That depends on if it is music in general, or just specific music. If it is specific music, it often helps to listen to other music or sing to yourself. If you find some other song or music that you like, you can drive out the stuff that you don't want to be thinking about. If it is music in general, perhaps a different distraction can divert your attention and help you think of other things other than music. A good book or game might help, a conversation with a friend, or maybe even other sounds, like the rain, or crickets. You can get recordings of those natural sounds, if they help.
Music of My Mind was created on 1972-03-03.
Mia Mind Music was created in 1989.
just entertain your mind to things that dont involve music block music out of your mind
People eat more with the music off. Have it on because it takes your mind off of everything. If its a fast beat it makes you want to dance, if its a meaningful and soothing song, you will get really into it and think about the words that are being said and you will be relating to it. Music can take you to another world. =]
Mainly for enjoyment, to keep their mind happy while working their butts off. I have music in my blood, Dance in my Heart. Music will always make people from different cultures happy.
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music refresh the mind ....
Benefits for music therapy include helping with pain management. Those in pain can listen to soothing music to help take their mind off their pain. Autistic children can learn rhythm and timing with music therapy.
Hiromi Lorraine Sakata has written: 'Music in the mind' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Music 'Music in the Mind (World Music)'
yes if the music is slow and calming your mind tells your heart to relax. if the music is loud and upbeat your mind tells your heart to speed up.
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It helps pass the time, it takes the mind off of the the physical distress it is in, ant it can help motivate the person running