Dr Pranav Khawale

‘Memory …is the diary that we all carry about with us.’ Memory is a remarkable power of human brain on the basis of which a person learns gains experiences and happenings to develop his life. All individuals have different levels of memory. Some have such a sharp memory that they can remember and replicate the actual incidences in a precise manner. But some people have a weak memory. They forget them soon and hence cannot recall the events properly. If the power of memory is lost due to some reason, we would not be able to recognize anybody, neither ourselves nor others. In such a situation, we would forget the objective of life. We would be puzzled as we won’t understand what we are doing and where we are going. This means that we are able to lead a harmonious life, maintain relationships and fulfill our obligations only because of our memories. An average level of memory is enough for leading an ordinary life, but a good memory and a sharp brain are essential for special task

In ancient scripture music has been called as “ Shabda-Brahma, Nad – Brahma” . Rightly composed music has tremendous effects on body and mind of the singer as well as the listener. The concept of music as healing is as ancient as music itself. In Samaveda methods of using music and specific ragas for curing various diseases has been described. In Bhaisaja Tantra Ashwini Kumar have described four different ways of treating particular ailments, namely; pavankaus, jalaukas, vanaukas , and sabdik . The meaning of sabdik treatment is related to the use of sound mantra and rhythmic music. Karnik Prabha by kaunch Muni, shabda kautuhal by Mainda Muni have given detailed description of how disease can be cured by use of sound emanated from different musical instruments like Veena, Sitar, Conch, Mridung, BugleCymbals and others. Music is full of life giving energy and id rightly harnessed, can prove to be very beneficial for improving health and curing diseases. Let’s focus