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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2019 · 56 MIN

John Beaulieu - Human Tuning

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John Beaulieu – Human Tuning Aired Thursday, October 10, 2019 at 6:00 AM PST / 9:00 AM EST Transformation begins with a vision. The word transformation means to give up our current life and create a new life. Having visions is a natural process of living. To heal and enhance wellness health we visualize ourselves strong, vital, and free of disease. When we visualize something we simultaneously manifest its tone. Join voice master Kara Johnstad and Dr. John Beaulieu a composer, musician, psychologist, and naturopathic physician and founder of Biosonics, as they explore creative expression as part of his exploration of consciousness for healing and greater spiritual understanding. Discover how human tuning can change not only our body, but also influence our environment. Yes, you can tune your world. About John Beaulieu John Beaulieu, N.D., Ph.D. is the founder of BioSonic Enterprises, Ltd., a company dedicated to tuning the world. He is a board certified naturopathic physician and clinical psychologist specializing in the healing effects of sound and music. After receiving advanced degrees from Indiana and Purdue Universities in psychology and music, he went on to study and integrate eastern and Western natural healing disciplines. His work at Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital as well as his professorships and research at several universities has made him a much sought after lecturer and performer around the world. Dr. Beaulieu is the author of Human Tuning, Sound Healing and Values Visualization, Music and Sound In The Healing Arts, The Polarity Therapy Workbook and numerous professional papers on the healing effects of sound and music. He is the composer of Calendula “A Suite For Pythagorean Tuning Forks” and Apollo’s Lyre, “Adventures in Cosmic Harmony” and many experimental sound and music projects.

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