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Time of India
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
International Music Day 2025: Align your energy and aura with healing sounds based on your zodiac sign
Celebrated on June 21, International Music Day recognizes the global language of music and its ability to heal, unify, and uplifting effect. This day reminds us that sound is energy, not only amusement as music permeates all kinds of societies and cultures. The Healing Power of Sound One increasingly understood as a potent kind of supplemental therapy is music therapy. What ancient civilizations have long known—that music may lower stress, boost mood, control the neurological system, and even help physical recovery—scientific studies confirm. Music can change brainwave patterns, synchronize heartbeats, and link us more profoundly to ourselves and others using rhythm, melody, or particular frequencies. Particularly in support of emotional release, energy alignment, and inner harmony, sound healing in particular employs tones and vibrations—often at exact frequencies. Fire Signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius) Fire signs are energetic, passionate, and dynamic. They sometimes need assistance in managing their intensity and channelling it into clarity and goal direction. For Fire signs, two quite powerful frequencies are 396 Hz and 741 Hz. For Fire signs, the 396 Hz frequency helps relieve guilt and fear, feelings that might occasionally drive impulsiveness or inner restlessness. It promotes anchored confidence free from hostility. Conversely, 741 Hz helps eliminate mental and energetic congestion, which is crucial for Fire signs to remain focused and deliberate in their activities. Rather of burnout, both tones help Fire's fire be directed toward creative transformation. Earth Signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn) Grounded, pragmatic, and drawn to stability, earth signs are But occasionally their inclination toward routine and control might lead to emotional rigidity or stress. Earth signs call for 528 Hz and 432 Hz as optimal. Said to encourage DNA repair and emotional healing, the 528 Hz frequency is known as the "Love Frequency". It connects with the heart chakra, enabling Earth signs to expand out in happiness and soften perfectionistic impulses. Often associated with deep relaxation, balance, and alignment with nature values Earth signs intuitively desire but may forget in their quest for productivity 432 Hz is thought of as the natural harmonic of the universe. Air Signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius) Air signs are intellectual driven, communicative, and psychologically flexible. Still, without foundation, their mental energy may become dispersed or nervous. For them, especially useful are 417 Hz and 852 Hz. Supporting Air signs who typically battle with hesitation or overthinking, 417 Hz helps with removing negativity and enabling good development. Spiritual awakening and mental clarity have been linked to 852 Hz. It grounds the fast thinking of Air indications into conscious consciousness, therefore improving intuition and insight. These frequencies foster conscious connection by helping air types link thinking and feeling. Water Signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces) Deeply emotional, intuitive, and sensitive to the forces surrounding them are water signs. More than most, they absorb and carry emotional weight; often they need subconscious-oriented treatment. For these symptoms, especially calming are frequencies 639 Hz and 285 Hz. Helping Water signs keep good emotional boundaries, 639 Hz promotes emotional healing and harmonic connections. 285 Hz ground watery emotions into the body for release, therefore supporting physical restoration and energetic realignment. These frequencies prevent from energetic overwhelm and softly restore emotional flow. How to Use Sound Healing in Just 9 Minutes Healing frequencies are not dependent on a full sound bath or professional setup; even nine minutes of deliberate listening will help. After finding a peaceful area, comfortably seat or lie down, then run a frequency track such as 528 Hz or 432 Hz through a headphones. You can find the sound therapy tracks on YouTube or Specialized apps such as AstroSure AI Close your eyes, inhale gently, and let the sound flood over you. Particularly in areas of tension or emotion, concentrate on your breath or see the vibration traveling through your body. Consistency is important; nine deliberate minutes every day can help you reenergize, lower stress, and promote emotional clarity. Discover everything about astrology at the Times of India , including daily horoscopes for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces .
TimesLIVE
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- TimesLIVE
Fête de la Musique is back to mark 30 years of 'beats, culture & pure vibes'
The Fête de la Musique is back and turning up the volume in 2025 with more rhythm, more soul, and even more reason to celebrate. Set against the urban-chic backdrop of Victoria Yards, this year's festival is dialled all the way up — marking 50 years of UNESCO's International Music Day and 30 years of the French Institute of South Africa (IFAS). The event is taking place on June 21, at Victoria Yards, Lorentzville, Johannesburg. Expect vibes for days with a curated line-up of more than 20 acts plucked from more than 300 hopefuls by a top-tier panel of national and international tastemakers. This is no ordinary playlist — this is live music magic, with a mix of raw talent and rising stars, all served on a Johannesburg winter afternoon. Sun-El Musician and Bongeziwe Mabandla — both alumni of Fête stages past — are back to show just how far they've come. Now national icons, they're bringing their signature sounds home to where it all began. Also on stage will be Akeeda, Jabulile Majola, Namhla Badela, Thabiso Thabete, NdumzDJ, Brandon Aura, IDAHUM, KatzTheSingR, Tumi Dibakoane, Tsoness, Afro Moment, Shepard Brothers, Tshepo Molefe, Thando Nkosi, KGZOO and many others, including some surprise acts. 'As we celebrate 30 years of IFAS in South Africa, we are proud to continue providing platforms like Fête de la Musique that support artistic expression and cultural exchange,' says Dorine Lebreton, cultural attaché and deputy director of IFAS. 'This festival is not only a celebration of music, but also a space where artists can grow, experiment and connect with audiences in meaningful ways.'
