Ancient Sounds ~ Modern Healing

Intelligence, Health and Energy Through the Magic of Music

De: Jill Mattson

Narrado por: Michael Welte

Ancient Sounds - Modern Healing: Health, Intelligence and Energy through the Magic of Music, by Jill Mattson, is an enjoyable listen, packed with information on alternative health topics - all centered on Sound Healing or the use of Vibrational Energy in the form of sound frequencies to accomplish amazing things.

Mattson's work is an outstanding introduction to this growing field. The writing is clear and easy to understand. Eleven leading contributors to Sound Healing/Vibrational Energy are interviewed by Mattson, including: Jonathan Goldman, David Hulse, Fabien Maman and Tom Kenyon. Heirs of Tomatis and Monroe are also interviewed, along with the foremost Indian Swamiji - Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda. Mattson also presents some of her own unique work, including compositions containing the vibrational equivalents to the Flower Essences.

This should be the "go-to volume" for anyone interested in learning more about novel uses of sound energy for benefits ranging from emotional healing, intellectual and spiritual growth, to just getting a bet night's sleep.

Ancient Sounds - Modern Healing is filled with secrets from age old cultures, combined with the latest findings from today's scientific community, ... it takes the listener on an extraordinary journey revealing the immense power and healing capabilities of sound.

©2008 JIll Mattson (P)2017 Jill Mattson

a must read

if you meditate, do yoga, study alchemy , want true knowledge this s must read!

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What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

A credible author who doesn't use talking mice, a narrator who reflects the author (the deep basso male narrating for female author seems like a disconnect), and a book that is actually researched and sticks to the subject and isn't used as a launching pad to promote the author's products.

Would you ever listen to anything by Jill Mattson again?

Absolutely not.

What didn’t you like about Michael Welte’s performance?

His bass voice represents no connection to the female author, he sounds flip and slightly ridiculous at times--but perhaps that's the fault of the material he's having to narrate.

What character would you cut from Ancient Sounds ~ Modern Healing ?

The talking rat. Osborn, the talking rat. If you think I'm being sarcastic, I can assure you, I am not. This book prominently features a talking rat.

Any additional comments?

Ugh...