 Tweet (NewsTarget) All of us love to hear beautiful sounds. Whether it's a majestic song or a pleasant voice, the sounds of nature or a child's laughter, sounds can have a very positive or negative effect not only on our moods, but even on our body's right down to the atomic level. This is because all matter vibrates at various and specific frequencies. These frequencies can be used for either positive or negative effects. Scientist's have used these laws of physics to create various weapons, medicine uses sound to view inside the body or dissolve stones or tumors and the Chinese have been using sounds to heal and cure for millennia. In the advanced spiritual practices, various chanting methods are used to generate a more peaceful state of mind, boost the energy in various organ systems and increase immunity throughout the entire body. These methods can be used for religious or purely health related purposes. It all depends upon the desire and goals of the practitioner. These methods are based on pure science and the physics of vibrations, something that the Chinese have been aware of for millennia. In the first two articles in this series it was mentioned that the Chinese discovered through observation and analysis of patients that when a person had an illness whose origin was traced to a particular organ, that person always made the same sounds of distress (moaning, whining, and whimpering) regardless of the language that the person spoke. This is equivalent to how people all over the world make the same ha ha sound when they laugh, regardless of their spoken language, the sound is always made when laughing. A person laughs because the body is purging itself of excess fire energy built up in the heart channels when you experience something funny. Martial artists are familiar with the making of various sounds when throwing punches or performing other techniques. Karate practitioners often use the 'Keeah' sound to help increase striking power. Chinese martial artists use other sounds that are even more effective which are based on the same principles as the six healing sounds. When making these sounds during a particular technique, it is known to cause an increase in power, strength and energy. Similar to these sounds that martial artists use to increase power are sounds that can be used to cool, calm and heal various organs of the body. When these sounds are performed in a gentler manner, they can greatly aid in the elimination of excess fire energies from those organs. In Chinese medicine it is often these excess fire energies that are responsible for many diseases and conditions that are so prevalent in today's society. By purging these energies from the body we can greatly boost the health of the organ and heal any diseases the excess and stagnant fire chi may be causing. In the first two articles in this series we covered the sounds for the Lungs and Kidneys. 