Music Is Medicine | Michael Boidy | TEDxVail
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"Everything in life is vibration" - Albert Einstein. The uni-verse literally means one song. "The universe is a symphony and we are its instruments." - Michael Boidy Mike discovered a genuine love for film very early in his accomplished career. While graduating from San Diego State University’s film program, Mike shot everything he could train a lens on. Mike has worked alongside some of the top producers, directors, and cinematographers in TV and film. Mike’s specializes in shooting aerial footage, including National Geographic’s “Great Migrations” documentary, the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, plus the Ecuador, Israel, and Mexico episodes of “The Royal Tour” documentary series. Mike broke his back in a helicopter crash. He healed it using sound. Mike is shooting, directing, and producing a feature-length documentary about the healing power of sound entitled Heart Beat.
#soundhealing, #heartbeat, #sound, #community, #dance, #tedxvailspeakers, #tedxvailspeaker2018, #yes2018speaker, #speakerfromLongBeach, #SayYesToSoundHealing, #TEDxVail, #TEDx "Everything in life is vibration" - Albert Einstein.
The uni-verse literally means one song.
"The universe is a symphony and we are its instruments."
- Michael Boidy
Mike discovered a genuine love for film very early in his accomplished career. While graduating from San Diego State University’s film program, Mike shot everything he could train a lens on. Mike has worked alongside some of the top producers, directors, and cinematographers in TV and film.
Mike’s specializes in shooting aerial footage, including National Geographic’s “Great Migrations” documentary, the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, plus the Ecuador, Israel, and Mexico episodes of “The Royal Tour” documentary series.
Mike broke his back in a helicopter crash. He healed it using sound. Mike is shooting, directing, and producing a feature-length documentary about the healing power of sound entitled Heart Beat www.heartbeatdocumentary.com
#soundhealing, #heartbeat, #sound, #community This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
You survived a horrible crash & now live in harmony. That was no accident. It was your wake up call.
Thank you universe for propelling this human into our lives! Keep spreading the healing love of music man! You really are an inspiration to me everyday to do and Bee better!!
Keep up your healing in your sharing your past trauma with the world. Thanks goodness for your perseverance. I applaud you and your purpose. Keep up the spread of music for healing!
the death sound coming from a wild horse when one of their companion dies, the death brays of burros when one of them pass. Incredible and heart wrenching. -- only heard by a few humans ever.
Cancer talks:
Shattering Cancer with Resonant Frequencies - Anthony Holland.
Using sound waves to destroy cancer | Christine Gibbons | TEDxDetroit
How Nature Has Already Beat Cancer | Carlo Maley | TEDxASU
Cancer Is a Laughing Matter | Karen Mills | TEDxChattanooga
Music is my healer it cured my depression
I can't wait to put this into practice for my own healing. Thank you Mikey B❣
This is so awesome! I've read that the ancient Egyptians used sound to build the pyramids! And before that, sound was used for healing in Lemuria. I believe it!
I’d love to know where you read about that!
@@DayZGirl101 It was a long, long time ago about the pyramids! However, the Kryon channel mentioned the Lemurian connection.
Oh woow. I do not know you but feel extremely proud of you 🙌
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comment.
MikeyB, this is so wonderful. Thank you for speaking this beautiful truth so very eloquently. Sound can shatter cancer!!! Everything is vibration. Life is music. Music is medicine. One single heartbeat. I aim to help in healing the world with the next edition of concerts by The Sonic Universe. Can't wait to experience Heart Beat, The Film.
❤️❤️❤️
Frequency can heal you also can destroy you. Chose wisely...
Waiting to see Heart Beats ❤️
Beautiful. Thank you so Much Michael!! Wishing you Much Love and Gratitude : ) ❤️❤️❤️
This things I have told earlier in this all the raags and strings . The flow of words and music..charge your Alfa ,beta and theta....so which generates the energy and that energy convert the body in good shape and moulding the things which are damage due to any reason.
