EPISODE · Aug 17, 2020 · 1H 5M
Frequency Minded Music - The Future of Healing Music
from Sensitivity Is Your Superpower Podcast · host Dr Karen Kan
Music is both mathematical and magical. It can touch so many different people in so many diverse ways. In this episode, I will be interviewing Ian Morris, the Sound Alchemist and Founder of Listening to Smile. Listening to Smile is a unique sound healing company developed with the purpose of improving mental, emotional, and physical wellness for people of all ages. They achieve this through the use of Frequency Minded Music that is composed utilizing chakra frequencies, planetary frequencies, Schumann resonances, and the Solfeggio frequencies. Along with the frequencies, they incorporate many different styles, genres, and tempos of music for meditation, sound immersions, and movement meditations. Ian will explain what is Frequency Minded Music and how you can utilize it to heal at home. Frequency Minded Music is a conscious intention to introduce you to a consistent frequency or tone that has proven to be useful in facilitating a certain mood, feeling, or brainwave state. Unlike traditional sound therapies (EX: tuning forks Therapy, Vibroacoustic Therapy, Gong Therapy, and Singing Bowls Therapy), frequency minded music incorporates various melodies that are introduced throughout the duration of a song. These additional melodies/frequencies are tuned in the same note or key of the healing foundation frequency. Ian will cover the following topics: Sound healing with Frequency Minded MusicHow you can use sound healing as a tool at home for healing conditionsExpanding Consciousness and mindfulness techniques paired with sound healing and Frequency Minded MusicListening to Smile is in 6 different countries and expanding every month. You will learn how you can be a part of their team to share healing frequency with your community.
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