Psychotherapist Reacts To Tool - 46 & 2
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Join me, Jim Morris, a licensed psychotherapist as I react to Tool's song "46 & 2." I delve into the song's deep and complex themes, exploring concepts like Jungian psychology, shadow work, and personal growth. Join me in also exploring human emotion and psychological development. This is an engaging and thought-provoking analysis that uncovers the layers of meaning behind this iconic track.
Whether you're a fan of Tool's music or fascinated by the human psyche, this analysis will leave you with a deeper understanding of both.
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If you're ever feeling down, just remember that the earth is 4.5 billion years old and you exist at the same time as Tool
Well said. 😎🤟🎵🙏
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Amen to that!
And then be sad cuz they’re getting old and Maynard can’t handle doing much of the old stuff anymore
I needed to be reminded of that right now. Thank you 💜
Tool army here. It took me 2 years of listening to Tool for it to click. Once it did, there was no going back. There's no other band on this earth like Tool. It's veey hard for me to listen to other music and take it seriously. Subbing for Tool. We need you to do the entire discography.
Welcome and thanks for subbing!
This is the reactor every Tool fan needed. I'm a 62 yo nurse taken out of a crazy workaholic life, from age 19, by a very rare blood disease triggered by trauma. Maybe 2 vacations EVER! 35 yo single mom of 2 when Tool came around. My 9 yo son was a Linkin Park fan so we never dove into Tool. They bounced back in at 10,000 Days but my now teenage kids were not ready. After a huge run of personal losses for 10 yrs Fear Inoculum came out. Alone finally, my Tool era was able to begin (30 yo kids still won't listen). Right when it was needed most. Thank you for taking your time to do these reactions. Trauma work is finally coming to the fore and I'm here for it. The Tool Army is literally a giant support group and I've facilitated many. We all benefit. 🌀🌀🌀
Absolutely right..
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I listen to nothing but tool 😂
Wings for marie pt 1 and 2 will cure souls
I think "The Grudge" would be right up your alley for analysis as a psychotherapist. It changed my life really.
Agreed. and "Simultaneous" by Puscifur.
I was born in ‘76, I had a rough upbringing, when I was 22 I tried to delete myself. I still struggle, but I have medication and my therapist now. Back then I was a rudderless ship derelict on the chaotic seas of my emotions. Music was an influence on me. So many great bands in the late 90s and early 2000s. Pearl Jam, STP, Alice In Chains, Tool, Rage Against the Machine. Sadly we’ve lost so many great musicians to their own demons. I listen to Tool every day.
You’re so right. Glad to hear you’re doing better. Thanks for being here!
And to think Justin Chancellor wrote the bass part on his flight from England to the US as his audition piece
I'm 52 and was recently forced to stop running from my broken inner child. I finally started therapy because of an adjustment disorder to my recent multiple sclerosis dx. I'm sure you know that once you start digging you inevitably find that child because it holds the roots of most issues. I never knew how much my autoimmune system could be influenced by my childhood ptsd and living in a constant state of flight, fight, freeze and fawn.
All that being said, I've listened to and loved Tool since my husband introed them to me in '97, but these past several months in therapy have made me appreciate them so much more.❤ Especially this song.
Something that helped me wildly was getting into a relaxed state and talking to the various trauma-separated versions of self in the mirror, like a window between times. Drops the fog of the ego-mask long enough to gain real insight and heal distortions. Then you switch perspectives and answer *from the mirror version and keep flipping perspectives til you're one being.
Thanks for sharing this. So glad you’re enjoying the experience. 😀
I am so glad you used all four of the protection responses. So often the fawn response is left out. It is the misunderstanding of the fawn response that leads to victim blaming & self hatred. It is a response I have seen so much in the traumatized women in my life (unfortunately nearly every single one). I have been honored to show that masculine does NOT mean violent. that emotional connection does NOT need to be sexualized. What so many people (of all genders) need is to feel connected and safe to to express themselves. Even the men in this toxic cycle of abuse are robbed of true emotional connection. Sorry if I gave a little rant here 😢 You are amazing for putting yourself out there and sharing your journey! Spiral Out!