Thank you, so wonderful. And yes music is healing. 😀🙏❤🎵🎼🎶🥁🎻🎺🎷🎸
What an awesome topic. Your story is amazing.
Great presentation! I love how direct you are, getting right to the point. I have been researching the benefits of sound healing as I’m launching my new project called Feel & Heal Under The Piano - bathing your mind, body and soul in the beauty of Chopin. This information you have presented is very helpful! I would love to bring my portable studio to burning man one day! Thank you again. You’re welcome to come lay under my piano in Boulder, CO anytime!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and so happy to hear that it was useful information for you. I love the sound of your project! How's it going?
And the beat goes on !
Beautiful presentation!! Please make more.
Amazing job Mikey B! Thanks for sharing your story! 👏👏
Loved this presentation!
Very well spoken and so true that music is medicine! There is still a great deal to learn in this area for sure. Everything is a vibrating and can be altered by vibration. Just make sure you get more positive than negative vibes;)
I wished he would go on for an hour
let the music heal!!!
Great talk! Music is life!!
Is there a way to watch your film, "Heart Beat"?
I heard that!
Music heals the soul and balances the body, which is why the Germans pre war set out and with the assistance of I think the Rothschilds in the US altered the frequencies of the musical notes and were instrumental in making it the new world wide standard. So if you play the masters using modern tuned instruments the sound is quite different. You would need to locate tuning forks that are from early 20th century or earlier and retune your instruments
I appreciate you for this
Wonderful and very intersting talk!
Love this!!!
Amazing testimony
We just have to open our soul to the vibrations of music any music ,the beat of the notes vibrate in our very soul
Yes! Thank you!
LOVE THIS! Sharing
Great talk I agree with all you said.👍
This is fantastic!
thank you, way inspiring
Thank you.
There are a lot of other TED talks on sound and healing.Why is this flagged?
Big Pharma and The Powers That Be don't want us getting healed naturally, on the cheap.
True story
Bravo! ❤️
Hazel Holman this is great
I cured my stage 4 cancer with a Telecaster, a 100 watt Marshall, while taking deep dives into the aether.
Whaty did you play mate i think I need to listen to your music
Do u can share more about on it
NIKOLA TESLA -> TESLA = ENERGY = ALL OF US
Tesla was all about this, read Tesla, thank you
🦋
Truth 🙌
Where does the music start anyone please?
Everything is life is musical. The music never stops. Thanks for watching!
Bravo 👏👏!!
Well done my friend:)
hielung...have a listen..
Listen quran is one of great sound medicine.
listen budism is greatest music of all
Listening bhagwad Geeta as musch as greatest medicine of all ever
Reading the comments I see so much emotion.
So little science.
Rock on, people!
Don't let truth get in the way!
too much science can often lose people, so when you have 9 minutes it takes a very fine balance of topics, emotion, personal stories and science. I challenge people to research this subject more and to open their awareness of sound. Hopefully you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
You should never think of this finite space as being a commutative
space. You have matrices which are given by Connes continued: "a
noncommutative space...To have a geometry you need to have an inverse
space and a Dirac Operator...The inverse space of the finite space is 5
dimensional....What emerges is finite space...it's related to
mathematics and related to the fact that there is behind the scene, when
I talk about the Dirac Operator, there is a square root, and this
square root, when you take a square root there is an ambiguity. And the
ambiguity that is there is coming from the spin structure.... We get
this formula by counting the number of the variables of the line element
that are bigger than the Planck Length. We just count and get an
integer.... There is a fine structure in spacetime, exactly as there is
a fine structure in spectrals [frequencies]....Geometry is born in
quantum space; it is invariant because it is observer dependent....Our
brain is an incredible ...perceives things in momentum space of the
photons we receive and manufactures a mental picture. Which is
geometric. But what I am telling you is that I think ...that the
fundamental thing is spectral [frequency]....And somehow in order to
think we have to do this enormous Fourier Transform...not for functions
but a Fourier Transform on geometry. By talking about the "music of
shapes" is really a fourier transform of shape and the fact that we have
to do it in reverse. This is a function that the brain does amazingly
well, because we think geometrically....The quantum observables do no
commute; the phase space of a microscopic system is actually a
noncommutative space and that is what is behind the scenes all the time.
