THE IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC AND ITS INFLUENCE ON HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
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https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.1.2016.138490Keywords:
music, consciousness, subconsciousness, psychical health of man, musical therapy, general musical culture, infrasound, musical psychology,Abstract
This article is an attempt to uncover and explain the reactions of the human body in listening to music. Sinceancient times it has been known about the special place of music in culture of mankind.
Many ancient scientists studied the effects of music on animals, plants and people. Modern scientific and socialьresearches prove the views of the ancient sages that music is a powerful source of energy which affects the person.Nowadays, a huge mass of aggressive information intrusively attacks the human brain and continues increasingits intensity. The methods of delivery and penetration of information flows don’t satisfy by the human consciousness.Increasingly the using of the latest development to impact on the subconscious mind begins and it influences on the behaviorand moral foundations of one's personality.
To understand the possibility of "illegal" influence on the formation of personality for possible further manipulation,it is necessary to identify ways and methods of such impact. In this case, it is the impact by music. In our time, toresearch the possibilities of using of music in the influence on the subconsciousness and manipulation is very importantin the context of social and political changes which are the integral part of our modern life. Some people have a greattemptation to manipulate not only individuals but also crowds of people. Unfortunately, it is part of our modern reality.
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