Podcasts about Jonn Serrie

In this luminous return to the Hearts Rise Up podcast, sonic mystic and legendary space music composer Jonn Serrie invites us beyond the edges of music and into the sacred space where silence breathes, frequencies speak, and creativity plays like a child running free. What begins as a conversation unfolds as a cosmic remembering—a transmission on the soul of sound, the intelligence of texture, and the spiritual responsibility of the artist in an age of artificial intelligence.In this episode, Jonn weaves stories of childhood dreams, planetary awakenings, and divine synchronicities—revealing how music is not created but received, not engineered but lived. This is more than an interview. It's an initiation into the invisible forces that move through us when we dare to listen beyond the note, trust the muse's voice, and honor the stillness from which all sound is born.Episode Highlights00:00 Introduction03:15 The First Note as Sacred Threshold05:49 Texture Over Technique10:24 Composing from the Temple of Stillness11:00 Synthesizers as Living Beings14:11 Dancing with AI Without Losing the Soul15:57 Sound as Spiritual Weight18:05 The Vision Behind the Note20:10 Music as a Living, Breathing Intelligence21:33 The Voice of the Muse as a Child23:56 Initiatory Dreams & Spiritual Guide27:55 Creating from Cosmic Memory30:21 Returning to Compassionate Sound36:46 Music as Mirror and PortalHeart-centered Wisdom Shared38:55 "Keep that sense of play and creativity alive no matter what, because that's what it is. You're not learning how to be a technician of music. You're learning that the music technique is built into this joyful moment that music is created."— Jonn Serrie_______________Episode ResourcesWebsite: https://www.jonnserrie.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb25kLFosbZbeh8QxYBvuLwApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/jonn-serrie/5297212Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1QZGv6Rumxnw9nIGmowvlMPandora: https://www.pandora.com/artist/jonn-serrie/ARjwK6vjpqPnvXZDeezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/album/545403242SoundCloud: https://www.deezer.com/us/album/545403242Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/music/player/artists/B000QJUXW0/jonn-serrie_______________Connect With Hearts Rise Up And LifeQuest Horizonshttps://heartsriseup.com/Sign up for our popular, weekly “Notes From Your Higher Self”https://www.lifequesthorizons.com/The Art of Inner...

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Cuando nos referimos a la música de la nueva era la definimos como música instrumental caracterizada por armonías melódicas ligeras, improvisación y sonidos producidos a partir del mundo natural, con el objetivo de promover la serenidad. Esta corriente surgió de manera paralela a la filosofía new age que acepta una forma holística de divinidad que impregna el universo, incluidos los propios seres humanos, lo que lleva a un fuerte énfasis en la autoridad espiritual del yo. Los adeptos de la Nueva Era se sienten cómodos participando en prácticas como la adivinación, la astrología, la telepatía y la comunicación con los espíritus. Yo me desligo totalmente de todo eso y en este programa siempre hemos pretendido mostrar una música alejada de las corrientes comerciales populares, una música que destaca por su capacidad de transmitir emociones sin necesidad de recurrir a elementos ajenos a la propia naturaleza artística de la pura música. Por eso aquí escuchamos estilos que no se encorsetan en lo estrictamente new age, aunque sí que hay composiciones que pueden encajarse en esa etiqueta. Pero hay mucha más música más allá de la nueva era. Max LL, Shigeru Umebayashi, Tracey Chattaway, Moisés Daniel, Steven Halpern, Star Sounds Orchestra, Jonn Serrie, ASURA, Narrow Skies. 🎧 El playlist detallado: lostfrontier.org/t29.html#1036.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de lostfrontier.org. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/26825

The gentle tones of the Native American cedar flute have propagated far beyond their origin — a rare case of a humble ethnic instrument succeeding on natural charm and sonic appeal. Resurrected from decades of cultural neglect by native musicians in the mid 20th century, it proved to be a versatile and satisfying instrument for both amateur and professional musicians. We like to revisit it in the fall, when its pentatonic minor scale seems to magically express the deepening energy and complex colors of the season. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a Southwest autumn journey featuring the Native American flute, called MYSTIC CANYONS. Music is by COYOTE OLDMAN, JONN SERRIE & GARY STROUTSOS, SCOTT AUGUST, JOHNNY WHITEHORSE, JAMES MARIENTHAL, SHERRY FINZER, JOHN HULING, and KENNETH HOOPER. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

In the 1950s and 60s, the new sounds of electronic music emerged from academic laboratories in Europe and the United States. The motivations were self-consciously experimental, artistic, and technical. In Cologne, Germany, one great innovator was the powerful theorist and teacher KARLHEINZ STOCKHAUSEN. One of his surprising early discoveries was that unlike acoustic instruments, abstract electronic sounds seemed to create the impression of cosmic space. "In my imagination," Stockhausen said, "I can fly anywhere—to the stars—use the music as a flying device, to unify with the cosmic forces. I think it's important that...we are instruments ourselves, and that cosmic vibrations create sounds through us." It was the beginning of what we now call Electronic Spacemusic. Today, inexpensive instruments and recording software allow anyone to create electronic music, and the sounds of space are all around us — in music and film, games and video. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, another cosmic-electronic journey, on a program called STARSCAPES. Music is by VANGELIS, MICHAEL STEARNS, DAVE LUXTON, JIM OTTOWAY, JONN SERRIE, and JAJA (JANA ROCKSTROH). [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

