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According to the British newspaper the Telegraph, little Charlotte Neve fell into a coma following a brain hemorrhage in April 2011. Her condition was hopeless when suddenly music sounded in the hospital corridor. The unthinkable happens: the little girl opens her eyes, awakened by the song "Rolling in the deep" by Adele that Charlotte and her mother used to sing together every night before going to sleep. This memory, irrevocably linked to this song, will bring her out of her coma.
Charlotte's story is a testament to the power of musical emotional memory. A tool that can transform you instantly, like when you listen to that old high school hit and become that rebellious, energetic teenager ready to conquer the world!
How to use this unsuspected power of Pop-music? By meditating on it to multiply the effects of meditation. A unique method combined with art therapy exercises to express yourself creatively while transforming your life. Try it, it's free
The Science Behind Frequencies
According to the British newspaper the Telegraph, little Charlotte Neve fell into a coma following a brain hemorrhage in April 2011. Her condition was hopeless when suddenly music sounded in the hospital corridor. The unthinkable happens: the little girl opens her eyes, awakened by the song "Rolling in the deep" by Adele that Charlotte and her mother used to sing together every night before going to sleep. This memory, irrevocably linked to this song, will bring her out of her coma.
Charlotte's story is a testament to the power of musical emotional memory. A tool that can transform you instantly, like when you listen to that old high school hit and become that rebellious, energetic teenager ready to conquer the world!
How to use this unsuspected power of Pop-music? By meditating on it to multiply the effects of meditation. A unique method combined with art therapy exercises to express yourself creatively while transforming your life. Try it, it's free
*Impact of 528 Hz Music on DNA Integrity and Psychological Stress in Humans, 2021, Mitchell G. et al., University of Arizona – Department of Integrative Medicine, Medical Science Monitor Basic Research
According to the British newspaper the Telegraph, little Charlotte Neve fell into a coma following a brain hemorrhage in April 2011. Her condition was hopeless when suddenly music sounded in the hospital corridor. The unthinkable happens: the little girl opens her eyes, awakened by the song "Rolling in the deep" by Adele that Charlotte and her mother used to sing together every night before going to sleep. This memory, irrevocably linked to this song, will bring her out of her coma.
Charlotte's story is a testament to the power of musical emotional memory. A tool that can transform you instantly, like when you listen to that old high school hit and become that rebellious, energetic teenager ready to conquer the world!
How to use this unsuspected power of Pop-music? By meditating on it to multiply the effects of meditation. A unique method combined with art therapy exercises to express yourself creatively while transforming your life. Try it, it's free
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