, I played Salieri. They called me that for the rest of the year. Damn, I liked that play.

Also, kinda on topic, Mozart, and all classical music, is what gives me the feelings I'd say were my strongest forms of energy. You know, that part in V for Vendetta, when they blow up Parliament while the 1812 Overture plays? God, the chills down your back and whole body, that feeling.

i wouldnt trust that tid bit. arrow

there Is a early stage in a childs life,(the first 3 years) where they are scientificaly prooven to be more suseptible to influence from their enviroment . in this period of time, if a child is mistreated, exposed to excess stress, or has no close adult child bond, the childs brain will shut down to basic survival mode(where it purely cares about only food, water, shelter), and won't form synapsis and (neurons? i think is the right term) to connect experiances into basic knowledge.

when this happens, scientists have described the child being simular to a grown man in another country where he doesnt understand the language and customs.

and as for motzart, it was scientificly prooven in some tests that, because of his mathematical patter used in his music, it helps infants(between ages 1-3, though im not sure about unborn babies) better understand the concepts of math and two other important things.

saddly, i dont know how to find it online. i base all i said solely on my 2004 early childhod class videos, and the 2005 book. emo so no link.... and im not sure if that means its before or after that response to the testing so if its beforehand then yeah...