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AUDIOBOOK

Long Ocean Waves

For Winding Down and Relaxation

Greg CetusSeries: Natural World
4.5
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Duration
1h 3m
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Interactive Media

About

According to Plato the sea cures all ailments of man. The healing powers of the sea have been known and used since ancient times. In today's hectic times being physically by the sea is often limited to a week's holiday. Many holistic benefits of the sea can still be enjoyed through this audio recording which capture full spectrum of long ocean wave frequencies and delivers listeners to the promised sea land.

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  • Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesNatural World

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    Greg CetusAuthor
    Greg CetusReader