Sound: Conceivably the creative language of God, holding all of creation in concert

Mark Pretorius

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1. RETUNING THE UNIVERSE: EXAMINING THE COSMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF SOUND FREQUENCIES, MUSIC AND HUMAN PERCEPTION
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2. A metaphysical and neuropsychological assessment of musical tones to affect the brain, relax the mind and heal the body
Mark Pretorius
Verbum et Ecclesia vol: 38 issue: 1 year: 2017
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