I am 53 and going through the exact same thing. I have so many crazy autoimmune issues and it all stems from my wacked out childhood. Currently aware of it and working on it.
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The song H, before this, talks of him recognizing that broken inner child that he tried to suppress. So him starting this song urging the child to come along for this cellular change, is so beautiful
It’s about him having a kid and being scared that he wouldn’t be a good dad and seen himself in the kid and eventually knew that everything was gonna be okay.
Great Reaction! Thank you so much for your comments, Tool has been critical to my shadow work and self improvement. I hope others get as much or more from this.
Thanks for watching! I really enjoyed this one! ✌️🎵
Culling Voices might be a good lane for this channel. "Psychopathy, don't you dare point that at me."
YES!! And I love the song ❤so there's that too lol
Thanks. I will check it out. 🎵😎
Great song. He's been picking at his trauma and the subconscious consequences for a way through his repressed emotional chaos. Very Carl Yung.
Well done
I stumbled upon your reaction to this song through my recommended feed. I went down a long rabbit hole of Tool reaction videos a while back so I will occasionally get new ones popping up.
I have loved Tool since the 90s, and I always enjoy seeing new people, especially those with expertise in certain things, react to Tool. Guitarists, Drummers, Vocalists, Composers, etc.
I’ve always been fascinated with Maynard’s lyrics, so it’s very interesting to have someone provide psychoanalysis of just how deep his lyrics really get.
I hope you continue down this Tool spiral 🌀 and provide more insight. There is a huge collection of deep lyrical meanings in seemingly all Tool songs.
Glad you’re here! More to come!
Dr. Morris, you DEFINITELY need to give “Lateralus” a good listen to. It’s one of my favorite songs of all time, as well as my favorite TOOL Song of all time, because I love Mathematics and Nature.
Awesome. I will check it out. BTW, please call me Jim. I’m not a Dr. I don’t actually prescribe meds. My Master’s Degree is in Counseling. I’m a psychotherapist licensed to treat people with mental health conditions and emotional challenges. Thanks for watching!
This is the song I listen to when I'm recovering from a loss in any circumstance. My therapist years ago told me that the best way to deal with negative emotions is to feel them. Instead of finding something to make me laugh or be happy, I put on a sad movie and cry and feel all of it. Then I can let go and move forward.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙏🎵❤️
TOOL Army incoming XD Mankind progresses, even against itself if necessary.
humankind*
Crawling on my belly is also a biblical reference. He always does this
talking about the concept of ego, such an important thing to understand about ones self. the last few years so many songs have made me weep. not sure why but it's unsettlingly pleasant. things that i think are important mean a lot to me and at this point there is very little i can do about it.
Thanks for sharing this. Glad you’re here. Keep moving forward!
I've watched alot of people reacting to Tool but having someone who appreciates both music and analyses the lyrics so deeply is awesome. I sincerely hope you react to more. Welcome to the Tool Army. Please do Lateralus next (i'm talking about the song but the whole album is gold).
Thanks for shining light my way!
@@MusicHealsYT I agree Lateralus Next
super love the 'Tool as therapy' react style. Cos they are. Maynard healed himself through music and invited us along on the journey, letting us view it through our own lenses and applying the lessons as we see fit. If you follow his discography through all three bands you can see a human's journey of self discovery laid out bare. APC and Puscifer have some gems too if you care to dive.
Good luck as Tool Army floods you. We are a uh special bunch lol.
THis is brilliant. I would love to see more of your reviews and thoughts of many other Tool songs and lyrics. These guys are so special, magical and soul searching.
Awesome to hear! Thanks! 🙏
Wings for marie pt1 and 2. Is the most powerful ive heard in 45 years. The backstory and the songs will blow minds. Im a subscriber now btw.
I'm surprised you don't have more subs, doc. I love your analysis of some of these deep songs.
Thank you for your kind words, but I’m not a doctor. I’m a licensed psychotherapist. Your encouragement is awesome! I’m glad you’re here! 😎🙏🤟👍
Great reaction. Tool is responsible for one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, imo. Wings for Marie 1&2. Need to be listened to back to back.
