For Creativity - 10 Min Meditation

Episode 3 of the Modern Meditations podcast, hosted by Lauren Ritchie, titled "For Creativity - 10 Min Meditation" was published on April 1, 2020 and runs 10 minutes.

April 1, 2020 ·10m · Modern Meditations

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This meditation is a journaling meditation that once changed my life! The music includes these tones to help with creativity:   Alpha Waves Gamma Waves Crystal Bowl, high (D) continuous  Violin high (G) Bells From Space Shishi odoshi (bamboo fountain)

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This meditation is a journaling meditation that once changed my life! The music includes these tones to help with creativity:

Alpha Waves Gamma Waves Crystal Bowl, high (D) continuous Violin high (G) Bells From Space Shishi odoshi (bamboo fountain)

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