They way I understand it is that some physical laws are so robust, is
that if I understand it correctly, there is a marvelous mathematical
structure that is underneath the law, not a value of a number, but a
mathematical structure....A fascinating aspect of music...is that it
allows one to develop further one's perception of the passing of time.
This needs to be understood much better. Why is time passing? Or better:
Why do we have the impression that time is passes? Because we are
immersed in the heat bath of the 3K radiation from the Big Bang?...time
emerges from noncommutativity....What about the relation with music? One
finds quickly that music is best based on the scale (spectrum) which
consists of all positive integer powers qn for the real number q=2 to
the 12th∼3 to the 19th. Due to the exponential growth of this spectrum,
it cannot correspond to a familiar shape but to an object of dimension
less than any strictly positive number. As explained in the talk, there
is a beautiful space which has the correct spectrum: the quantum sphere
of Poddles, Dabrowski, Sitarz, Brain, Landi et all. ... We experiment
in the talk with this spectrum and show how well suited it is for
playing music. The new geometry which encodes such new spaces, is then
introduced in its spectral form, it is noncommutative geometry, which is
then confronted with physics. "
You should never think of this finite space as being a commutative
space. You have matrices which are given by Connes continued: "a
noncommutative space...To have a geometry you need to have an inverse
space and a Dirac Operator...The inverse space of the finite space is 5
dimensional....What emerges is finite space...it's related to
mathematics and related to the fact that there is behind the scene, when
I talk about the Dirac Operator, there is a square root, and this
square root, when you take a square root there is an ambiguity. And the
ambiguity that is there is coming from the spin structure.... We get
this formula by counting the number of the variables of the line element
that are bigger than the Planck Length. We just count and get an
integer.... There is a fine structure in spacetime, exactly as there is
a fine structure in spectrals [frequencies]....Geometry is born in
quantum space; it is invariant because it is observer dependent....Our
brain is an incredible ...perceives things in momentum space of the
photons we receive and manufactures a mental picture. Which is
geometric. But what I am telling you is that I think ...that the
fundamental thing is spectral [frequency]....And somehow in order to
think we have to do this enormous Fourier Transform...not for functions
but a Fourier Transform on geometry. By talking about the "music of
shapes" is really a fourier transform of shape and the fact that we have
to do it in reverse. This is a function that the brain does amazingly
well, because we think geometrically....The quantum observables do no
commute; the phase space of a microscopic system is actually a
noncommutative space and that is what is behind the scenes all the time.
They way I understand it is that some physical laws are so robust, is
that if I understand it correctly, there is a marvelous mathematical
structure that is underneath the law, not a value of a number, but a
mathematical structure....A fascinating aspect of music...is that it
allows one to develop further one's perception of the passing of time.