THE FLUTE is perhaps the oldest musical instrument—a primitive but effective technology for turning breath into resonant sound, and eventually turning structured sound into music. Flutes arrived about 50,000 years ago in diverse cultures around the prehistoric world. In Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, ancient artisans made early flutes from reeds and grasses, and the hollow bones of animals and birds. The Anasazi tribes of the American Southwest made simple end-blown flutes from the soft, aromatic wood of western cedar trees. They were said to be used for courtship and healing. Typically tuned to a pentatonic minor scale, their plaintive sound seems to resonate with the wistful emotions of the fall season and the endless spaces of the Southwestern desert. The Native American flute was revived in the 1960s by the pioneering native label Canyon Records, who released hundreds of albums by native artists, including flute recordings by R.Carlos Nakai and others. The instrument became popular in the burgeoning New Age genre in the 1970s and 80s, and new age artists expanded into electronics, guitars, and other popular instruments. Today, the native flute scene is less active, but a core group of committed artists continue to extend the artistic dimensions of the genre, while the cedar flute is increasingly popular for therapeutic applications. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, an autumn journey in the gentle world of the Native American flute, on a program called HEALING WINDS. Music is by COYOTE OLDMAN, JOHNNY WHITEHORSE, JONN SERRIE & GARY STROUTSOS, KENNETH HOOPER, KIRK MONTEUX, JENN STEEGE, and ANN LICATER. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

It is that time of year, dear listeners, where we once again set sail in the celestial sea of diamonds in search of a better tomorrow, and seek the renewal of our mental energy and creative awakening. I'm here to assist you in your voyage, as you know that your old boy Tonepoet would never expect you to navigate blindly through the ether. It is you who will guide this ship through the pathway of stars, and I am more than happy to be your severely relaxed co-pilot. As we sail gently along this route, let's reflect on the things in the past that made us happy and engaged. As we bathe in this nostalgia, start to bundle up the negative energy and various letdowns of this past year so that we may set them afloat towards a black hole, never to be seen again. While you might not see it, there is a lighted path towards a better you, and a tree that sprouts positive vibe. Steer the craft towards this tree so that we may taste the nectar of positive energy and enlightenment. Understand that this tree withers and fades, and seems to lack the abundant life at times. Yet, this tree is constantly growing, even through the darker times, and replenishing it's weather beaten suit in effort to rise up in the seasons of growth and replenishment. This is not unlike us, dear listener, as we seek to keep growing, and still do so, even during the darkest of times. That period of perceived stagnation is only a readjustment. Use this to recalibrate your mind and energy. Awaken with your renewed strength. While we become one with the light that burns brightly into a new tomorrow, close your eyes and feel the air move by you. It's subtle, but it's there, and that is out indication that we are still drifting toward a higher plane of existence. Take it in, and enjoy the journey. I will see you all in 2023. Peace. BTW, Merry Christmas!! This is my gift to you, sorry that I couldn't wrap it somehow! Turn on, tune in, sleep... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic    TRACK LISTING “As The Light Moves Through The Air” by Steve Pacheco from Place For Peace (Start Time: 00:00) “Some” by Jogging House from Chants (Start Time: 05:00) “Mit Ausblick” by Thomas Fehlmann from Böser Herbst (Start Time: 09:20) “Orion's Field” by Telomere from The Stellar Sea (Start Time: 12:14) “The Veils Of Beta Pavonis” by Jonn Serrie from The Sentinel (Start Time: 22:42) “Monument II” by In The Branches And Neglect from Monuments (Start Time: 33:24) “The Arrival” by Hollan Holmes from A Distant Light (Start Time: 37:31) “Orangeville” by Saint Sorrow from Windows (Start Time: 43:19) “I Found A Bit Of Myself” by A Cerulean State from Just Out Of Sight (Start Time: 45:48) “Remaining (Excerpt)” by Aperire from Aperire (Start Time: 49:15) “Birkets” by Hammock from Columbus (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Start Time: 50:45) “Mono No Aware” by Hammock from An Introduction To Hammock (Start Time: 51:35) “Symphony Of Extinct Lights” by CloudFall & Tonepoet from Forgotten Hymns (Start Time: 57:35)

