Potential Physiological Effect
The presence of a natural rhythmic pattern can promote the synchronization of the sensorimotor rhythm with external stimuli, facilitating states of sustained attention. This type of stimulus can involve functional activation of the autonomic nervous system (ANS), with a balance between moderate sympathetic activation and parasympathetic regulation.
Subjective experience
A sense of order in motion. The sound not only envelops but also sets a rhythm that guides without imposing.
Orientational correspondence (natural environment): The sea with its marked rhythm is often associated with strength, constancy, and direction.
In this context, it can be perceived as a natural pulse that organizes activity.
Concentration: Allows you to maintain focus through a stable external rhythm that accompanies mental activity.
Creation: Promotes an orderly flow of ideas, where thought moves with continuity and coherence..
Activation: Provides moderate energy that facilitates continuity of action without generating overload.
