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Introducing “Morning Dove”: A 12-Minute Sonic Journey to Inner Peace
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“Morning Sound Dove”: A Symphony of Healing Available on PEMFHealing.app

“Morning Sound Dove,” an exquisite live-recorded track by the renowned Art Tawanghar, is a meditative masterpiece that combines the gentle coos of morning doves, the energizing essence of dawn, and the therapeutic vibrations of a Handpan tuned to 444Hz. This 12-minute auditory journey is designed to usher listeners into a state of profound peace and inner harmony. Available for streaming on PEMFHealing.app, this track is a treasure trove for those seeking solace in sound and vibration.

A Morning Ritual for Enhanced Well-being
The optimal time to immerse oneself in “Morning Sound Dove” is in the morning, following a brief 3-minute breathwork session. This preparatory breathing exercise serves to center the mind, deepen the connection to the body, and enhance receptivity to the track’s healing frequencies. Engaging in this ritual at the start of the day can amplify the benefits of the meditation, aligning one’s energy with the natural rhythms of the earth and setting a positive tone for the day ahead.

For Whom is “Morning Sound Dove” Intended?
“Morning Sound Dove” is crafted for anyone seeking a moment of peace in their bustling lives. Whether you are a seasoned meditator, a mindfulness enthusiast, or someone simply looking to find a pocket of tranquility amidst the chaos, this track offers a sanctuary. Its soothing soundscape makes it particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, or those in need of emotional healing and balance.

Grounding: Enhancing the “Morning Sound Dove” Experience
To further enrich the experience, listeners are encouraged to ground themselves both before and after engaging with “Morning Sound Dove.” Grounding, or earthing, involves practices that connect you physically and energetically to the earth, promoting a sense of stability and presence. This could be as simple as standing barefoot on the ground, sitting with your back against a tree, or visualizing roots extending from your body into the earth. This practice not only enhances the meditative experience but also helps in integrating and grounding the energy shifts post-meditation.

Discover “Morning Sound Dove” on PEMFHealing.app
Available exclusively on PEMFHealing.app, “Morning Sound Dove” invites you to embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Art Tawanghar’s masterful Handpan performance, in harmony with the natural sounds of morning doves and tuned to the healing frequency of 444Hz, creates a sonic environment conducive to deep relaxation and rejuvenation.

In conclusion, “Morning Sound Dove” is more than just a piece of music; it is a holistic healing experience designed to nurture the mind, body, and spirit. By integrating this track into your morning routine, complemented by breathwork and grounding practices, you can unlock a profound sense of peace, balance, and well-being, setting a foundation for a day lived with intention and grace.

Morning Dove 444Hz Handpan Meditation

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Pale As The Moon

Raga Ananda Bhairava

Prahlad Tipanya Sings 'Chaadar Jheeni Rang Jheeni' - USA Tour, 2003

Kaliyugadali sung by M S Subbulakshmi
Language- Kannada
Raga- Senjurutti
Vocal- Female


M S Subbulakshmi-Kaliyugadali-Kannada Devaranama - Senjurutti

RAGUPATHI RAGHAVA RAJARAM sung by M.S.SUBBULAKSHMI
Language- Hindi
Vocal- Female


M S Subbulakshmi - Raghupathi Raghava Rajaram

YARO IVAR YARO  sung by M.S.SUBBULAKSHMI
Language- Tamil
Raga- Bhairavi
Vocal- Female


M S Subbulakshmi - Yaro Ivar Yaro - Bhairavi

Maragathavadivu sung by M S SUBBULAKSHMI
Language- Tamil
Raga- Senjurutti
Vocal- Female



M. S Subbulakshmi as a 10 yr old child artist - Maragathavadivu - Senjurutti

M S Subbulakshmi - Katrinalae

A classically trained dancer, Gabriel Roth was involved with the early ’60’s counterculture movement as a dance instructor for therapeutic workshops at the legendary Esalen Institute in San Francisco and Arica School in New York. These facilities and groups played key roles in the Human Potential Movement in psychology which later led to Transpersonal Psychology and the New Age Movement.

Through direct encounters and training from the era’s noted psychologists, philosophers, anthropologists, and spiritual gurus, she single-handedly rediscovered and redefined the ancient shamanic technique of ecstatic dance, establishing a method she named 5Rhythms in the late 70’s.

The practice of 5Rhythms consists of five movements: Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical and Stillness. Through this dance sequence difficulties and obstructions in life can be identified and ultimately overcome. The sequence of the rhythms helps create waves that allow the dancer to reach a point of inner stillness. It is a globally recognised movement meditation practice with over 400 qualified teachers in more than 50 countries. Though Gabrielle Roth passed away in 2012, her spirit and legacy have been passed down through her family and extensive followers. It is still being practiced today.

Music plays a key role in these workshops. Following the shamanic tradition of using live percussion as a driving force, the music is necessarily rhythmic in nature and repetitive enough to focus on self-movement without invasive melodies or lyrics to distract one’s mind. It must be fairly lengthy in duration, with the journey defined by the pulsing waves of emotional flow that guide the body’s movement. The music was not intended to be consumed while socialising, but as an aid to the internal journey into one’s soul. It is minimal, abstract, and atmospheric. As a result of these characteristics (or rather functionalities), their albums didn’t fit into any conventional styles at the time of their release in the early 80s. Theirs is a pure form of dance music that also shares many commonalities with ambient music in the modern context. Yet ambient music had yet to establish itself as a genre at the time despite the early efforts of Brian Eno while underground dance - the genre with which it shares many of its stylistic qualities - was yet to be born. Their releases were rarely appreciated outside of workshops.

Between 1982 and 2008, Gabrielle and her husband Robert Ansell produced 16 original albums as Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors. Robert brought together some of the best studio musicians that New York had to offer while his son Scott - who later became a Grammy-winning sound engineer - recorded and mixed all of their crystal clear productions.

Endless Waves Volume One was originally released on their own private label in 1996 on CD. Comprised of a selection of their past recordings, the first part acts as a seductive entry point into their rhythmic sound world, with Roth’s voice intoning gentle instructions over each track. The opener Body Parts commences with a series of rolling polyrhythmic beats to prepare the body for meditation. From there the music shifts through a series of ambient moods that evoke each of the ‘5Rhythm’ states of being. Atmospheric synths and stately violins combine to help ease into movement on Flowing. Didgeridoos and funky bass lines evoke masculine energy on Staccato before the tumbling rhythms of Chaos encourage the uninhibited release of one’s mind and body. The soft vocal harmonies of Lyrical help the listener towards a lighter, more fluid, and creative state of being creating a becalming state that continues with the deep ritualistic chants and languid drums of Stillness.
The second part of the album consists of a non-guided version of the same journey. Freshly recorded for the album’s release in 1996, the band deliver up an equally vital series of brilliantly realised rhythmic excursions.

Endless Wave Volume One

D2 Lyrical

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M. S Subbulakshmi as a 10 yr old child artist - Maragathavadivu - Senjurutti

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