MUSIC TO HEAL BY
By Frank Bozak

Music is quite possibly our most powerful tool of transformation. It has the power to affect us mentally, physically, and spiritually. Chances are, each and every person has had an experience where music changed their mood and outlook on life. This being the case, then everyone has been healed by music. By combining my skills as a film composer and Reiki Master, I create music that has the power to transform and to heal.

From the moment man first banged on a log or blew into a bone, music has been used as a form of worship and a quest for knowledge and healing.

Allowing the energy of music to restore your being is using music in its most honorable form.

The energy of music flowing through your body can root out any negative energy, then bring you back renewed and refreshed. Like all forms of energy, music is composed of vibrations. When a musical tone is sounded, it creates fifteen other measurable tones. These tones sound one right after the other. This is known as the overtone series.

The pattern the overtone series creates is found throughout nature. You can see a visual representation of this pattern when you drop a rock into a body of water. You will notice that the ripples move closer and closer to each other, as they spread farther from the point of entry. This pattern is governed by the laws of physics and is also the crux behind the string theory of the universe.

There are times when all the overtones get along peacefully. This creates what is generally known as harmony. When the overtones clash, the music is considered to be dissonant. In the type of healing music I compose, I often use harmony as anesthesia, and dissonance as a scalpel.


Let's again use water as a visual analogy. Imagine your physical self as a body of water. The music will first smooth the water's surface. After the water has settled, dissonance will be introduced. The dissonance disturbs the calm surface and begins to churn up debris from the depths of the water. When the dissonance fades, harmony steps in to clear the debris and calm the water's surface.

The goal of my compositions are to bring harmony, healing and peace through music. I call upon my training and invite guidance to assist me. Sometimes I question what has been suggested, and I am soon learning a new lesson in healing and composition.

There are many compositional techniques that incorporate numbers, so I enjoy using numerology in my work. Being clairvoyant, I often score my visual images. Something new comes out of each composition.

A large part of being a healer is the ability to read and sense energy. After a section of the work has been completed, I lay down and let my body listen to what has been created. This is my flinch test. If I can get through listening to it without flinching, then I move on.

Although I receive great healing benefits from this work, it is not composed just for me to see my name on a CD cover. Music is what I love to do, and I am confident this is the way I can best serve the universe.

I often find a way to relate a subject to music so I can better understand it. What came to my mind while writing this article is the correlation of an intuitive reader and a composer. What struck me is that both are dealing with energies that are not seen to the naked eye, and that by understanding the energy, negative outcomes can be avoided.

Whether you are trying to find the next right note, or sitting in front of a trained reader, the energy you bring to the table is a direct result of your actions up to this current measuring spot.
In music as it is in life, it is much harder to get out of a tense situation then it is to get in one. The composer's job is to resolve the tension in a way that fits into a specific time frame, and must be pleasing to all involved. A reader's job is to offer you insight on how to resolve tension in a way that fits into a specific time frame and offers the best options for all involved.

The first CD I created is entitled "Music For Your Spleen....Musical Meditations Through the Five Elements of Chinese Medicine." This tongue in cheek title came about quite a few years ago. I was attending the Wesak Festival near Mt. Shasta, Ca. All the vendors had a crystal for your left ear, or a poultice for your big toe. Everything seemed funny to me. I joked to my friend who traveled with me and said 'what's next, music for your spleen?'

I had been away from music for several years. It had been five years since my last composition. I began to feel that if I didn't compose again I would die. That title was stuck in my head for almost ten years. I knew that I had to compose music for your spleen.

During my research I learned that in Chinese medicine the function of the spleen is to take whatever has been consumed and release its pure essence. That was exactly what I needed to do.

The CD contains five musical meditations: Lungs; Heart; Liver; Kidney; and Spleen. Although you may not come away humming its melodies, I am certain that you will feel more at peace after each listening. In no way am I suggesting that the music will be a cure for all ills. It is an adjunct: a link from the past to the future.

My second CD is called " Release..." It is a fascinating musical journey that aids in overcoming fears and assists in renewing and releasing the best within you.

Every part of your body can feel and experience music. Whether it be through my compositions or not, I hope that you will soon find harmony, healing and peace through music.

Frank Bozak’s interest in healing started while stationed with the Navy Band in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He became enamored with metaphysical activities in and around Honolulu, attending as many events as he could, and finding they all made sense. Having no doubt that he was a healer, Frank was soon a host psychic on a local television show and a sought-after reader and healer at many New Age events.

After serving eleven years in Navy Bands in Orlando, Newport, and the Pacific Fleet in Pearl Harbor, Frank left to attend the Berklee College of Music in Boston as a film scoring major. After graduating with honors, he followed fellow graduates who relocated to Los Angeles to pursue work in the film industry. He collaborated with an award winning composer, landing a job as an assistant music editor on a prime time television series. Three weeks after landing that job, the show was petitioned off the air and Frank was out of work. After many years of trying to get back on my feet working outside of his field, he acknowledged that one cannot hide one’s talents.

Though originally believing that scoring music for film and TV was his calling, Frank now knows that combining his gifts as a Reiki Master and composer is the best way he can serve the Universe.

Frank’s music is available through his website, www.musictohealby.com.