Desde que el Hombre ha levantado la mirada, se ha maravillado al contemplar el espectáculo del firmamento nocturno. Ahora que comenzamos a comprender algunos de los misterios del infinito, seguimos sintiendo esa misma fascinación al observar la inmensidad del Universo. Muchos artistas han encontrado la inspiración para sus obras en la magnitud del cielo nocturno; y algunos de ellos han tenido el privilegio de haber creado música para planetarios. AVAWaves, Narrow Skies, Endless Melancholy, Phil Thornton, Michael Whalen, David Salvans, Sam Vitoulis, Michael Stearns, Mychael Danna, Kevin Braheny, Mars Lasar, Jonn Serrie, The Expanding Universe. El playlist detallado con enlaces a las audiciones íntegras de cada album: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2022/979

In today's episode, Bronkar sits down with special guest, Don Reed Simmons, to take a more in-depth look at mediation and spiritualism, as well as Don's personal insight regarding authenticity and compassion for others—perspectives that he's put into practice in his work as a Visionary Consultant and teacher who sets out to help people and businesses find their balance within life. If you're particularly doubting your ability to practice mindfulness and meditation, you'll want to check out this episode as Bronkar and Don discuss meditation techniques, including the famous “om” or “hum”, along with ways to get over the mental block that is keeping you from implementing meditation into your daily routine. Rest assured, you can trust Don's insight—just look at his resume! His background includes having worked with thousands of clients over the last 25 years as well as having worked as a crisis counselor in New York City, Los Angeles and Honolulu. Don has also been heavily involved in the film industry. In addition to being an award winning film-maker and writer, he is also a Sound Therapy practitioner/instructor and a Shaman Healing facilitator. What an enigma! Meditation has always been a part of Don's life since childhood and that passion has carried him through to the work that he does today. Garnering him the title of a real “Meditation Guru”, Don has studied with some of the best teachers including, Zen Master, Thich Nhat Hanh, and the founder of Mindful Based Stress Reduction, Jon Kabat-Zinn, PhD. What's more, Don has impressively produced 11 meditation CD's, having performed with legendary composers Steven Halpern and Jonn Serrie. He currently facilitates weekly Virtual Meditations and in-person Shaman Sound Clearing sessions from his home base of Sarasota, FL. Learn more about Don's amazing work here: www.DonReedSimmons.com

The powerful creative stimulus that came with the first wave of popular electronic instruments was nowhere more intense than Germany in the early 1970s. In Berlin, a young drummer named KLAUS SCHULZE began working with early electronic instruments. He was a founding member of important bands like ASHRA and TANGERINE DREAM, but soon went solo with a series of groundbreaking albums that established a cosmic sound and a musical language that's still influential today—combining native electronic ornaments, trancey sequencer rhythms, and electronic string lines inspired by his hero, RICHARD WAGNER. On this transmission of Hearts of Space we're back in our comfort zone, with another classic spacemusic journey called COSMIC ELECTRONIC 3. Music is by KLAUS SCHULZE, COSMIC REPLICANT, EXTRAWORLD, JUTA TAKAHASHI, NIMANTY, DREAMSTATE LOGIC, SPACECRAFT, and JONN SERRIE. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

The Journey continues … a blend of melancholic, meditative, soundscape and ambient tracks. In part two we count our blessings, follow our instincts, generate and receive fresh life. Where ocean breezes blow around the island of the blessed, and flowers of gold are blazing. This show is featuring : Young American Primitive, Mark Seelig, Rudy Adrian, Eclektic, Jonathan E. Blake, Shall Remain Nameless, Sverre Knut Johansen, Jonn Serrie, Cuetec, Sarinha, Andrew Heath. ”Then we are sent to spacious Elysium, a few of us to possess the blissful fields” START … 0:00:00 - This is Spacemusic 13.15 “Elysium II.”0:00:46 - Sunrise - YOUNG AMERICAN PRIMITIVE0:08:52 - Rain Meditation - MARK SEELIG0:12:55 - Autumn in a Forest Glade - RUDY ADRIAN0:16:51 - Hylaphonic - ECLEKTIC0:22:28 - Hegemone - JONATHAN E. BLAKE0:32:02 - Untitled IV,V,VI,VII - SHALL REMAIN NAMELESS0:34:43 - Esoteric - SVERRE KNUT JOHANSEN0:37:05 - Azurae - JONN SERRIE0:40:39 - Hidden Pond - RUDY ADRIAN0:42:53 - Feels Good - CUETEC & SARINHA0:48:47 - This Island of Blue - ANDREW HEATH0:54:35 - Urbania 2 - ANDREW HEATH …END ———> NEW SHOW NOTES VERSION ———> PLEASE SEND ANY FEEDBACK IF YOU WANT ———> admin@ambient.zone ———> visit our site www.ambient.zone ———> SUPPORT THIS STATION https://paypal.me/ambientzone

