The Neuroscience of Music
Neuroscientists have found that the music we hear as teenagers holds a special place in our brains, triggering strong emotions and memories. This attachment is due to the intense neurological development during adolescence and the intertwining of music with social identity. These songs become part of our self-image, creating lasting nostalgic connections that endure into adulthood, offering a glimpse back into the intense emotions of youth. [1]
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It’s finding the songs from your teen years that do something very magical and monumental inside of you.
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Using the Miracle of Your Teen Music
- Reflect on Your Teenage Music Preferences: Take some time to reflect on the music you loved during your teenage years. Identify specific songs or artists that hold special meaning to you.
- Create a Playlist: Compile a playlist of your favorite songs from your teenage years. You can use music streaming services or create a personalized playlist on your device.
- Listen Regularly: Incorporate listening to your teenage music playlist into your daily routine. You can listen while getting ready in the morning, during your commute, or before going to bed.
- Embrace Nostalgia: Allow yourself to feel nostalgic while listening to these songs. Embrace the memories and emotions that arise, whether they are happy or bittersweet. As you do you’ll be clearing anything negative that can be released, and you’ll be supercharging the positive.
- Expand with the Music: Sing along, dance, or play along if you have a musical instrument. Engaging actively with the music can enhance the emotional connection and enjoyment. If a song really brings us tears – allow them fully. If a song makes you wanna dance and sing at the top of your lungs – allow the energy to charge your life-force and frequency of Love.
Music is a profound vehicle for clearing and creation. Allow it to guide you. Allow the music you loved in your teens to be a miraculous tool for you.
