🕓 Observer – a Universe of me

This EP wasn’t made to impress — it was made to notice. To sit in stillness. To feel what lives beneath the surface. ‘Observer’ is a collection of live recordings shaped by attention, not control. No heavy edits. No overthinking. Just raw signal, unfolding in its own time.

Each track holds space: Minimal rhythm. Subtle pressure. Deep, evolving textures. There’s movement, but nothing forced. Emotion, but no explanation. I didn’t approach this as a performer — more as a listener. Letting the sound reveal itself. Letting silence shape the form. Sometimes the most honest music comes when you stop trying to shape it. When you simply watch — and allow.

For those who move quietly.
For those who feel more than they show.
For the deep listeners, the wanderers, the ones who never quite fit.

Thank you for being here

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Observer EP

Liminal space

a Universe of me - Liminal Space

Observer

a Universe of me - Observer

In this episode, Dr. Abbasi sits down with Dr. Devashi Sharma, an orthopedic spine surgeon from India, for a candid conversation about the realities of their profession. They explore the high prevalence of spine problems, the different training pathways for surgeons, and the public's perception of spine surgery.

Dr. Sharma and Dr. Abbasi discuss the "taboo" surrounding spine surgery in many cultures, often fueled by fear of paralysis and stories of poor outcomes from decades past. They contrast this with modern advancements and the importance of meticulous patient selection for successful surgeries. Both surgeons share deeply personal stories from their careers—from a miraculous sixth surgery that finally relieved a patient's pain to a life-changing procedure on a morbidly obese man who had been told to lose weight first. They also touch on the tragic cases and complications that weigh heavily on a surgeon's conscience. The episode concludes with a raw look at the high-pressure environment of the operating room, analyzing a viral video of a surgeon's outburst and discussing why clear, direct communication is critical when a patient's life is at stake.

Key Takeaways
Spine problems are almost universal. As we age, the likelihood of developing a spine issue increases dramatically. By age 70, there's only a 1-2% chance of not having a spine problem.

A surgeon's experience matters more than their specialty. Whether a spine surgeon trained in orthopedics (focusing on bone) or neurosurgery (focusing on nerves), what's most important is their specific experience and high volume of success with the procedure you need.

Patient selection is the key to successful surgery. Many negative perceptions of spine surgery stem from procedures performed on patients who were not ideal candidates. A thorough evaluation to pinpoint the exact cause of pain is crucial for a good outcome.

Surgeons carry the weight of every outcome. While successful surgeries are rewarding, surgeons are often haunted by the cases where things went wrong. These experiences, though difficult, are critical for learning and improving.

The operating room is a high-stakes, high-stress environment. The OR requires intense focus and precision. Communication must be clear, direct, and efficient to ensure patient safety. What might seem like rudeness to an outsider is often a necessary protocol to prevent catastrophic errors in critical moments.

Fear of litigation can harm patients. An overly complex medical-legal system can make surgeons risk-averse, leading them to turn down high-risk patients who desperately need help. This can result in those patients suffering from other health consequences and a declining quality of life.

Stories from Spine Surgery - Essence of Medicine

⇅ Sort: Tracklist
▣ 0:00 SEVEN YEARS 【solo】
▣ 0:58 MISTAKE 【irony @discerning】
▣ 2:15 RENDER 【hywel @hywel47】
▣ 3:14 TRAINING 【reijiro @reijiroprod】
▣ 4:13 REVIVE 【surgeon @makemeapromise】
▣ 5:01 ALT 【fabs @fabs4k】
▣ 5:45 EIGHT 【solo】
▣ 6:45 ENCORE 【44y @44yy + ssoh @ssoh】
▣ 7:39 BITWIG 【chrome crystals @chromecrystals】
▣ 8:45 COMPUTER CITY 【solo】
▣ 9:50 YOU 【aerith @aeriiith】
▣ 10:36 NO IDEA 【grey @1bleedinggrey】
▣ 11:29 UNLUCKY 【ocko @prod-ocko】
▣ 12:18 DOWN REMIX 【daniel forests @danielforests】https://soundcloud.com/danielforests/down
▣ 13:03 REFLECTIVE 【reijiro3k @reijiroprod ft. angelize @anqelize】https://soundcloud.com/reijiroprod/reijiro-oiwa-reflective-ft-angelize

∼⊰ Reunion ⊱∽

Dr. Suhyun An explains how she avoided invasive shoulder surgery through the use of PRP and umbilical cord stem cell therapy. Drawing from her own healing journey, she now guides patients toward natural, non-surgical solutions, using regenerative medicine to promote faster recovery, reduce pain, and support long-term wellness.

Suhyun An Talks About Using PRP and Umbilical Stem Cells to Avoid Invasive Surgery

Rough mix of tracks collected over the last month or so

July/August 2025

In the operating room, the work is serious — lives and health are on the line. Yet even here, there’s room for music. While anesthesia keeps the patient still and comfortable, the room might hum with its own soundtrack from Mozart to techno, pop hits to whale mating calls (yes, really), every surgeon has their own rhythm. Is the music for the patient, the surgeon, or the nurses moving to the beat in the background? In this acoustic folk-pop tune, Dr. Elliot Lach invites you behind the O.R. curtain to explore its quirks, proving that while the procedure is serious, the soundtrack can be anything but.