A lush journey in the key of space, both inner and outer. Tracks in this mix date from 1972-2011 and include Woob, Tangerine Dream, Global Communication, Bruno Sanfilippo, Boy Is Fiction, Meg Bowles, Humate, Rabbit In The Moon, Michael Stearns, Jonn Serrie, Jon Jenkins, Odessi, Alpha Wave Movement and Mystical Sun. Compiled & mixed by Mike G at Rubycon Sound, August-September 2011. If you like a track/s please support the artists and buy/stream the source albums. Full tracklist at AmbientMusicGuide.com

It's well established that electronic music naturally creates images of cosmic space. Almost fifty years ago, it was given the logical name: spacemusic. The genre has two common modes: flying music is rhythm-powered and goal-oriented, moving through space bound for distant galaxies; floating music is static and timeless, resting peacefully in vast, silent starscapes. As the genre evolved, electronic composers gave expression to the drama in the supreme adventure of exploring the cosmos — a feeling we share today even on missions close to our home planet. They ask the existential and extraterrestrial questions: Who are we? and Are we alone? On this transmission of Hearts of Space, it's another cosmic-electronic journey, on a program called SECRETS OF THE STARS. Music is by EXTRAWORLD, STARTERRA, DAVE LUXTON, SEABAT, JONN SERRIE, DREAMSTATE LOGIC, and JAJA. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

The gentle tones of the Native American cedar flute have propagated far beyond their origin — a rare case of a humble ethnic instrument succeeding on natural charm and sonic appeal. Resurrected from decades of cultural neglect by native musicians in the mid 20th century, it proved to be a versatile and satisfying instrument for both amateur and professional musicians. We like to revisit it in the fall, when its pentatonic minor scale seems to magically express the deepening energy and complex colors of the season. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a Southwest autumn journey featuring the Native American flute called MYSTIC CANYONS. Music is by COYOTE OLDMAN, JONN SERRIE & GARY STROUTSOS, SCOTT AUGUST, JOHNNY WHITEHORSE, JAMES MARIENTHAL, SHERRY FINZER, JOHN HULING, and KENNETH HOOPER. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

I am extremely happy to welcome a guest ambient mix by Alaeddin aka the man behind Calm Pills.Believing in music’s capacity to uplift us, Alaeddin creates and hosts 2 podcast mix series: Calm Pills and Chill Pills.Every mix he creates is a labor of love, with curated track list and seamless harmonic transitions, all with the intention of boosting your happiness and well-being through the power of uplifting, feel-good music.You can check out more of his Calm Pill mixes: https://www.mixcloud.com/CalmPillsAnd Chill Pill mixes: https://www.mixcloud.com/ChillPillsLinks to downloadable episodes from his website: https://www.uppmixes.comTracklist:Tonepoet - ImpulsesNox Arcana - NyarlathotepMoonshine Blues - DawnPete Namlook & Tetsu Inoue - Morning SpiritRebekkah's Cousin Silas - the Rachel suite - part 009Jonn Serrie & Gary Stroutsos - Sea of CloudsOrnament - AmbeyondDarren Harper - Vanishing Point (the receding edge pt.2)Cousin Silas - Moving AwayJohn Foxx & Harold Budd - A Delicate RomanceTonepoet & Wings Of An Angel - Dreaming Out LoudMatt Borghi & Michael Teager - ConvocationDiatonis - The River FlowingApple Podcast

What a day for a podcast! Here’s our recipe filled with (by) ’Probiotics’ : the good bacteria our body’s need! From Outer Space adventures to Meditation and Deep Resonating tracks - carefully selected, mixed and arranged in magical order that flows so natural. So much good music is made these days. See? These crazy times have also a very positive side effect! It’s important to be aware of this : thinking positive means staying positive in a world where anything is possible! Starring: High on Isra, Erik Wøllo, Tauon, Blue is Nine, Ancient Astronaut, Jim Ottaway, Sverre Knut Johansen, Apollo North, Der Waldläufer, Thomas Lemmer, Venja, Jonn Serrie, James Murray, Francis M. Gri Have a wonderful listening experience! // ambient zone //

