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by Steven Halpern
Healing musical notes help to align your chakras and bathe you in universal love. Steven Halpern is one of the leaders in healing music; you’ll feel an immediate difference. Sometimes I listen to this on the way to a tough meeting or before doing something that causes me anxiety. I find it very helpful and soothing.
In his own words: My debut album, Spectrum Suite was the music I first heard in my dreams and meditations in 1969. When I shared these soundscapes with others, their response was so enthusiastic, that my life changed virtually overnight. Since then, this music has traveled around the world. It’s been said that at any given moment, Spectrum Suite is playing somewhere in the world.
Chakra Suite is the new incarnation of this landmark album, and contains as bonus tracks, the entire album that was the original Spectrum Suite.
In fact, the original title for my debut album was going to be Chakra Suite-however, there was not much awareness of charkas in 1975, let alone the importance of composing music to balance them. Today, millions of people understand their importance and stores have entire sections devoted to them.
Each keynote of Chakra Suite adds swirling harmonics and overtones that I believe deliver an extraordinary psycho-acoustic effect. Listen with headphones and you will notice that the intricate interweavings of atmospheric essences take on a 3-dimensional presence. They seem to tickle and energize the “inner ear” as well as the outer ones.
The track Sonic Satori highlights the power of sonic entrainment. First popularized by Robert Monroe, this psycho-acoustic technology engages a remarkable effect on brainwaves. I composed Sonic Satori in the frequency of the earth itself (about 8 cycles per second).
Here’s a simple way to use Chakra Suite to measure your own stress level, based on how stress alters the perception of time: As you listen, if the time between songs seems too long…you are stressed. If you don’t notice any space between songs…you are stressed.
When you are relaxed you will find that the time between songs is perfectly attuned to the rhythm of a deep relaxing breath.
Enjoy!
Yours for Sound Health,
Steven Halpern
