In His Own Image © by David Compito - Music Video - Video
PUBLISHED:  Jan 21, 2017
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Music is a language unto itself. Lyrics are not necessarily a must to convey a feeling or a thought. Well-crafted instrumental music compositions can do that and more.

Peaceful instrumental music has most often been used to promote relaxation. New studies show instrumental music really does provide many benefits for listeners.

While other types of instrumental music can stimulate and create excitement

It Makes You Smarter – A UCLA study showed that students involved in instrumental music tested higher in reading and standardized exams than students who had no musical involvement.

It Helps with Disabilities – Listening to soothing instrumental music has been shown to help patients who are suffering from substance abuse, chronic pain, learning disabilities, depression, dementia and more.

It Improves Your Mood – From helping new mom’s remain calm during their pregnancy to improving the emotional well-being of both children and adults, listening to instrumental music can relax both your body and your mind and can help improve your mood in stressful situations.

Soaking Music, otherwise known as Soaking Prayer Music or Soaking Worship Music, is commonly used to denote songs that are used during contemplative prayer in prayer houses and other “soaking” Christian meetings. The description broadly encompasses any Christian music that is conducive to these types of gatherings.

Purely instrumental soaking music is ideal as it removes any distractions that may come with focusing on lyrics. For quality and affordable instrumental music that keeps prayer and worship at the forefront, check out River of Life today.

https://riveroflifecbs.wordpress.com/2014/10/17/benefits-of-listening-to-instrumental-music/
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