The power of classical music.

[jakjak2424]

Does anyone feel that classical music makes you smarter or connect to your inner genius through it's soothing rhythms?<BR>Does anyone feel that classical music helps to heal yourself both emotionally and physically?<P>I believe so, whole heartedly. I belive that classical music has made me a softer, gentler and more sensitive person. It has healed me emotionally and allows me to meditate to deep levels of concentration which allows me to call upon the power of the inner genius which is within me and everyone else in the world. I believe that once a person has connected to his/her inner genius he/she can do anything, be anyone, be totally healed emotionally and physically, and reach genius status. Everyone is a genius, they just haven't realized that genius within themselves. I hope that clarifies my theory and opinion. By the way, the healing powers of classical music has been proven by science and also the fact that classical music does make you "smarter" but it depends on your definition of smarter. It's not necessarily the smartness of being a rocket scientist. It's hard to explain unless you experience the power of classical music. Thanks you, dear God almighty, for providing the world with beautiful classical music and wonderful free sites such as <A HREF="http://www.beethoven.com." TARGET=_blank>www.beethoven.com.</A> <BR>

[Brodie]

Jeez, man. Didn't you already do one of these posts? Well just incase I'm having a serious case of deja vu, I'll state my point once again.<P>Let me start off by firstly saying, I'm a huge fan of Classical, I love it. I absolutely love classical music. The movement, the speed, the notes, almost everything about it. Now that we know I do like Classical its time for what I think...<P>As far as making you smarter....It doesn't. It just doesn't. Here this is one way to prove that it doesn't. If a normal person (you know an average, normal person, with blanced chemical levels, no hormonal problems, perfectly sane in every sense, and we'll call him Billy) now lets say Billy listens to classical music, and is smart....yay.....<P>What would you say is the opposite of Classical is.....most of you would say Heavy Metal. Ok just bear with me this is going somewhere.......<P>Well let's there's another little boy named Charlie and he has some hormonal problems, and has some unbalanced chemicals in his brain, well he performs about the total opposite of a normal person like Billy (oh no)....<P>Well since Heavy Metal is the opposite of Classical and Charlie is the Opposite of Billy, would, by most the simplest form of deduction, Charlie get good grades as well if he listened to Heavy Metal? <P>And now you're common sense kicks in....NO!!! But why would you say that....by logical thinking it should work, but by common sense, it wouldn't. You can't just say that a certain music will make you a better, smarter, healthier, person. It just doesn't work that way.....and if it did, I wouldn't have written such a stupid example of my idiotic behavoral deduction now would I? But I did, and I can't take that back. <P>Some people are just smart by birth, some people learn to be smart, and some people are just dumb. Music has nothing to do with it. Its all about the human mind and how it works. If the human mind thinks 4 + 4 = Jello, but still enjoys the enjoyable sound of the Brandenberg Concertos, what are you going to blame next?<P>Admire beauty, don't rely on it.<P><BR>-Brodie

[jakjak2424]

I'm sorry to post my topic twice. I'm new to this "bulletin board" system. I wanted to clarify my opinion. I should have sent a reply instead like this. Also, i think there would be no point for me to argue with people about their opinions. That would be a waste of energy. I just said what i had to say.

[Brodie]

Wow. You're one of the most logical thinking people I've met in a long time. <P>Since we all believe in something as individuals it makes it harder for us to agree on one given point. Thats why, if i may quite a wise man<BR>"I think its better to have ideas. Changing and idea is easy. Changing a belief is a tricky thing. People die for it. People kill for it."<P>With that in mind I bide farewell....<P><BR>-Brodie<BR>"But you. O my brothers, remember sometimes thy little Alex that was. Amen. And all that cal."