An Interview with Marisa Raymond, a wife, mom, mindfulness coach and board-certified genetic counselor and founder of Marisa Raymond Coaching. "Find the fun" is a motto that Marisa Raymond believes is necessary to live life with ease. Marisa Raymond, a successful genetic counselor, mom, coach and yoga teacher talks about her journey from being a serious perfectionist attempting to control life to a Fun-preneur who embodies Mary Poppins' philosophy: "In every job that must be done there is an element of fun. You find the fun and *snap* the job's a game." Marisa began her professional career as a genetic counselor in the U.S., a career she loved; however, when her husband was offered a job in France they felt they couldn't pass up this once-in-a-lifetime chance. Marisa shares the thrills and disappointments that came with the decision to move to what she and Concetta call the 'Ex-pat Planet'. They discuss the unique experience of living and thriving in a foreign land, which the stress of ultimately led to Marisa having serious health issues. Listen in to see how she rose up out of that challenge by living life in the moment, discovering that when she let go of control, connecting with her children as well as her own inner child, she actually had MORE control. This led her to find a way to bring together her past work experience, her natural talents, what she loves doing and the element of FUN to create Marisa Raymond Coaching. She and Concetta explore the notion that by tapping into our 'inner Mary Poppins and inner child' we can get curious about the world around us. This allows solutions, connections and possibilities we never imagined to arise naturally. Marisa is passionate about working with families to enable them to release their frustrations so they can create their own unique visions of their family and how they want to live their lives. Show Notes Find the Fun so *SNAP* life becomes a game you want to play again Living on the Ex-Pat Planet "Explore, Dream, Discover" - Mark Twain Learning one step at a time Tap into your inner "Curious George" (i.e., inner child) Two ears, one mouth - listen more than talk "Adulting" is hard and messy The Pros and Cons of navigating a new environment and culture Magic of creating in a group Role of Yoga and Meditation The healing path of Kids Yoga Giving up control in order to find your way Getting to reinvent yourself Pandemic thoughts Resources Mentioned Magic Misfits Series by Neil Patrick Harris Brené Brown Marisa's Website Marisa Raymond Website Social Media Facebook: Marisa Raymond Coaching Marisa Raymond Yoga Instagram: marisaraymond77 Special Free Offer Just For Our Listeners Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

An Interview with Marisa Raymond, a wife, mom, mindfulness coach and board-certified genetic counselor and founder of Marisa Raymond Coaching. "Find the fun" is a motto that Marisa Raymond believes is necessary to live life with ease. Marisa Raymond, a successful genetic counselor, mom, coach and yoga teacher talks about her journey from being a serious perfectionist attempting to control life to a Fun-preneur who embodies Mary Poppins' philosophy: "In every job that must be done there is an element of fun. You find the fun and *snap* the job's a game." Marisa began her professional career as a genetic counselor in the U.S., a career she loved; however, when her husband was offered a job in France they felt they couldn't pass up this once-in-a-lifetime chance. Marisa shares the thrills and disappointments that came with the decision to move to what she and Concetta call the 'Ex-pat Planet'. They discuss the unique experience of living and thriving in a foreign land, which the stress of ultimately led to Marisa having serious health issues. Listen in to see how she rose up out of that challenge by living life in the moment, discovering that when she let go of control, connecting with her children as well as her own inner child, she actually had MORE control. This led her to find a way to bring together her past work experience, her natural talents, what she loves doing and the element of FUN to create Marisa Raymond Coaching. She and Concetta explore the notion that by tapping into our 'inner Mary Poppins and inner child' we can get curious about the world around us. This allows solutions, connections and possibilities we never imagined to arise naturally. Marisa is passionate about working with families to enable them to release their frustrations so they can create their own unique visions of their family and how they want to live their lives. Show Notes Find the Fun so *SNAP* life becomes a game you want to play again Living on the Ex-Pat Planet "Explore, Dream, Discover" - Mark Twain Learning one step at a time Tap into your inner "Curious George" (i.e., inner child) Two ears, one mouth - listen more than talk "Adulting" is hard and messy The Pros and Cons of navigating a new environment and culture Magic of creating in a group Role of Yoga and Meditation The healing path of Kids Yoga Giving up control in order to find your way Getting to reinvent yourself Pandemic thoughts Resources Mentioned Magic Misfits Series by Neil Patrick Harris Brené Brown Marisa's Website Marisa Raymond Website Social Media Facebook: Marisa Raymond Coaching Marisa Raymond Yoga Instagram: marisaraymond77 Special Free Offer Just For Our Listeners Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Godwin Chan as he takes us on his journey of failure and discovery. Godwin shares the role of self-awareness regarding his career path, adventures in start-ups, lessons learned from failure, and inspiration to forge ahead. Godwin started early on intending to become a physician. Through years of study toward that singular goal, he had an awakening that ultimately, this was not the right profession for him. Listen as Godwin shares the values, knowledge, and connections that have helped him move ahead to new opportunities. Godwin is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and author.   Show Notes:  Drive and focus don't always get you where you think you are going to go     2. Journey of self-awareness     3. Exploring ideas that combine medicine and business     4. Requirements of career success     5. Start-up Key - Be clear on the problem you want to solve     6. Combining past experiences for future ventures     7. Lessons learned about writing a book     8. Overcoming biggest fears     9. You don't have to do it all yourself - Influences along the path – Writing Course, Brian Almeda's podcast VulnerABLE – “Just Start”    10. Ways to look at failure    Social Media Twitter Medium LinkedIn  Facebook  Instagram Host of Digital Introverts Podcast    Upcoming Book Digital Introverts   Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music  

