Hay una oración muy querida por los alumnos de Vedanta. Es una oración muy auspiciosa para el estudiante y para los buscadores de conocimiento espiritual, especialmente los que buscan la libertad.

🙏 En este podcas puedes escuchar cómo se recita y su significado.

2. Una oración para el buscador espiritual

Mooji & Leafnuts offer you a zen-stick. Dancable musical satsang by Jonahgold.

Mooji & Leafnuts A zen-stick for you

In a recent Women's Workshop, a participant in her 80's asked "What is the function of an older woman beyond childbearing age?". This recording is Michaela's answer, touching on sexual viability, experience, wisdom function and lessons to be learned from a Wise Woman.

For all workshops and information go to: www.michaelaboehm.com


The Truth About The Wise Woman

Night Ambience at Lake Yarina [Peruvian Amazon]

Fearless Heart by Pema Chodron - Sample

In this teaching excerpt, Michaela Boehm talks about women's practice, the many expressions and possibilities of a woman's body, and the unique challenges facing women today.

What is women’s practice?
Women’s practices vs feminine practices
Accessing the archetypal wisdom of women 
Unlocking our full range of expression 
Integrating our inner masculine and feminine elements 
The effect of office work on a woman’s body
Reversing the harmful energy flow of stress and trauma
Relaxation, sensitization, and responsiveness in a woman’s body

www.michaelaboehm.com

Sacred Feminine Practices and A Woman's Body - Teaching Excerpt

The introduction track from the new Guided Meditation Treks: Vipassana album. This track gives an overview of the album, its intentions, and a brief background on the Theravada sect of Buddhism which has been practicing some version of this technique for centuries. Learn more about the album and the apps that go along with it at http://www.guidedmeditationtreks.com/vipassana.html

Vipassana Introduction

Sionskoe Lake

I describe Kelly Brogan as a “renegade psychiatrist” – someone who abandoned a prestigious career “in the system” to become a critic of pharmaceutical psychiatry and an advocate for holistic therapy. She is also a dear friend and ally whom I appreciate for her courage, creativity, and intellect. We covered a lot of ground in this conversation, medical, philosophical, and spiritual. Some of the main themes were: ending the war on pain, reclaiming personal sovereignty in physical and mental health,  the power of “I don’t know,” and the passage to authentic personal and cultural adulthood. We also discuss her powerful new book, Own Your Self (https://amzn.to/32XjBpF).

New & Ancient Story

Kelly Brogan: Get Real, Get Well, Get Free (E39)

A troop of Gibbons call across a shallow valley on a damp morning after a night of rain. A white-rumpped shama awakes. Recorded near Purut camp in the Danum valley reserve in Sabah, May 2017.

Danum in rain

Full Story + Photos: https://acousticnature.com/journal/field-recording-trip-vermont-ice-storm 

I recorded this soundscape at my friend's cabin in Vermont near the Green Mountain National Forest. The forest was covered in a thick layer of ice from a recent freezing rain storm. 

While I was chopping wood, I noticed the sound of ice crystals falling to the forest floor and shattering. The sound was constant and gusts of wind caused larger crystals to fall. 

As soon as I became aware of this subtle sound, I knew I had to record it. Because I didn't know how much battery life I would get in the frigid temps (15°F), I waited until 11pm to setup my recording gear. I did this to maximize my chance at a noise-pollution-free recording hoping that most people would be asleep.

To setup the recording I wanted to bungee cord my binaural microphone to a tree, but it was too difficult and too cold to have the patience necessary to get it right. Instead, I simply put the microphone on top of a snow bank facing the forest and the D100 in a dry bag next to it.

I was shocked to find the D100 still recording when I returned at 7:26am.

In total, I recorded for 8hr 22min and ended up with 23min of usable audio (≈4.6%). In post-production, I added a lo-cut filter at 180Hz, 12dB/octave to remove some low-frequency wind rumbling, and increased the loudness slightly to -30LKFS. 

Recorder: D100
Mics: DIY Binaural Housing
Sensitivity: 4
Lo-cut: OFF
Time: 11:04pm
Wind Protection: 2 Winter Hats

To learn more about me, my gear, or field recording in general, please visit my website at www.acousticnature.com

Thank you for reading and listening. ♫
-Jared

Shattering Ice Forest | Freezing Rain Aftermath in Vermont

sound | ecology | ornithology | herpetology 

here, you find a selection of recordings from my archive. if you want to use one of my recordings for your project, please get in touch.

thank you for listening!

Night Ambience at Lake Yarina [Peruvian Amazon]

Hendrik Walcher