Neurodynamics of Indian Classical Music: Pallavi–Anupallavi–Charanam and the Ray 28 Brain Chakras

This article explores the neurodynamics of Indian classical music, focusing on how its structured patterns—particularly the Pallavi–Anupallavi–Charanam format—modulate auditory processing, emotional regulation, neuroplasticity, and cognitive function.  Drawing on the ancient practice of formulaic chanting and the Sri Amit Ray’s 28 Brain Chakras framework, which extends beyond the traditional seven chakras to include specialized neural energy centers, we studied the ICM’s rhythmic and melodic patterns resonate with neural oscillatory networks, enhancing… Read More »Neurodynamics of Indian Classical Music: Pallavi–Anupallavi–Charanam and the Ray 28 Brain Chakras