> After all, Nikola Tesla said that if you want to understand the universe, think in terms of energy and frequency.

> SO, it is possible that particular frequencies of particular music can affect the atoms in the brain and cause them to rearrange in a way so as to give birth to an entirely new person.

Indeed.

And it's my stance that, if we adequately understand ourselves and the inherent power of our consciousness, we can will ourselves to use the many "vibrational tools" in a safe and effective manner, which controls the amount and types of change that can occur, guiding the energy as we will it -- in hypnotherapy, they use the term "critical factor" (CF) as the parts of the brain that instinctually  protects against unwanted psychological conditioning and, while I'm uncertain whether experts would agree, I'm of the opinion that CF can be shaped by desire and will.

Thought, itself, is a movement of energy as is emotion (energy in motion).  The question this leaves us with is whether or not freewill is the real state of human consciousness; can we control the "direction" of these internal energies, which, themselves, lead to different branches of external (physical) actions and, eventually, the formation of new habits?  I lean towards yes.

Another question that comes to mind: assuming that we can will to change through conscious efforts such as "self-hypnosis", is there a "natural reset" point built into consciousness that can be reached by willing to not strive in any way for particular changes/ conditions (freeing the mind of desires or aims to will things)?  In other words, if we give up trying to control everything in our lives (suspend our will), from our thoughts to our actions, is there a consequent default state?  Again, I believe there is.

The default, or what I prefer to call the "natural state", is the end goal of meditation (release from {ego/ control/ root of stress/ root of irrational fears} to reveal the "raw", unconditioned, state of awareness), whereas willing change through methods like self-hypnosis are manipulations of the "control (programming) center" of experience, which may lead to further delusions/ suffering without the use of proper knowledge, but has the potential to significantly improve the quality of experience.

I see consciousness as a spectrum between the poles of strong personal will (ego) and strong psychological freedom (freedom from control/ non-ego).  

On the strong will side, we experience the most power (effortlessness) to change our behaviors and alter our perceptions, but we're also most out of tune with what is really good for our being at this level due to the majority of our focus being glued to controlling things.  This means that we can, and often do, unwittingly cause changes to our lives that result in more hardships than before, even when we're convinced that it will lead us to much happier, wholesome lives.

On the side of strong psychological freedom, we lose all sense of freewill and desire to control, but we're entirely enveloped with an intimate understanding of ourselves (self-knowledge) and what is right for us in the moment (highly in tune with our psychology and physiology), as our attention is freed from striving for something "else" or "elsewhere" and this freed up energy now has access to layers upon layers of insight and intuition that were previously suppressed/ repressed.

Furthermore, I see the former (ego approach) as an attempt at reinventing the "psychological wheel" and the latter (freedom from ego) as trusting tens of millions of years of fine-tuning self-knowledge and developing clarity on the truly meaningful aspects of life.  The latter is probably the more wholesome experience, but the former likely leads to more technological progress.

It appears that from entropy comes "release" (peace), which makes sense, if you really think about it.  It's stressful to try to keep things in order.  

My next question would be: what is death, really?  That's a topic for another time ;)

......and work for me over 35 years, in case you might not have seen some of my previous stories.

Yeah, I have noticed that "nature sounds" that can be found on youtube are really good for concentration.