I just switched into Religious Studies. It's not because I'm attached to any particular tradition at all, but rather trying to really dive into the question of their intersections with each other and why the most powerful Western faiths still can't let the others be and feel the need to prosceletize their specific literal paradigms. Not to mention these spiritual schisms are still intertwined with cultural imperatives and would undoubtedly be a huge part of deconstructing societal constraints. No organized faith is immune to corruption or fundamentalism and yet a fair amount of individuals' faith is the driving force for them to take care of the earth and their fellow person. I would also have to strongly agree with you, Rat. There's so many things that can heal on the individual and then world level. If Big Pharma has their way, prescription drugs will be slowly become the new "God" at the expense of the much more natural and effective solutions. I'm a fan of clearing the body's constrained energy field, and due to the vibratory nature of sound waves, I'd say this is actually pretty similar to the method of music.