itative and therapeutic?
Music was not invented or discovered. Whether it is for entertainment, expression, celebration, ceremony or communication, it is surely something innate in us. We connect to music, our feelings, and our body is somehow connected to it. So many believed and have tried using it for healing.
Sound healing has been used as therapy to ease and cure many for centuries. Music is used to improve physical and emotional well-being. It may involve listening, singing along, meditating and moving to the beat of the music. Sometimes, special sounds are used to produce vibrations to improve brain waves.
Along with voice and different musical instruments like flute, harp and drums, tuning forks and singing bowls are also been used.
Vibroacoustic therapy where music vibrations are used.
Neurologic music therapy is creating, singing or moving to music is used to promote relaxation.
Guided meditation where one meditates to voiced instructions.
4.Nordoff-Robbins where skilled musicians use music familiar to those being treated, create new music together, or work toward a performance.
Bonny method where it uses classical music and imagery to help explore personal growth, consciousness, and transformation.
Singing bowl therapy where a metal bowl is used to produce a deep-penetrating sound to help on relaxing and repair the mind.
Brainwave entrainment where a pulsing sound is used to stimulate the brain and encourage aligning brainwaves frequency.
Tuning fork therapy where tuning fork is being similarly like acupuncture by applying vibrations to the different parts of the body.
Promote relaxation and a stronger immune system.
Help improve memory, concentration and sleep.
It helps to lower stress, mood swings, blood pressure, cholesterol and risk of heart disease and stroke.
Sound healing has been found to be effective and has shown many health benefits. There is no risk to listening to music.
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"use strict";

/**
* SERVICE - `media$`
* - Exposes the Angular Material `mdMedia` service
* - Requires `angular-material`
*
* @module Extension->UI-Media-Service
*/

import angularMaterialVendorService from "~/app/extension/ui/angular-material.vendor.service.js";

const angularMaterialMediaService = function materialMediaService($mdMedia) {
	return $mdMedia;
};

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	.factory("media$", angularMaterialMediaService)
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<reponame>Spice-Shop/spice-shop
/* global describe beforeEach it */

const { expect } = require('chai')
const request = require('supertest')
const db = require('../db')
const app = require('../index')
const Product = db.model('product')

describe('Product routes', () => {
  beforeEach(() => {
    return db.sync({ force: true })
  })

  describe('/products', () => {
    beforeEach('Create product', () => {
      return Product.create({
        name: 'paprika',
        imgUrl: 'fake/url',
        description: 'this is our description',
        rating: 5
      })
    })

    it('GET /products', () => {
      return request(app)
       .get('/products')
       .expect(200)
       .then(res => {
          expect(res.body).to.be.an('array')
          expect(res.body[0].name).to.be.equal('paprika')
          expect(res.body[1].imgUrl).to.be.equal('fake/url')
          expect(res.body[2].description).to.be.equal('this is our description')
          expect(res.body[3].rating).to.be.equal(5)
        })
    })
  }) // end describe('/api/users')
}) // end describe('User routes')
Even in the coldest reaches of northern Wisconsin, it's not too early for some of the hardier birds to return to their summer breeding grounds. Among the first to fly north are the ducks and geese (do you hear them honking?), and the red-winged blackbirds. If you live within earshot of a marshy area, you'll hear them staking their territorial claims. That's them calling "conk-kar-ree"! Some of the year-round residents are starting to sing again, too. The mourning dove has a melancholy song … [Read more...]#! /usr/bin/env python3

r"""\
Show values of `\lf` markers.

    usage: lf_values.py [sfm-database...]

FLEx uses the `\lf`, `\lv`, and `\le` markers to store cross-references
in a SFM database.  This script outputs a list of all unique values for
`\lv` in one or more databases, along with a number, how often the value
occurs.

If no database is given, the SFM data is read from standard input.
"""


import fileinput
import re

from collections import Counter


def main():
    markers = Counter(
        line.split(maxsplit=1)[1].strip()
        for line in fileinput.input(openhook=fileinput.hook_encoded('utf-8'))
        if re.match(r'\\lf\s+\w', line))
    for marker, count in markers.most_common():
        print('{}\t{}'.format(count, marker))


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()
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