Catching Up with Jonathan Goldman (2024)

02/09/24 • 61 min

Returning guest Jonathan Goldman is a pioneer in the realm of producing music for breath work and meditation. In this show, he shares the significance of adding frequency (often in the form of a hum) to our prayers and ability to heal others.
One of Jonathan's passions is "World Sound Healing Day" which has become a huge global event over the past 22 years and will take place on February 14th. Learn how you can participate in this powerful day by visiting WorldSoundHealingDay.org.
Find all of Jonathan's amazing music at HealingSounds.com

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