In this episode, Carol interviews Godwin Chan as he takes us on his journey of failure and discovery. Godwin shares the role of self-awareness regarding his career path, adventures in start-ups, lessons learned from failure, and inspiration to forge ahead. Godwin started early on intending to become a physician. Through years of study toward that singular goal, he had an awakening that ultimately, this was not the right profession for him. Listen as Godwin shares the values, knowledge, and connections that have helped him move ahead to new opportunities. Godwin is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and author.   Show Notes:  Drive and focus don’t always get you where you think you are going to go     2. Journey of self-awareness     3. Exploring ideas that combine medicine and business     4. Requirements of career success     5. Start-up Key - Be clear on the problem you want to solve     6. Combining past experiences for future ventures     7. Lessons learned about writing a book     8. Overcoming biggest fears     9. You don’t have to do it all yourself - Influences along the path – Writing Course, Brian Almeda’s podcast VulnerABLE – “Just Start”    10. Ways to look at failure    Social Media Twitter Medium LinkedIn  Facebook  Instagram Host of Digital Introverts Podcast    Upcoming Book Digital Introverts   Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music  

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Programa emitido el 4 de diciembre de 2007. Primer programa que dedicamos a la música espacial. En aquellos días no imaginábamos que éstos iban a ser los programas más escuchados. Finalmente lo convertimos en una serie regular a partir del programa #710, de forma que cada 10 programas, coincidiendo con los acabados en cero, sería un monográfico de música espacial. Michael Stearns, Constance Demby, Brian Eno, Jonn Serrie, Steve Roach, Robert Rich, vidnaObmana, Kevin Braheny & Tim Clark, Richard Burmer, Thom Brennan, Patrick O'Hearn, Steven Halpern, Jeff Pearce, Mychael Danna & Tim Clément, Deuter.

