The Center-Sound, Mind, Body

11/17/2025

We have a line up of some great classes this week. Join us by signing up on our site, www.thecenterfrederick.com

11/17/2025

Our Saturday Gong Meditation is full, so we’ve added another on Sunday. Please join us and travel the sound current for a relaxing and restorative experience. Register on our site, www.thecenterfrederick.com

11/14/2025

Coming up on Saturday the 22nd. A wonderful event and a more than worthy cause, with some great prizes!

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11/03/2025

Thanks, Jude, for this post. More and more the healing properties of sound are being used/validated/discovered.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122193465554335566&id=61560066990109

U.S. doctors use sound waves to heal bones without surgery

In a small hospital in California, orthopedic researchers have found a way to heal broken bones using focused sound instead of scalpels. The technology, known as “acoustic osteogenesis,” sends precisely tuned ultrasonic waves deep into fractured areas, stimulating bone cells to rebuild tissue faster and stronger than before.

This non-invasive method eliminates the need for metal rods or screws in many fracture cases. It works by triggering stem cells to form osteoblasts — the very cells that create bone. Within days, new mineralization begins, knitting the fracture internally.

In early trials, patients with long-term non-healing fractures recovered full strength in less than half the time of traditional surgery. The sound waves also reduce inflammation and improve blood flow around the injury.

Surgeons say this could transform emergency and sports medicine, especially for soldiers and athletes who can’t afford long recovery times.

For the first time, healing bones may no longer require cutting them open — just the right sound.

11/02/2025

"Geometry is knowledge of the eternally existent." ~ Pythagoras

11/01/2025

Didgeridoo and Gongs: An Evening of Exploration and Relaxation - https://mailchi.mp/08f4bd7c58bb/new-moon-gong-meditation-this-saturday-10150678

10/28/2025

Join us on Saturday for our cross quarter gong meditation.
Cross-quarter days are the points in Earth's orbit that are halfway between the solstices and equinoxes. These points are historically significant because they mark key seasonal transitions and are celebrated in many cultures with festivals like Groundhog Day, May Day, Lammas, and Halloween, which have ancient Celtic origins. According to the ancient Celts, a cross-quarter day marks the beginning – not the middle – of a season. October 31, the date for Halloween, marks the approximate midway point between the September autumnal equinox and the December winter solstice. So Halloween is an astronomy holiday, and one of the year’s four cross-quarter days.
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