Hi, I'm Punit Yaatri.
If you're here, someone you love is probably suffering — or you are. A child who can't settle. A parent slipping into dementia. A friend who has stopped sleeping. The body that won't let go.
The music I write was made for them. And for you.
A non-verbal four-year-old who, after eleven minutes of listening, said his first words. His mother heard them. The room heard them. After that, nothing about what I was doing could be filed under coincidence.
Callum was the beginning. Richard came next — a young man on the autism spectrum who, after eighteen years of silence, signed the word mum to his mother. Then Tom, a man in a dementia care home whose weekly aggression incidents dropped from twenty-something to one. Then Katy and Pauline — two sisters listening to the same piece in the same room, and each receiving exactly what her own nervous system needed.
Same music. Different people. Different lives. The same returning home.
BrainHeart Music™ doesn't treat conditions. It reminds the nervous system what regulation feels like — and the body does the rest.
The work sits where structured acoustic composition meets neuroscience, autonomic physiology, and consciousness research. The compositions are written to support a rapid shift from the sympathetic stress response into ventral vagal regulation — the parasympathetic state in which the body's natural capacity to repair and integrate is restored.
People listen across pregnancy, dementia care, trauma recovery, neurodivergent support, palliative settings, sleep, grief, and the everyday weight of a life lived under pressure. They listen to remember a state their body has not forgotten how to find.
In March 2026, Punit Yaatri published the founding prospectus of Music Pharmacology™ — an original transdisciplinary framework that applies the rigorous logic of pharmacology — compound, receptor profile, dose, titration, indication, and contraindication — to acoustic stimuli.
The framework draws on predictive coding theory, cultural neuroscience, autonomic biomarker research, and psychoacoustics. It proposes a principled, mechanistically grounded, and ethically governed science of therapeutic sound — and an invitation to researchers, clinicians, ethicists, and musicians across every tradition to join in its construction.
Open access. CC BY 4.0. Indexed in OpenAIRE. Hosted by CERN's Zenodo.
Toward a Framework for Music Pharmacology by Punit Yaatri.
Zenodo, 3 March 2026. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18855648
If you are reading this after finding Toward a Framework for Music Pharmacology, the most useful next step is direct correspondence.
Punit welcomes serious academic enquiry, clinical correspondence, research collaboration, and requests for the case-study evidence base behind the work.
A doctor wrote this about the work.
“BrainHeart Music seems to work by first integrating brain function and then connecting the integrated brain with the heart, thus the individuals have increasing empathy and rapport — and that turns into love. The ability to love themselves and to love others with true unconditional love.”
Listen. Remember. Heal.
The body knows how to come home. The music remembers it for you.
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