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Dec 23, 2015

Gong Master Teri Wilder

is an accomplished singer and performer. Her passion for sound healing brought her to the gong, which has transformed her life with a new depth of vibrational experiences. She plays a Paiste 30” symphonic version named “Om” (or rather, it plays her!). The symphonic version contains within it all of the sounds of creation, allowing for a more powerful meditation!

The gong is an ancient therapeutic instrument, working through the vibrations of sound to activate our body’s ability to heal at a cellular level. It quiets the “Monkey Mind”, allowing for a deep and effortless meditation.

A gong bath meditation can help you to release things like emotions and fears you may have been holding onto, which have been causing illness or dis-ease or blockages in your body. You may not even consciously know what you need to release; just set the intention to release and heal what needs healing, and let the gong do the rest! Everything is vibration, and the sounds of the gong meet your body’s vibrations to bring you into harmony and balance. This is an easy meditation, with no prior experience required to participate. Simply relax comfortably and breathe deeply for a transformative sound experience.

Wellness Tip

Be still. Create the time to be still and listen.

Links mentioned

Mystical Gong Meditations
San Diego Conscious Music Festival 2015
Madi Sato
Paiste Gongs at the Memphis Drum Shop
Nathen Aswell Big Steps Blab with Teri Wilder

Contact information

Teri Wilder
Singer/Songwriter/Certified Sound Healer
www.TeriWilder.com

Using podsafe music from

http://ccmixter.org/

Loveshadow - Almost Given Up
Nethis - Steady
Speck - Greensleeves (whatever mix)

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