What resonates with a soul?

Resonance is a visceral experience. I believe it is the language through which the soul directs our lives. Being in your soul’s resonance often feels like connection, awe, freedom, awareness of something greater than yourself, a recognition, and coming home.

Is music connected to the soul?

Listening to music that matches your mood can also be helpful in releasing emotional tension. By listening to sad songs when you feel sad, you encourage the feeling of being understood and connecting to other humans on a deep level, which can provide a feeling of release and catharsis.

What does it mean to resonate with music?

To resonate is to make, hear, or even understand a deep, full sound. Resound means “to repeat the sound,” but resonate means “to expand, amplify.” Sound can resonate when broadcast through speakers, and so can an idea or feeling, when expressed articulately or with passion.

What does music do for the soul?

Music, because of its deep connections with the brain, is intrinsically meaningful to humanity as a race. We thrive off it. It drives our actions and emotions, and its influence on our brains creates a sense of unity with music that few other art forms can provide.

How do you know if something resonates with you?

When something “resonates with you,” it hits you on an emotional level because you can relate to it. It moves you and evokes a feeling of familiarity within you. On some occasions, it might even inspire you to take action. Example: What he said resonated with me.

Can music heal the soul?

Music is good for the soul – maybe that’s why new research shows it can also be healing. A study published in the journal Music and Medicine featured a successful project that used music therapy with palliative (or hospice) care. Music soothed the soul during one of the most deeply soulful and spiritual points in life.

Is it correct to say I resonate with?

I resonate with. Instead of saying, “Your post on dating in the nonprofit sector resonates with me,” a colleague says, “I resonate with your post…” That’s weird. And it conjures up images of someone resonating, which I envision as someone vibrating. If you’re resonating, please see a doctor.

Is it I resonate with that or that resonates with me?

“Resonate” means to reverberate, or echo, as in sound. If something resonates with you it means that a topic or emotion someone else has mentioned or experienced keeps coming back to you, keeps echoing in your head, because it means something personal to you as well.

What does it feel like when something resonates?

You can also substitute words like resonant or reverberating for the adjective resonating — they all describe the full, rich sound and feeling of a bass voice or a drum beat. When something is emotionally resonating, it delivers a message that you can relate to on a personal level.