In this episode, Carol interviews Dr. Tom Negelow, Healer and Trance Channeler where he discusses his background and goal of supporting people in their healing. For many years he and his wife Dr. Shelley Negelow have worked together to develop healing modalities to heal and encourage self-healing. Tom developed a healing method he calls Cellular Energy Releasing Healing. His passion is to serve the universal family. In the process of learning and self-development, Tom became aware of an inner knowing and level of intuition. During this time, he experienced the voice and wisdom of an "energy" speaking through him. It became apparent to Tom that he was channeling the energy frequencies of Ascended Master Kuthumi and The Guiding One. In this special episode, Tom channels the energy of Kuthumi. Listen to the wisdom shared during this global crisis of COVID 19 from this revered ascended master through Tom. It's a treat you won't want to miss! Also in this episode, Tom talks about his channeling experiences as well as how he tunes into the frequencies of Ascended Master Kuthumi and The Guiding One. Tom is the author of Blueprint for Life, Blueprint for Healing – The Path to Conscious Living and Love and the Human Spirit, a book of dream-inspired poetry.  Show Notes Reiki and healing modalities Tom's perspective on channeling Seeing the positives that arise out of adversity Ability to recognize patterns and share what we have learned about ourselves and the world How to serve - focus on supporting others in their healing Discover who you are Kuthumi insights – Keep moving, self-reliance, responsibility to share Social Media Facebook: The Voice Of Unconditional Love Contact Information Tom Negelow - tomnegelow@gmail.com               Shelly Negelow - shelleynegelow@gmail.com Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Dr. Tom Negelow, Healer and Trance Channeler where he discusses his background and goal of supporting people in their healing. For many years he and his wife Dr. Shelley Negelow have worked together to develop healing modalities to heal and encourage self-healing. Tom developed a healing method he calls Cellular Energy Releasing Healing. His passion is to serve the universal family. In the process of learning and self-development, Tom became aware of an inner knowing and level of intuition. During this time, he experienced the voice and wisdom of an "energy" speaking through him. It became apparent to Tom that he was channeling the energy frequencies of Ascended Master Kuthumi and The Guiding One. In this special episode, Tom channels the energy of Kuthumi. Listen to the wisdom shared during this global crisis of COVID 19 from this revered ascended master through Tom. It's a treat you won't want to miss! Also in this episode, Tom talks about his channeling experiences as well as how he tunes into the frequencies of Ascended Master Kuthumi and The Guiding One. Tom is the author of Blueprint for Life, Blueprint for Healing – The Path to Conscious Living and Love and the Human Spirit, a book of dream-inspired poetry.  Show Notes Reiki and healing modalities Tom's perspective on channeling Seeing the positives that arise out of adversity Ability to recognize patterns and share what we have learned about ourselves and the world How to serve - focus on supporting others in their healing Discover who you are Kuthumi insights – Keep moving, self-reliance, responsibility to share Social Media Facebook: The Voice Of Unconditional Love Contact Information Tom Negelow - tomnegelow@gmail.com               Shelly Negelow - shelleynegelow@gmail.com Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Jacob Nordby, writer and creative guide. Jacob is the author of The Divine Arsonist: A Tale of Awakening, Blessed Are the Weird - A Manifesto for Creatives, and soon to be published The Creative Cure. Jacob is the founder of Manifesto Publishing and he leads the Creative UnBootcamp course for students around the world. He also offers transformational group retreats and individual creative guidance sessions. In this conversation, Carol and Jacob discuss how to navigate and find purpose in this time of uncertainty due to the COVID 19 pandemic that is impacting our global community. Jacob shares how we can individually find calm, explore our inner selves, and live fully instead of fearfully. Jacob has experienced many valuable life lessons and is eager to share what he has learned. His mission is to help others explore their inner lives to reach a place of creativity and fulfillment. Show Notes Highlights include: Love of place - simple grounding techniques Shifting perspective in times of upheaval Paying attention to inner discord in order to realign Tuning in to our inner compass Role of recognizing purpose Methods to quiet the mind Living in the Green Zone* Benefits of meditation The ripple effect of goodness * PolyVagal Chart - Ruby Jo Walker Jacob's Free Guide Download your free copy here: How to Establish Your Creative Self Journaling Practice Jacob's Website www.jacobnordby.com Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/author.jacobnordby Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacobnordby Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacobnordby/ Tumblr: https://jacobnordby.tumblr.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobnordby/    Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Jacob Nordby, writer and creative guide. Jacob is the author of The Divine Arsonist: A Tale of Awakening, Blessed Are the Weird - A Manifesto for Creatives, and soon to be published The Creative Cure. Jacob is the founder of Manifesto Publishing and he leads the Creative UnBootcamp course for students around the world. He also offers transformational group retreats and individual creative guidance sessions. In this conversation, Carol and Jacob discuss how to navigate and find purpose in this time of uncertainty due to the COVID 19 pandemic that is impacting our global community. Jacob shares how we can individually find calm, explore our inner selves, and live fully instead of fearfully. Jacob has experienced many valuable life lessons and is eager to share what he has learned. His mission is to help others explore their inner lives to reach a place of creativity and fulfillment. Show Notes Highlights include: Love of place - simple grounding techniques Shifting perspective in times of upheaval Paying attention to inner discord in order to realign Tuning in to our inner compass Role of recognizing purpose Methods to quiet the mind Living in the Green Zone* Benefits of meditation The ripple effect of goodness * PolyVagal Chart - Ruby Jo Walker Jacob's Free Guide Download your free copy here: How to Establish Your Creative Self Journaling Practice Jacob’s Website www.jacobnordby.com Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/author.jacobnordby Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacobnordby Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacobnordby/ Tumblr: https://jacobnordby.tumblr.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobnordby/    Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Jen Rao, founder of Clear Your Life. Jen's a professional organizer specializing in clutter clearing (and its magical benefits). Life wasn't always clutter-free for Jen. She spent years collecting a lot of "stuff." Back then, life was stressful, with all her stuff just weighing her down until she took steps to reprogram her mindset and change her life from the inside out. Jen is a tough-love truth-teller with a gentle side that encourages others to open themselves to the energetic possibilities of decluttering their life. Listen in to hear Jen's story, and how decluttering and getting organized led to transformative and liberating energetic life changes. She shares some amazing client success stories as well. Show Notes Highlights include: Three tips for letting go of stuff How to go from fearful to excited; disorderly to orderly Why clutter takes up more decision making and precious time The energetic effects of decluttering Mindset tools for decluttering Journaling as an essential role in life and decluttering How to "hold space" for the 'clear space' future you want to manifest Alignment of Habits ~ Goals to clear the clutter Free Guide Download your free copy here: The Clear Your Life Method: 4 steps to clear clutter & transform any space in an hour or less (without overwhelm!) Jen's Website clearyourlife.ca Social Media https://www.instagram.com/clearyourlife/ Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Carol interviews Jen Rao, founder of Clear Your Life. Jen's a professional organizer specializing in clutter clearing (and its magical benefits). Life wasn't always clutter-free for Jen. She spent years collecting a lot of "stuff." Back then, life was stressful, with all her stuff just weighing her down until she took steps to reprogram her mindset and change her life from the inside out. Jen is a tough-love truth-teller with a gentle side that encourages others to open themselves to the energetic possibilities of decluttering their life. Listen in to hear Jen's story, and how decluttering and getting organized led to transformative and liberating energetic life changes. She shares some amazing client success stories as well. Show Notes Highlights include: Three tips for letting go of stuff How to go from fearful to excited; disorderly to orderly Why clutter takes up more decision making and precious time The energetic effects of decluttering Mindset tools for decluttering Journaling as an essential role in life and decluttering How to "hold space" for the 'clear space' future you want to manifest Alignment of Habits ~ Goals to clear the clutter Free Guide Download your free copy here: The Clear Your Life Method: 4 steps to clear clutter & transform any space in an hour or less (without overwhelm!) Jen’s Website clearyourlife.ca Social Media https://www.instagram.com/clearyourlife/ Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

