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5 Reasons You Should Embrace Sad Music This Christmas

by Leadership News and Pamela Ephraim
1 year ago
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As Christmas approaches, many Nigerians face the weight of a difficult economy. In moments of despair, uncertainty, or loneliness, it’s natural to turn to sad music to connect with our deepest emotions. But don’t shy away from those melancholic melodies – research suggests they can actually benefit your mental well-being.

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Embrace Blue Notes for Better Blues:

A study in the Journal of Aesthetic Education encourages us to indulge in sad music. Counterintuitively, it can foster a sense of connectedness and provide a beneficial moment of mindful reflection, ultimately improving our overall mental health.

 

Connect Through Melancholy

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Just like sharing sadness in conversation, sad music can build bridges of understanding. The shared experience of melancholic melodies creates a sense of connection, even if the feelings themselves aren’t pleasant.

 

Reflect and Rejuvenate:

Immersing yourself in melancholic music can spark mindful reflection, allowing you to gain valuable insights and boost self-awareness. This introspection can be a powerful tool for personal growth and resilience.

 

Embrace and Release:

The research emphasizes that expressing sadness, even through music, can be therapeutic. By choosing to listen to a sad song, you acknowledge and release those emotions, leading to a feeling of genuine connection.

 

Find Your Tune:

Remember, the benefits of sad music are personal and subjective. Discover what works for you and utilize music as a powerful tool to support your mental well-being.


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