A brief dive into the back story is important… just like you did with this one. It is a beautifully haunting requiem that allows you to feel every layer of loss. All of the grief and sadness. But also the fury and the rage. Individually and all at once. Absolutely amazing piece of music. Every time I hear it, I thank the universe that Maynard wrote it AND chose to share it with us.
Here for more Tool. Spiral out! Keep going! 🌀
Awesome! Thanks!🙏
1000 percent agree
100%agree as well.
I use wings for Marie part 2 when I need a good soulful cathartic cry.
🤘tool army aproves this message🤘
This was a first class reaction and conversation thank you. Ive been sober and in recovery since 2010 so Im familiar with the concepts you touched on as at various times Ive done what I consider a lot of work on myself. Work that at times has paid off 10 fold. This reaction was something I didn't know I was craving to hear. Thank you for giving me some ideas to seriously think about. amazing that by chance you can potentially have a real impact on a person in a oneway conversation over the Internet and sparked by music.
That’s so great to hear! Thanks for shining light my way! ❤️🎵🙏
Congrats! I got sober in 2010 too. The day my son was born, I closed the door to that part of my life. It was rough going at first but I don't miss it anymore really. Keep up the great work ✌️😎
The best band ever in my opinion. I've literally grew up physically and spiritually with each album. Greatest band of my generation
It’s a whisper because he’s talking to his inner, hurt child - these albums make sense when you listen to the albums front to back, but the songs before and after this all speak volumes to the meaning of this song…
But as a stand alone - it’s clear the meaning of healing the inner child and then using that child voice to still help you move thru.
Jimmy is where he reconciles with that inner child
Stumbled across you recently and yeah, really hit me on the lyrics from this song that I've never dealt with. Picking psychic scabs, going through hell to get better....and I haven't been willing to do that, which has wasted a lot of years.
But there is still time! Look ahead and stay strong! You got this! 🤟❤️🎵🙏
Descending is my favorite TOOL song. Lyrics end halfway thru but it’s the gong hit that did it for me. 🛠️
I feel like the musical breakdown represents the metamorphisis because then he "sees his shadow changing."
Jimmy and Pushit are like a part 1&2 when it comes to dealing with child archetypes.
Jimmy opened my mind to the idea that my own inner child was waiting for me to free him by coming home. The light shone bright enough for me to find and guide us both to this current plane of existence! Powerful song.
Awesome breakdown of an amazing song and band🔥🤘🌀! So many people are blown away by the musicality of these guys that the lyrics don’t always hit the first listen. For me, it took dozens of listens to truly break down my old armor and shed my skin. Thank you for making it clear and concise🙏🏼. Also, re: the line about “crawling on my belly” is definitely what you said but also think it ties into the lyric about “shedding skin”. To shed one’s skin is to be like a snake and snakes crawl on their belly. Snakes were extremely important in ancient cultures and their mythologies because they represented rebirth/radical change. In order to continue to grow a snake must shed its old skin when it’s time to enter its next growth cycle. The image of an ouroburous is also brought to mind which is another snake symbol of life and rebirth and the cyclical nature of growth. Love music that makes us dig deeper. Keep up the great reactions! I think you would love “The Grudge” and “Lateralus” by them as well! Spiral out, my new friend🌀🤘!
Many thanks for your encouragement and insightful comments! 😎🤟🎵🙏
Oh man, so well done, PLEASE do more Tool reactions/analysis, they need it! I need it!!
Many thanks for your kind words!
This was a session I needed to hear 😮 thanks so much
The song pushit, which comes after this, is the most beautiful song about the internal struggle that comes when you’ve accomplished inner change; you think you can do anything and you’re invincible. So when old demons show up, how do you deal? I love pushit
Greetings, Doc! Been waiting like a spider for you to drop in some Tool. I'm saving this for the weekend, like dessert. I very much enjoyed the videos of yours I've seen and am very eager to see this when I'm not about to go to work and can really enjoy it. Be well!
That spider line is a choice phrase, def stealing it lol
@@NotBenCoultry Help yourself! I truncated it from Mammy in Gone With the Wind. You can't miss if you've got good material.
Sounds great! 👍 Enjoy!