Dr. Shelley Negelow and Lynnis Woods-Mullins each experienced powerful lessons in healing from past-life traumas that led them to career paths to help other women. Over time, each has developed tools and techniques to help women discover how to make sustainable changes in their lives. Listen in to this episode as we explore their traumas, how they overcame them, and their determination to transform their lives. Each shares their personal story of challenges and healing, and a new program they are now collaborating on. It's called “Emergence of the Total Woman Seminar: A Blueprint for Living the Life You Love” designed for women to address their outer and inner life – physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, so they can create a life they love. SHOW NOTES: Highlights include: Life lessons Pivotal points Epiphanies Practices for keeping balance Power of movement and dance Breaking point and the journey to wellness So much more than the roles we take on Info on Dr. Shelley Negelow Facebook – Power of Woman Seminars with Shelley Negelow Website - http://shelleynegelow.com/ Email: PowerofWomanSeminars@gmail.com Info Lynnis Woods-Mullins WellnessWoman40.com - a portal to all social media, women's Facebook group, E-Magazine, books, retreats, spa days In Facebook: Wellness Woman 40 and Beyond Email: WellnessWoman40@gmail.com Emergence of the Total Woman bit.ly/emergenceblueprint  Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

Dr. Shelley Negelow and Lynnis Woods-Mullins each experienced powerful lessons in healing from past-life traumas that led them to career paths to help other women. Over time, each has developed tools and techniques to help women discover how to make sustainable changes in their lives. Listen in to this episode as we explore their traumas, how they overcame them, and their determination to transform their lives. Each shares their personal story of challenges and healing, and a new program they are now collaborating on. It’s called “Emergence of the Total Woman Seminar: A Blueprint for Living the Life You Love” designed for women to address their outer and inner life – physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, so they can create a life they love. SHOW NOTES: Highlights include: Life lessons Pivotal points Epiphanies Practices for keeping balance Power of movement and dance Breaking point and the journey to wellness So much more than the roles we take on Info on Dr. Shelley Negelow Facebook – Power of Woman Seminars with Shelley Negelow Website - http://shelleynegelow.com/ Email: PowerofWomanSeminars@gmail.com Info Lynnis Woods-Mullins WellnessWoman40.com - a portal to all social media, women’s Facebook group, E-Magazine, books, retreats, spa days In Facebook: Wellness Woman 40 and Beyond Email: WellnessWoman40@gmail.com Emergence of the Total Woman bit.ly/emergenceblueprint  Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

Welcome to Show 22 in Season 11. Today is November 22. This is not a coincidence. Haha! We have some super cool releases in this show! Super Spacemusic. Setup your systems, switch on the hi, mid, low and sub for the best results. Some of the tracks contain sounds and effects you will not hear using ‘regular’ earbuds or headsets. As always: the full frequency spectrum is present during a mix that happened couple of days ago … Today is also the Official Release date for the NEW David Helpling album "RUNE" and we have it here on the show! It's a heart warming piece of art - "the new Ambient Era, TC says" - that you need to hear yourself ... :=) Musical contributions by : Another Fine Day, Off Land, Jonn Serrie, David Helpling, Confluent Phase, Erik Seifert, Rudy Adrian. We also play a cassette from 1994, this time it’s the ‘Dedicated’ label bringing us Global Communication. Hear that Maxell tape noise! Lovely! Now that temperatures have gone back to normal values in CY, we can breathe and actually DO stuff we want to do without changing shirts 3 times a day and drinking 4 liters of liquids within couple of hours. Cyprus in November means: preparation of your gas heater and finding sweaters and socks before the real chilly days enter the house next month … Wonderful times ahead for sure :) Myself, I am preparing for my flight to The Netherlands where I will meet family, friends and see a lot of ‘flat’ land and ‘traffic’ I suppose. I’m looking forward to a good time, charge my battery and eat a lot of good Dutch food! Oh … and Roger will take care of the December show again, I love that man! Have a wonderful Listening Experience! ~TC

El primer transbordador construido para la NASA fue el transbordador espacial Enterprise. Inicialmente se construyó sin motores ni escudo térmico, así que no tenía capacidad para realizar misiones espaciales sin un reacondicionamiento previo. El Enterprise se consolidó básicamente como vehículo de pruebas. Era lanzado desde un avión y cumplió varias misiones de recogida de datos sobre aerodinámica y construcción. Inicialmente se iba a llamar Constitution (en honor al segundo centenario de la Constitución estadounidense), pero una campaña promovida por los espectadores de la serie de televisión Star Trek animaron a la Casa Blanca a llamarlo Enterprise. Jim Ottaway, Keith Richie, Eguana, Suspended Memories, Kevin Braheny & Tim Clark, Jonn Serrie, State Azure, Bruno Sanfilippo, Catastrophic Jones, Max Richter, Elskavon, Erik Wøllo, ?, Alio Die & Lorenzo Montanà, Alpha Wave Movement, Stellardrone, Lars Leonhard.

Listen … feel …. enjoy! Thanks to labels and artists we found an enormous amount of high quality ambient music. The latest new release “Woodlands” by Rudy Adrian for example (Spotted Peccary Music) …. wow! Once you hit ‘play’ you can’t stop listening! