AUDIOBOOK
Heart Chakra Meditations
Healing Your Heart, Healing the World through Music, Meditation, Rhythm, and Breath
Layne Redmond(0)
About
The transcendental, humming pulse of consciousness can be heard in the center of the fourth chakra: the human body's heart center. As this chakra is balanced and energized, faith, devotion, and harmony in our relationships unfold.
Now, world-renowned drummer and author Layne Redmond offers Heart Chakra Meditations, two sessions specially recorded to purify the heart chakra, and fine-tune our receptivity for love at the core of our entire being.
On session one, Layne offers you a complete series of pranayama exercises, guided meditations, and a unique shavasana (relaxation) practice to balance and tone the heart chakra. On session two, she presents a masterful chanting practice that blends Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions-the perfect accompaniment to meditation, massage, yoga, or trance work.
Also includes a 20-minute recording of the human heartbeat, a powerful healing sound that opens our hearts and connects us to all of life. Music and exercises to purify the heart chakra and enhance your receptivity to love.
Layne Redmond
Layne Redmond (1952–2013) was a composer, author, mythologist, and a lifelong student of yoga who was acclaimed worldwide for her mastery of the frame drum. Layne offered workshops and performed internationally, specializing in the small, hand-held frame drums played primarily in the ancient Mediterranean world. She is the author of When the Drummers Were Women; was named Drum! magazine's 2002 Percussionist of the Year; is only one of two women featured in Planet Drum, the book about ethnic drumming by The Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart; and was the first woman to have a Signature Series of world percussion instruments with Remo, Inc., one of the world's largest manufacturers of percussion instruments.
Now, world-renowned drummer and author Layne Redmond offers Heart Chakra Meditations, two sessions specially recorded to purify the heart chakra, and fine-tune our receptivity for love at the core of our entire being.
On session one, Layne offers you a complete series of pranayama exercises, guided meditations, and a unique shavasana (relaxation) practice to balance and tone the heart chakra. On session two, she presents a masterful chanting practice that blends Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions-the perfect accompaniment to meditation, massage, yoga, or trance work.
Also includes a 20-minute recording of the human heartbeat, a powerful healing sound that opens our hearts and connects us to all of life. Music and exercises to purify the heart chakra and enhance your receptivity to love.
Layne Redmond
Layne Redmond (1952–2013) was a composer, author, mythologist, and a lifelong student of yoga who was acclaimed worldwide for her mastery of the frame drum. Layne offered workshops and performed internationally, specializing in the small, hand-held frame drums played primarily in the ancient Mediterranean world. She is the author of When the Drummers Were Women; was named Drum! magazine's 2002 Percussionist of the Year; is only one of two women featured in Planet Drum, the book about ethnic drumming by The Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart; and was the first woman to have a Signature Series of world percussion instruments with Remo, Inc., one of the world's largest manufacturers of percussion instruments.