Awen - The Mind Orchestra HD

#druidry #awen #druidchant #mantra #soundhealing This is the Druid chant of the Awen set to a background of the sacred 528 Hz frequency. This music is intended as healing and shamanic medicine and less for entertainment. This music uses a five octave pentagon- five octaves for five elements within and without. This music uses Pythagorean intervals and the centaur microtonal tuning to help create healing and harmony. It has been recorded in the forest, in caves and by springs. Another essence of this music is like the wellspring of transformation. So this track is about finding the Awen (flowing inspiration) like a spring, then using it to transform your body, your speech and your mind. This track is not just for the Pagan community, but for the transformation and harmony of all. The opening of the heart, the expansion and nourishing, the completion and birthing. So it is ideal for meditation, contemplation and finding inspiration and shamanic journeying. In this music you will hear the rush of wind, the flowing of springs, the call of birds and the sacred grove. May the Awen bless you all ! Join our Online mantra & mudra course : https://www.udemy.com/share/102b6e/ Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/4iRnpv4FYYakXtvIf3BBgE?si=hCV7TSSQRHyXnIJpGJf2kg Apple Music : https://music.apple.com/gb/album/awen/1448934738?i=1448934739 Download Track for Free : https://www.jamendo.com/track/1607635/awen Purchase the track : iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/awen-ep/1448934738 Bandcamp : https://themindorchestra.bandcamp.com/track/awen also on most major streaming/download sites You can follow us : Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/the_mind_orchestra/ Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/themindorchestra/ Credits : Nick Gent - vocals , tones and instruments Heather Stogsdill - vocals : https://www.facebook.com/Heather-Stogsdill-Music-249607868439429/?ref=br_rs Ksenia Tselmin - artwork 'the act of reciting mantras transcends external sounds and words. It is more like listening to a subtle inner sound that has always inhabited our nervous system.' Lama Yeshe 1975