Why raising our vibration increases serendipity

Joanna McEwen, TEDx University of Brighton, 4/19/16; Amber Larson (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

Why raising our vibration increases serendipity

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Look at the sound of a Tibetan singing bowl.

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Body language: the stance says it all.

Joanna McEwen speaks about sound therapy and its importance in our lives. She is a qualified and experienced sound therapist and holds an M.A. in Applied Anthropology, Youth and Community. She has supported children, young people, and families for over 15 years within mainstream, special needs schools, youth and community groups. She creates and delivers wellbeing workshops through the use of sound healing, music, drama, mindfulness, and breath and body awareness. She works with adults and children of all ages and abilities, including those with Autistic Spectrum Disorders, and Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities. She is a trained Empowered Learning Practitioner, working with children with special learning needs.

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