One of my all time favorite songs
I think I said Freud when I suggested this song... Oops. I know it's Jung
Onto the song. This is my favourite song of all time. I love the ugly imagery juxtaposed with beautiful singing. Shedding skin, picking scabs, crawling on your belly clearing something out, wallowing... It all invokes disgust and it perfectly represents the difficult job of looking at your worst traits/traumas and challenging them. I especially love the use of metamorphosis. When an insect is in a cocoon, they liquify their old body before emerging as the finished product. They undergo a complete destruction to rebirth. It is equal parts disgusting and beautiful and I love the metaphor. Also there is the pace of the music. It starts as a whisper over gentle guitar and the quiet tapping of a rhythm. It's like a lullaby that gradually escalates into your face being slammed on the table of screaming, grinding distortion on the guitar and the drums are crashing... All while retaining the basics of how it all started. Frankly I could write an essay on this song. But now I thank you. One of the best interpretations of this song I've seen. And I've seen a LOT of interpretations of this song
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Really glad you enjoyed the video. More to come! 🤟🎵
dude this is awesome, thank you for sharing your perspective on this
My pleasure! 😎🤟
I’m really loving your take on these songs! Thanks for sharing your expertise with the audience and breaking these things down!
Glad you like them!
Wow, this is one of the coolest reactions I've found to tool songs. I thought I'd seen all the reaction genres by now but I got something new from this breakdown. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed!
I love this, friend! As a fellow therapist, I love your interpretation of this song.
Thank you for watching and shining your light my way!
“Jimmy” is the psychotherapy-est song they have. And the grudge.
I love how the main riff goes through a metamorphosis of its own throughout the song, too. It's the same notes as the beginning of the song, but by the end the cadence and tone has changed so much that it's almost unrecognizable. I know that Maynard usually comes in after the music is written and puts vocals and lyrics to it, but I wonder if they kind of already knew where they wanted it to go with this one before they brought him in.
Great observation. Thanks for sharing! 😎🤟🙏🎵
This hit home, amazing video, thank you for doing this :)
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤟❤️🎵🙏
10,000 Days is a classic Tool album
This video gave me chills good work! Subscribed
Awesome! Thank you!🙏
Glad you reviewed this song. Through Tool, I've learned to understand what I believe the 2 most important words: choose and allow. Thanks for pausing, & revisiting Maynard's use of "choose".
Cool, thanks! 🙏
I am absolutely loving your take Doc. Please please cover The grudge. The song is instrumental personally in dealing with self-hatred and rage!
Glad you’re enjoying the channel. I will check it out. Thanks
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks for watching!
Great breakdown man
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching! 🎵🤟🙌
Love your analysis of the song... Tool has been one of my favorite bands. This song has so many different conference
i love this tool reaction and the feedback you put on the songs you've reacted too!
Really great to hear that! Thanks for your feedback!😎❤️🎵
Wow, totally different reaction, good insights, loved it, you should definitely do more
Thank you! Will do!
Maynard may be briefly alluding to that part of himself that got trapped in the past when his mother suffered an aneurysm and he had to watch her decline for 27 years (or 10,000 Days). In TOOL's song Jimmy he references what I am trying to say above and in the song 10,000 Days he hits this from another angle of this broad consequentual topic. TOOL - Jimmy:
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Just found you and really enjoyed your analysis of one of my favorite songs, subscribed. Good stuff, man, look forward to more Tool analysis
Welcome aboard! More to come!
Really enjoyed your analysis.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was awesome. I am a huge fan of Jung's work and I always interpreted this song as a Jungian reference way more so than a biological one from the moment I heard it. Loved hearing your thoughts!
Great to hear! Thanks for shining light my way!
Great interpretation.. : ))
This is about evolving to the next stage of mankind.
Choosing kill and die both means killling the ego, but also that he has the choice to kill and die, and he wants to use that power wisely.
Jung and shadow work held my solution for a whole lot of shit. The link between trauma and the vagus was really surprising, but makes sense.
Cool thing about tool fans is they know their stuff both psychologically and esoterically
12:30 yeah, it's kind of the whole point of the song. that one line on the screen pretty well frames everything perfectly.
