Hemant Parikh

A Rare Phone Interview of Singer KK By Hemant Parikh, Radio Tarana, New Zealand

Different musical instruments have different vibrations, each of which uniquely affects different centres in our body. The base sound created by the drum affects the lowest centre/chakra. For example, this can be felt from rock and roll music. This sort of music simply shakes off inertia. You just cannot be lazy or sleepy when drums are being played. The metallic sound emanating from stringed instruments have their effect in the naval centre. If a chair is being pushed or some screeching noise is made, something happens in the tummy. Have you noticed that if a door creaks or any harsh metallic sound is made, something happens in the navel centre? Solid metallic sound affects the navel region and from there, fine stringed instruments have an effect rising up to the heart region. Wind instruments like the flute affect the region from the heart to the throat to the eyebrow centre. The blowing of a conch affects us from the eyebrow centre to the top of the head. In anci...