Beat of the Earth with Arlyn Rudd

"The Beat of the Earth" is our latest episode with the beautiful hip hop artist and music alchemist Arlyn Ruddy @awaken_spandaIn this conversation, Arlyn discusses the power of music and its ability to affect our energy and consciousness. Arlyn explains the significance of tuning music to 432 Hz, which is in resonance with the heartbeat of the Earth. Arlyn also vulnerably shares her own personal trauma, the power music had in her healing and her Kundalini journey.We are so very grateful to have Arlyn on the show ❤️🥰A bit about our guest:Arlyn’s evolutionary artistry as a creatrix is expressed through her life and ceremony. Acknowledging that all is sacred and when holding that space with thoughtful intention we can begin to witness the miracles of life unfold in our present experience. Arlyn’s journey with arts and music began at an early age and has continued now into Awaken Spanda. With a combination of 20 years in holistics, being an teacher/trainer of the science of sound, and an administer of ceremony and countless events she holds space for the all to dive deep into the inner realms with hopes to empower them into their own evolution of mind and body. By making the unconscious conscious we become aware, and with awareness comes the choice to change.Follow Arlyn on Instagram @awaken_spanda & @creatixgirl check our her latest single 'Glitch" which aims to empower listeners and bring awareness to life force energy. https://open.spotify.com/track/46vOhCHxuU6o2TqX3ePvCN?si=6d34520945e64364TakeawaysTuning music to 432 Hz can have a calming and healing effect on our energy and consciousness.Music has the power to activate and move life force energy within us.Conscious use of frequencies in music can create transformative and healing experiences.The Beatles consciously recorded music at 432 Hz and explored the use of frequencies in their songs.Arlyn's new song, 'Glitch,' aims to empower listeners and bring awareness to life force energy.Integrity is essential in creating music that serves a higher purpose. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.