Why Music is free therapy

Music is one of those things that bring people joy. Usually people listen to the song, and delve a little deeper into their moods. When you are happy, you listen to happy, fast beat songs. When you feel sad or miserable, there are thousands of popular sad songs that go with the theme in your mind.

Break ups are manageable because of songs. Love becomes more festive and exciting when you listen to love songs that match the mood or characteristic of your current situation with your partner.

So, it is no wonder that people listen to these kinds of songs, and a vast majority of people function as normal human beings because of music.

Do you know depression and mental health disorders run rampant these days among teenagers and young people? What if I told you that singing a subtle piece of Indian classical music or playing the same on an instrument can elevate your consciousness?

There are thousands of people around you who are undergoing treatment or in need of treatment for underlying mental health situations. Learning Indian classical music can elevate your mind, improve your brain function, boost your meta-cognition and bring you joy.

It is the need of the hour to give the best of Indian classical music to everyone. Learning to play an instrument like the Veena, which produces perfect tone and pitch, can alter the brain structure in a positive way and help you function optimally even in old age.

These days, it has become quite common for young people to use social media and watch television most of the time. This has led to more kids doing badly in school because they lack enough focus or concentration to study.

So, learning this advanced technique of applying one’s mind to playing music will not only give children the concentration required for success in life but can also help them manage their emotions.

Our ancestors developed the wonderful art of playing this divine instrument called Veena. It is essential now to spread this blessing all over the world. This is not just free therapy but also a way to reach the divine.