This needs to be understood much better. Why is time passing? Or better:
Why do we have the impression that time is passes? Because we are
immersed in the heat bath of the 3K radiation from the Big Bang?...time
emerges from noncommutativity....What about the relation with music? One
finds quickly that music is best based on the scale (spectrum) which
consists of all positive integer powers qn for the real number q=2 to
the 12th∼3 to the 19th. Due to the exponential growth of this spectrum,
it cannot correspond to a familiar shape but to an object of dimension
less than any strictly positive number. As explained in the talk, there
is a beautiful space which has the correct spectrum: the quantum sphere
of Poddles, Dabrowski, Sitarz, Brain, Landi et all. ... We experiment
in the talk with this spectrum and show how well suited it is for
playing music. The new geometry which encodes such new spaces, is then
introduced in its spectral form, it is noncommutative geometry, which is
then confronted with physics. "
You should never think of this finite space as being a commutative
space. You have matrices which are given by Connes continued: "a
noncommutative space...To have a geometry you need to have an inverse
space and a Dirac Operator...The inverse space of the finite space is 5
dimensional....What emerges is finite space...it's related to
mathematics and related to the fact that there is behind the scene, when
I talk about the Dirac Operator, there is a square root, and this
square root, when you take a square root there is an ambiguity. And the
ambiguity that is there is coming from the spin structure.... We get
this formula by counting the number of the variables of the line element
that are bigger than the Planck Length. We just count and get an
integer.... There is a fine structure in spacetime, exactly as there is
a fine structure in spectrals [frequencies]....Geometry is born in
quantum space; it is invariant because it is observer dependent....Our
brain is an incredible ...perceives things in momentum space of the
photons we receive and manufactures a mental picture. Which is
geometric. But what I am telling you is that I think ...that the
fundamental thing is spectral [frequency]....And somehow in order to
think we have to do this enormous Fourier Transform...not for functions
but a Fourier Transform on geometry. By talking about the "music of
shapes" is really a fourier transform of shape and the fact that we have
to do it in reverse. This is a function that the brain does amazingly
well, because we think geometrically....The quantum observables do no
commute; the phase space of a microscopic system is actually a
noncommutative space and that is what is behind the scenes all the time.
They way I understand it is that some physical laws are so robust, is
that if I understand it correctly, there is a marvelous mathematical
structure that is underneath the law, not a value of a number, but a
mathematical structure....A fascinating aspect of music...is that it
allows one to develop further one's perception of the passing of time.
This needs to be understood much better. Why is time passing? Or better:
Why do we have the impression that time is passes? Because we are
immersed in the heat bath of the 3K radiation from the Big Bang?...time
emerges from noncommutativity....What about the relation with music? One
finds quickly that music is best based on the scale (spectrum) which
consists of all positive integer powers qn for the real number q=2 to
the 12th∼3 to the 19th. Due to the exponential growth of this spectrum,
it cannot correspond to a familiar shape but to an object of dimension
less than any strictly positive number. As explained in the talk, there
is a beautiful space which has the correct spectrum: the quantum sphere
of Poddles, Dabrowski, Sitarz, Brain, Landi et all. ... We experiment
in the talk with this spectrum and show how well suited it is for
playing music. The new geometry which encodes such new spaces, is then
introduced in its spectral form, it is noncommutative geometry, which is
then confronted with physics. "
What he’s is not crazy.
[Don't bother replying- I don't GAD what you think.] I don't mind people wanting to legitimately learn more about God's universe, but the manipulation of inventions created by the Western, Christian peoples to proselytize for spurious Eastern 'religions' was a scam, back in the 1970's- and is therefore even more so, today. The book of Job is said to have been written long before the other books of the bible. The questions posed there need to be answered, first, before assuming all faiths are equal- and note, God created music- not hominids:
Ugh. This kills me inside to listen to.
I'm sorry my speech was difficult for you to listen to. My goal was to inspire and assist in others healing in a safe and effective way. The helicopter crash i went through was quite painful as well. The experiences and knowledge I gained from it was beyond valuable. thanks for watching!
@@BoidyFilms omg I'm so, so terribly sorry for you! You have inspired many, many people!!
I'm sorry I haven't listened to the whole speach as I don't have much time, but I will listen to it all tonight.
Thank you very much for being so caring and sharing your experience for the benefit of others.
God bless you, take care .
@@BoidyFilms Michael my deepest apologies. My comment had nothing to do with listening to your speech and I should have mentioned that. I was referring to a hypothesis I came up with in 2003 that is in the lines of this work. I never got to test my ideas because it wasn't my destiny. Your video was fine. I'm sorry that I didn't explain this in my comment. Please keep doing what you're doing, it's a great presentation.