Directness of perception is neither difficult nor mystical in nature, but it is, in fact, quite often obscured by distractions, attachments, discomfiture, emotional excitability, and difficulties in reasoning.
Environments burdened by stressful, frenetic activity contribute to these notable types of malaise, and various media, including music, may be contributing factors as well.
Rather than through the means of utilizing the traditional elements of music, it is possible to enhance environments and acuity of perception by developing sound designs composed primarily of tones and juxtapositions of aural textures.
Bringing such compositions into being engages a total effect of clarity the listener may share, one that elevates reason and a sense of well-being.
Environments burdened by stressful, frenetic activity contribute to these notable types of malaise, and various media, including music, may be contributing factors as well.
Rather than through the means of utilizing the traditional elements of music, it is possible to enhance environments and acuity of perception by developing sound designs composed primarily of tones and juxtapositions of aural textures.
Bringing such compositions into being engages a total effect of clarity the listener may share, one that elevates reason and a sense of well-being.
