Caroline Myss' Chakra Meditation Music
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Each of the body’s seven chakras—or “energetic databases”—responds to specific vibrational frequencies. These sounds, teaches Caroline Myss, can be used to help us assess and cultivate our energetic health. Now, with Caroline Myss’ Chakra Meditation Music—the first music CD authorized by Myss herself—you can experience the same meditations that she uses in her own daily practice.
Composed and performed by acclaimed world music artist Stevin McNamara, Caroline Myss’ Chakra Meditation Music was created specifically to support two daily chakra diagnosis sessions: an energizing morning meditation and a calming evening meditation. Learn with the help of an easy-to-follow study guide (included)—or simply listen to the extraordinary music on its own to experience its beneficial effects. With ethnic percussion instruments and drums, woodwinds, stringed instruments, voice, and bells.
Format Details
| Audio | |
|---|---|
| Contents | Digital Audio (1 hour, 3 minutes) |
| Product Code | MM00125W |
| ISBN Number | 978-1-62203-266-2 |
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About Stevin McNamara
Stevin McNamara has been playing music since the age of nine and has been recording music for more than 25 years. He has composed and performed the introductory music on hundreds of Sounds True's audio-learning courses. (We can't tell you how many customers call us and ask, "Who is that guitar player on the beginning of your CDs"?) Stevin is in the unique position of being an accomplished composer/musician and a world-class recording engineer. This gives him total freedom in any recording environment. Born in South Africa, Stevin started learning piano and guitar at the age of seven. He played solo and in bands all the way through high school. At the age of 20, Stevin moved to the United States, where he had more formal training at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. He has been involved in music ever since.Although Stevin grew up with the sounds of African music, he also discovered Indian music in the early 1970s and studied the sitar with Ram Chakravarty of Benares, who was professor of music at Wesleyan College in Connecticut. This diverse exposure to such a broad spectrum of music, ranging from world to pop, has contributed to the unique musical style Stevin has developed throughout the years.In the late 1970s, after spending considerable time as a session musician in recording studios, Stevin became fascinated with what was happening "on the other side of the glass," namely the recording process itself. This passion developed into a highly successful career as an audio engineer. He has worked in the fields of popular music, world, folk, jazz, and film and television in top studios in South Africa, England, and the United States. Stevin is perfectly at home in any state of the art recording facility or live sound scenario, even at stadium concert level. He is qualified to teach audio engineering at the college level. Stevin has worked with well-known producers such as Robert John "Mutt" Lange and a huge spectrum of recording artists from Paul Winter to Tina Turner, from Bryan Adams to Zakir.
