Name: Head,Shoulders,Knees and Toes (MIDI Instrumental) by W00DMusicPRO in exercise song
Duration: 1 min 31 s
Description: having a new addition to the family makes me wonder what i can do with children's music...

exercise song

FOODFIGHT! - Double Toasted Audio Review

THE MOVIE REVIEW EXTRAVAGANZA - 11 - 03 - 2021

The Double Toasted podcast review Jason X.

JASON X | Double Toasted Audio Review

Jewel's performance of the "Clean-Up Song," presented by Swiffer

"Clean-Up Song," presented by Swiffer

Peek-a-Boo

Song from World Kids Song 01,
New Arrangement
London Bridge is Falling Down
Uwa and Friends
sung by Mica (Putri Juwita)

World Kids Song 01

London Bridge is Falling Down, Uwa and Friends

our cover of the Herbie Hancock tune "Actual Proof"

Actual Proof by Herbie Hancock

Lista de músicas  usadas com o  livro In-Fluent Toddlers 2 

'Shapes Chant'   Learn Shapes, Teach Babies  Toddlers Shapes In English, Kids Nursery Songs[2]

Herbie Hancock celebrates his 75th birthday this week and so I've created a tribute to him.  Herbie is simply the joint.  

A fellow native of Chicago, Herbie soloed with the great Chicago Symphony at age 13.  From there he went to Grinnell College and then joined Miles Davis to help form perhaps the finest quintet in jazz history.  Herbie pioneered electricity in jazz keyboards in the late '60s, was a key performer on the seminal Bitches Brew, formed his own band the Headhunters in the early 70s, which went on to be the best selling album in jazz history.  Chameleon was on this, to name just one.  Let's just say that Herbie is the man if you are interested in the Rhodes, interested in funk, and a fan of jazz.  

So here's a tribute to Herbie on his 75th birthday....to his Rhodes playing, to his rhythm, to his chromaticism, to his lyricism, to his syncopation, to his modal approach, and to that deep funk that runs so deep within some of us.   I've tried to bring a little Miles into it since they were so influential together.  Hope you enjoy it!  Let me know what your favorite Herbie recordings are.  He means so much to me that I named my first dog after him - which amused him immensely when I told him.

Thanks as always for your time listening, your comments and your shares. 

Happy 75th Birthday Herbie Hancock

The Hokey Pokey Song With Actions - Debbie Doo

This week, I popped into the office of Uzuri Holder, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist working in emergency medicine. She’s been practicing Nichiren Buddhism since birth with the SGI-USA, chanting nam-myoho-renge-kyo Just like Tina Turner. Basically she runs with fortune y’all. When I moved back to New York in 2007, she was One of the first people I met. She keeps it 100 always in all ways and you are about to get a taste. Hair tips, natural beauty products, cultural appropriation, Jack Daniels, When They See Us, vicarious trauma, the importance of mindfulness, and big ass titties... Yup, you heard right and you are about to hear much more. 
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Ep - 03 - -Black, No Chaser

An undefeated mind isn’t one that never feels discouraged or despairing; it’s one that continues on in spite of it - Alex Lickerman Over the last twenty years Dr. Alex Lickerman has watched thousands of patients struggle with sickness and issues from colds to cancers. He has extensive experience treating the sickest of the sick at a renowned academic medical center located in the heart of one of the poorest neighborhoods in Chicago. Caring for and observing his patients he says taught him the most important lesson he’s ever learned: That our capacity to suffer may be immense, but so is our ability to endure it—if we've taken effective steps to develop our strength. Alex Lickerman is a former assistant professor of medicine, director of primary care, and assistant vice president for Student Health and Counseling Services at the University of Chicago. He currently leads a direct primary care private practice called ImagineMD in Chicago. Alex’s first book, The Undefeated Mind: On the Science of Constructing an Indestructible Self. Alex has been quoted in Crain’s Chicago Business, Playboy, The Chicago Tribune, Men’s Health, The New York Times, and TIME, and has had articles appear in Psychology Today, Crain’s Chicago Business, USA Today, Slate, The Huffington Post, Counselor Magazine, and Medicine on the Midway. He’s also been a guest on NPR’s On Point. I loved talking with Alex. He reminded me of Sam Harris. Smart and articulate. His message is a simple one and a reality check for all of us. &nbsp; Stop hoping for easy lives and instead to focus on cultivating the inner strength we need to enjoy the difficult lives we all have. We talk about this is in detail on the podcast. How does he cultivate inner strength? How do we cultivate it? Alex thinks your purpose is not an endowed one but rather an evolved function. He says eventually you find all reasons lead to the same place, to the one core reason for living, the reason against which we measure the value of everything we do:&nbsp; To - Be - Happy Want to find out more? Give the show a listen, you’ll be glad you did. Show Notes [00:05:38] On concierge medicine [00:10:30] How he came to write the book “The Undefeated Mind” [00:13:35] On Nichiren Buddhism [00:16:54] A discussion about chanting, it’s benefits, differences from meditation. [00:23:49] Summarizing what chanting does for him personally. [00:35:29] Turning poison into medicine [00:39:34] Dealing with loss and grief [00:45:07] On the ultimate goal of human development [00:46:00] Why happiness supersedes the goals of survival and reproduction [00:50:55] On the benefits of adversity [00:55:52] On dealing with discouragement and the writing exercise &nbsp;

