MUSIC

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Peter Northcote's latest CD. Pete is winner of the 2007 "MusicOz" Best Instrumentalist Award.

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Alan Smith ...'sending out an SOS to the world'

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'Angel' by Zeta Hall, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

'...an Angel that loves me flies above me and guides me through my dreams...'

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Splash Summer Concert July 2006 (VIDEO 1 minute, Marc Andrews)

Splash Summer Concert July 2006 (VIDEO 3.30 minutes, The Cast)

Music and dancing is good for the soul. New York street dancing and Central Park (VIDEO 5 mins)

We all know that sound and music can influence mood. Music can relax us and therefore affect breathing and heart rate.

In years gone by, drumming was used when soldiers were going off to war to increase heart rate and incite action.

Tibetan crystal bowls of differing sizes, some quite enormous, produce sounds of varying frequencies and are used for healing.

Singing which produces different frequencies can also be therapeutic.

Royal Raymond Rife used audio frequencies to cure cancers in the early twentieth century. This has been reported on the front

page of the San Diego (USA) newspaper, in newspapers and medical journals. That is until the American Medical Association,

who wanted to have a financial stake in the equipment but were denied, set out to destroy Rife, his work, and anyone who supported

him.

Fortunately, especially with the help of the internet, his work is re-emerging and people are beginning to use frequency generators.

Rife discovered that certain frequencies can destroy viruses, bacteria and parasites. The patients he experimented on in hospitals

were on the brink of death. Most were cured of their cancers. However, this was not seen to be beneficial to the emerging pharmaceutical

companies.