Nice insights.
Glad it was helpful!
For me, this song is quite metaphorical, and yet also literal.
"Join in my child, and listen.." talking to his inner child, which needs to be recovered as we grow through our lives, as we lose our innocence to the realities around us and can lose our joy of living and loving.
"I've been crawling on my belly, clearing out what could have been" cleaning under the mental bed, the dark corners of the mind where our traumas and our shadows thrive.
"My shadows shedding skin, I've been picking my scabs again" I've been intentionally revisiting trauma and digging at things which I react adversely to in order to understand myself and grow, evolve.
"Feel my shadow changing, stretching up and over me" because of this work, my shadow is transforming into something which is nurturing my inner child, reinvigorating a love for the beauty and wonder of the world.
"Forty-six & 2 are just ahead of me" my evolution as a person lies ahead, and I am now ready for it because I put the work in.
Maynard's lyrics are full of Jungian ideas, especially on this album and Lateralus. I think you'll have quite an interesting time going through all those songs. Even the ones that are explicitly just pissed off/trolling still contain engaging bits for anyone interested in psychology. There's going to be a handful of overwhelming requests, I'm guessing The Grudge for instance, and none of them are bad. However, there's a track that gets underrepresented for some reason and that is The Patient, which follows The Grudge. I think that for a therapist specifically that one will be great for a bit of a break down.
Great "reaction," btw. You love to see it.
I think he is talking about his inner child that has been forgotten.
Love me some tool
I like the beginning whisper. When someone whispers, you naturally move in, or forward. Like drawing you in. You are actively trying harder to listen.
Well said! Thanks!
I saw Tool live in 1995 when they toured this album. I was 14. Love them. But Nine Inch Nails has always been my number one.
I still don't know why people compare the two.
Maybe it's cause they were both not grundge during the grundge era.
Love Bill Hicks and this Tool album was dedicated to him
Loved your analysis of of Schism and this one, 46 and 2. I have a suggestion for you if you have the time of the song The Dreadful Hours by My Dying Bride. It's a really heavy and dark theme but I think the lyrics would give you a lot to dissect. I'm already subscribed and keep up the great vidoes.
Great to hear. Thanks 🙏
Love the Hendrix shirt 😌 he is one of my favorites
Maybe I'm wrong, but the message of the song is about learning of yourself and growing. I think this is why he's referencing his inner child, and peoples feelings of being too to change, and the need to shed those barriers we've put around ourselves to cope, for better or worse. He doesn't say child in a negative way, it's like he's talking to his inner child and telling it a story, like a lesson.
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Nailed** (freaking iPhone put mailed 😂) it on the head with the child part. He is speaking to himself and inviting himself to go through the changes needed to break out 😊 you are so wise
Lateralus is one of the most important songs of my life. Spiral out!
The ego and pride will twist the meaning... Profound.
You should do Parabol/Parabola. It's technically one song but they split it into two so the second half could get radio play. I'm sure there's plenty vids out there with them put together. The lyrics are amazing. It's my favorite Tool song.
Doc, I can't tell you how gratifying it is to watch a reaction to this by (no offence to the general populace-it's a matter of what you do for a living. The shadow is the Doc's bailiwick.) someone who really understands what the shadow is. I know Tool goes over a lot of people's heads, so it's nice to hear someone that isn't completely mystified by Maynard. (I don't mean that to sound as d*ckish as it does.) And double bonus points for the Hendrix shirt. (He kept my psychologist husband out of the NBA when he heard "Dolly Dagger" at a party at age 14. He turned in his basketball for a guitar. Anyhoo, I very much enjoyed your video. Thanks for getting this far!
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️🎵🙏
I think you would really enjoy reacting to Jimmy.
You could have an entire channel analyzing Tool and Perfect Circle songs. Magdalena, the noose, Brena…… the songs are often mistaken for being dark because of the music. They are not.
Thanks for watching and sharing! 👍🎵😎
Because of our pride and egos, we’re our own worst enemies, in my opinion.
I would even say he is referring to his military training that led him to some of the crawl, walk, run through obstacles and leaning on others to get through the hard parts. The military had some impact on his thought process after he left
Good to know. Thanks for sharing this! 😎🎵
Every time he says "child" he means being a youth or just being young and inexperienced...that's what I got anyway.
