Listening to music for 1 hour every day boosts immunity

Paris, June 21, 2020, Sunday

June 21 is World Music Day, also known as Fate de Sa Music. In French it means music festival. World Music Day was first mentioned by musician Joel Cohen in 1976, but it began in France in 1982. Introducing music and providing a platform for experts and budding artists. Artists from France came forward to celebrate World Music Day to explain the importance of music for maintaining world peace. The credit goes to the then Minister of Culture of France, Jacques L લોw.

Every second person in France is connected to music in some way. Either a singer or a connoisseur of music. In France, on World Music Day, music lovers go out with their favorite music, and hundreds of music lovers enjoy the concert. On the day of world music, famous music artists also come among the people and give performances without taking a single rupee. The concert seems to have faded in recent times due to the effects of the Koro epidemic. A variety of concerts are organized on this day. Each country celebrates the festival differently according to its own cultural culture

Raag Malkaus reduces mental stress

Indian classical music works as a medicine to cure diseases like stress, insomnia, blood pressure. Listening to music ragas with a concentrated mind brings ultimate peace. Music raga not only cures the disease but also instills new confidence in the patient. Music experts believe that listening to music for 1 hour a day develops immunity. Raag Puriya Ghanashree relieves insomnia while Malkaus reduces mental stress. Raag gives a pleasant feeling to Shivaranj's mind. Raag Mohini boosts self-confidence. Raag Bhairavi controls blood pressure and the entire nervous system. Raag benefits the mountain nervous system. Raag Darbari Kanhada cures asthma, raga breaking headaches and anger. Although this is not found in allopathy therapy, it is very important in music therapy.

World Music Day is celebrated in these 17 countries

World Music Day is celebrated in 17 countries including India, Australia, Belgium, Britain, Luxembourg, Britain, Germany, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Israel, China, Lebanon, Malaysia, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Romania and Colombia. . India hosts a variety of music competitions and concerts. Music is thus bound in seven notes but it has no boundaries. The flow of music falls heavily on a man’s life. Music is a wonderful gift from God to the human world. Man's religion, khan pan and dress may be different but the language of music is the same.