The Music Surgeons Play

Thanks to Erika, BMG and the whole Interdimensional Transmissions crew.
photo by Andrew Charles Edman.

http://interdimensionaltransmissions.com/events/2025-05-24/tresor-313-2025

01 - Surgeon - Granular Intro
02 - Joe McPhee - Party Lights
03 - The Advent - It One Jah (Surgeon Remix)
04 - Nørbak - Sinal
05 - Surgeon - Klonk pt2
06 - The KLF - What Time Is Love (Power Remix)
07 - Scion - Emerge (British Murder Boys Remix remix1)
08 - Surgeon - Soul Fire
09 - Surgeon - Empty Cloud
10 - Peder Mannerfelt - Records & Vibes
11 - Skee Mask - LCC Rotation
12 - Jorge Watts - Up To The Sky (Dc Chi Hi Mix)
13 - Perc - Static feat. Sissel Wincent (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)
14 - Surgeon - Fall
15 - Glaskin - Valve
16 - Casper Hastings - Reaper (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)
17 - Quelza - Orange Du Ciel
18 - Curve - Falling Free (Aphex Twin remix)
19 - Surgeon - Serpent Void
20 - Surgeon - Forgotten Gods
21 - Nørbak - Grego
22 - Sylvere - Ah Oui Ah Oui
23 - Surgeon - Badger Redux
24 - SNKLS - ESSENCE I
25 - The Exaltics - Corroded (from the future)
26 - Surgeon - Raw Trax 10
27 - Millsart - Step To Enchantment (Stringent)
28 - Dubfire - Dark Matter (L.B. Dub Corp Remix)
29 - Operator - Deliberate
30 - Raoul Delgado - Steelworks B1
31 - Oscar Mulero - 46 (Antaganists Mix by Regis)
32 - Stephen Brown & Fossil Archive - More House
33 - Monomood - Vault (Mike Dehnert remix)
34 - Funky Green Dogs From Outer Space - High Up
35 - Kabay - Lula 22
36 - Temudo - U Were My Second First Choice
37 - Surgeon - Raw Trax 2
38 - Mark Hawkins + D Knox - This Is The Underground (Surgeon remix)
39 - Reeko - Street Tool#4
40 - Robert Hood - Unix
41 - Leod - Untitled 03
42 - Marco Zenker  - 909D
43 - Oneiro - The Warrior (6 B.C. Version)
44 - VIL - Field
45 - Paul Bailey - Saturday Boy (Surgeon remix)
46 - Peder Mannerfelt - Town Crier
47 - Peverelist - Pulse V
48 - Paperclip People - Throw
49 - DJ Bang - Hallelujah (Dc Private Edit)
50 - Stanislav Tolkachev - Very You
51 - Surgeon - Screw The Roses [live]
52 - Finalversion3 - Vulnerables (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)
53 - Mike Dehnert - Tagebedarf EP part 4
54 - RSD - Pretty Bright Light

Tresor 313 at Return to the Source, Tangent, Detroit on 24th May 2025

Profiteer

In this conversation, Dr. Abbasi and Dr. Sheth discuss the importance of maintaining health and fitness as medical professionals. They explore the challenges faced during residency, the significance of self-care, and practical strategies for incorporating exercise and nutrition into a busy lifestyle. The discussion highlights the benefits of high-intensity interval training, the role of walking, and the impact of genetics on athletic performance, ultimately emphasizing the need for consistency and patience in achieving health goals.

Staying Healthy As a Doctor - Essence of Medicine

Track listing
1/The Dirt - Oscar Mulero
2/The Beginning - Reeko
3/Turkish Bazar- Emmanuel Top (Chris Libing Mix)
4/Conte Bleu - Andres Campo
5/Where the Rainbow Begins - Setaoc Mass
6/Cutting Thick - Rene Wise
7/Sensenmann- Mascon
8/Wolves - Fjaak
9/Raw Tract 2 - Surgeon
10/Tunnewl Vision - Perfo
11/ Syntanoma - Tensal
12/Power - Kalden Bass  
13/ Ipso Factom- Kr!s
14/420 - Chris Libing & Pfirter
15/107 - Jeroen Search
16/One for the Groove- Planetary Assault System,
17/Predator - Umek
18/Stand Strong - Insolate
19/Above You and Me -Kameliia
20/ Glide - Dave Angel

Ben Gale 310825 Decoded Magazine mix

Awakenings festival Eindhoven  06-02-2010

issues ft akkiro prod surgeon

Welcome to Essence Of! Here you will learn about medicine, science, history, and life, all by our favorite neurosurgeon, Dr. Hamid Abbasi.

Suhyun An is a healthcare practitioner specializing in Chiropractic Biophysics and regenerative medicine. She combines traditional chiropractic care with advanced treatments like stem cell therapy and PRP. After personally benefiting from these therapies, An pursued a master’s in nursing science. Her goal is to help patients heal naturally through innovative, personalized treatments that improve their quality of life.

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