Jill Mattson – The earliest writings describing ancient Chinese music began at @ 645 BC. These documents described musical history as early as 2697 BC – during the reign of the Yellow Emperor. The musical system that originated at this time – essentially did not change for thousands of years. [1]
Today leaders categorize military and economic problems as issues of utmost importance. Confucius believed that the quality of music was greater – as improper music led to problems that required a military force. If music (or subtle vibrations that people were exposed to) was controlled, then there would be no need of military.
Evil is disharmonious and cannot exist in a strong field of harmony. The stronger vibration overcomes the lesser. Continue reading
John Patterson – In a world where education constantly seeks innovative ways to engage and inspire young minds, a comprehensive analysis spanning nearly five decades has unveiled an exciting discovery. Researchers have found that 
We take our ability to speak for granted every day, perfecting our misuse of a tool with the power to transform our world.
Mia Barnes – If you asked someone to sum up your life in a sentence, what adjectives would they use? Which ones would you choose? Is it chaotic? Hectic? Busy?