EP. 2: CONSTRUCTING AN INDESTRUCTIBLE SELF  - Dr. Alex Lickerman

Recorded in the Erik Mollberg studio, WELT 95.7 FM, ACPL, Fort Wayne, Indiana, January 12, 2020. with special call in guests, Susanne Matsudo-Kiliani and Yukio Matsudo.
In 2010 Daisaku Ikeda discussed the relationship between religion and science in a dialogue with the Japanese neuroscientist Ken‘ichiro Mogi. In this dialogue Ikeda took the firm position that religion and science should not be treated as separate from each other, nor should they remain in a conflict relationship. Instead, they should complement and mutually benefit each other. We would like to follow Ikeda´s constructive and value-creating approach by presenting in this book our attempt to build a bridge between the wisdom of Nichiren Buddhism and the knowledge of modern science. In our first book of the series Nichiren Buddhism 3.0 we considered Nichiren Buddhist concepts and principles mainly in terms of "energy". In this respect we also measured the positive effects of daimoku on our own body and on our own energy centers (chakras) as well as the energetic effects on our own energy field. We also measured the energy in the room where we were chanting. In this book, Nichiren Buddhism 3.1, we take a closer look at the effects of daimoku in terms of "consciousness". Once again we are dealing with energy, since consciousness can also be regarded as energy because it is related to our brain activity, which can be measured in the form of vibration and frequency. We will show the results of our brainwave measurements taken whilst chanting daimoku. --- In this book, Nichiren Buddhism 3.1, the authors take a closer look at the effects of daimoku in terms of consciousness and how it is related to changing your karma. This mechanism is explained using the Buddhist deep psychology of the subconscious nature of karma. You will learn the results of the brainwave measurements taken whilst chanting daimoku. Find out about the neuroscientific principles of what makes the practice of daimoku so powerful, including new research into brain synchronization, and how it can affect your wellbeing and success. In Change Your Brainwaves, Change Your Karma you will learn, among other things: • how and why you are always under the strong influence of your individual and family karma, stored in your subconscious mind and even in your body. • how and why daimoku can break through the persistent patterns of your karma in neuroscientific terms. • how and why the positive neuro-physiological effects of daimoku can dramatically improve your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. • how daimoku is linked to your success in life and helps you to achieve your desired goals. Getting answers to these questions enables you to deeply understand the practical meaning of daimoku and to chant with more conviction than ever before. This new approach to your practice of Nichiren Buddhism allows you to open up a new dimension in all areas of your life.

Episode 178: Change Your Brainwaves, Change Your Karma with Susanne Matsudo-Kiliani & Yukio Matsudo

having a new addition to the family makes me wonder what i can do with children's music...

Head,Shoulders,Knees and Toes (MIDI Instrumental)

Alpha 10.5hz is the manifestation frequency. This is the frequency to listen to when doing your manifestation visualizations, and it is very effective.

This 30 minute meditation uses binaural beats with a frequency of 10.5hz and carrier frequency of 528hz, which combined are very powerful for getting your mind into the right state for manifestation.

To use this meditation effectively, you will need stereo headphones and a quiet, comfortable place where you will remain undisturbed.

Close your eyes and visualize yourself already having the things that you are trying to manifest. Try to imagine the feelings that you would feel if you had those things that you desire. Allow your little "mind-movie" to play out all the things that would happen, once you had received the things that you are trying to manifest.

The more you practice, the more effective it becomes.

DO NOT listen to this track if you suffer from seizures or epilepsy.

Head,Shoulders,Knees and Toes (MIDI Instrumental)

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