6.19 – Day 1 – Why Is The Meditation Music So Good?
Day 1 – Please click the link above for Juneteenth Meditation.
Hi Everybody,
Thank you for being with us today.
Due to the turmoil in the news, we felt it was imperative to offer a peace project as soon as possible because many of us have been sitting on the sidelines wanting to offer greater support. Within less than three weeks, we created a Peace Project in honor of Juneteenth, which celebrates the day in 1865 when all African Americans were notified they were freed from slavery.
If you have never offered intentions for peace with a group of others, you are in for a great experience. We encourage you to sit and listen to the meditation once a day at 7:00, 12:00, or 7:00 PM EST to feel the group meditation effect. If you can’t meditate at those times, please meditate at a time that works for you.
We are confident that if you practice this meditation for 8 days in a row, your mood will lift significantly. To measure that, be sure to take our Healing and Happiness Survey, We will send you a closing survey at the end of the peace project to measure changes.
This peace project has been a labor of love, and it has been an amazing experience to work with so many great people.
Please view my interview with Robert Holbrook, Director of Innovation at the Monroe Insitute who has offered consistent support. Bob is the sound engineer of the Institute’s cutting edge Monroe Audio Support. The Monroe Insitute has been researching how to use sound and rhythms to expand consciousness for over 50 years. We are pleased to have Monroe Audio Support assisting our Juneteenth meditation to help us lift our moods in such difficult times and facilitate resilience.
Bob Holbrook has been a student of consciousness for most of his life. He is an anthropologist with experience in South America, Africa, the Middle East, and the United States. Bob studied Anthropology and Psychology at Ball State University, Indiana University, and the University of Chicago. He studied Archaeology with the University of Michigan. Bob is an active member of the Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness, The Institute of Noetic Sciences and a certified provider with the Institute of Heartmath. He is presently working with individuals in the areas of addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder.
For more information about Monroe Audio Support meditations be sure to visit: www.monroeinstitute.org