I also heard along my tool journey that this title also had another meaning that kinda goes along with this one .
46 n to the 2nd power which when plotted out goes on forever …
46n2 just ahead of me .
Thanks for watching!
Please listen to Intermission then Jimmy. The best tool has done. IMO
Please react and post lyrics to tool’s “lateralus” it is a great song! It has beautiful lyrics. Based off of the Fibonacci sequence.
Dive deep into the lyrics as well as being aware what the music does with you too!
It’s interesting: I always figured that as I grew older I would feel as though I was more competent and mature. Now I’m nearly 50, and I still feel like a dumb kid. I’m just faking it, I don’t actually have a clue as to what I am doing.
Always wondered if my folks felt the same way and were just too afraid to admit it?
Many people can relate! In the immortal words of the band Kansas: “And if I claim to be a wise man, well It surely means that I don’t know.” 😎🎵❤️
I think it’s a whisper at the beginning because it’s supposed to be some type of a subconscious affect
Makes sense! 🎵👍😎
keep your shadow in check before it checks you!
Great reaction. Check out the Tool song Sober, about addiction 🤘
Will do. Thanks 🙏
I, at 52 years old, suddenly get custody of 3 kids. NOT my kids, I gotta do the right thing.
You can still chose to hate, fear and be paranoid but thats the negative path.
Yes, the choice is yours! ✌️
Read Carl Jung and Melchisedek. Them this song will make sense
Great reactio my friend! Subbed! Another good one, although by now I'm sure your Tool list is already quite long, check out The Grudge by them, it is a great song about...... Grudges if you can believe it! The lyrics are great... Anyways, keep on keeping on!
I will check it out. Thanks! 🙏
You absolutely must do The Grudge and Culling Voices! And many more. As many as possible. Whole discography!!!!!
7 minutes in. subbed.
Thanks for subbing! Glad you’re here.
As a queer trans person, this song (and TOOL in general) has always helped me, since my teen days, like a loyal companion throughout the process of looking inwards, acknowledging myself, my past, my present, my truths, my lies, my shadow. This song perfectly encapsulates that feeling of looking at yourself in the mirror, seeing the ugly and the good, and stepping through it all, facing it fearlessly, and accepting change and evolution. The metamorphosis that comes then (in my case a very physical, real metamorphosis) is incredible, it's choosing to grow, to mature and become better, to be free and empowered!
It seems that at every point in my life, it doesn't matter what I'm facing, whether it is transitioning, coming out, facing depression, anxiety, loneliness, fear, anger, etc. there is a TOOL song there to guide me through and help me stop and listen to something I need to listen to. I'm very grateful they exist.
I want to also vouch for the point about guidance. YES. We MUST face things by ourselves, but we also just can't do that alone, community is everything. You can help and get helped, always.
Thank you for watching! 🙏🎵
Intolerance- it is self awareness, it’s calling out others and calling out oneself
Hi there,
I stumbled upon your analysis and your video channel by sheer serendipity, and I must agree wholeheartedly that music has the power to heal. I really hope that people come to recognize the immense power and energy that music holds. Music possesses a unique ability to heal on multiple levels - psychologically, physically, and spiritually. Its transformative power can penetrate deep into our psyche, providing comfort and clarity during times of mental distress. It can energize the body, encouraging physical movement and promoting overall well-being. Spiritually, music can elevate us, connecting us to a higher state of consciousness and fostering a sense of unity and peace.
The interpretation of a piece of art, and unquestionably this song qualifies as such, is inherently personal and subjective. Therefore, any assertions made, regardless of the source, should always be approached with caution. Art, especially music, resonates uniquely with each listener, touching on emotions and memories that are deeply personal. It's this individual journey through sound that underscores the transformative and healing potential of music, making it a profound and invaluable aspect of human experience.
Best wishes for all your future endeavors!
Glad to hear you appreciate and respect the art! 🎵
I recommend reaching out to the "Heart Support" channel and see if she wants to do a collaboration, she is doing essentially the same as you, "music heals"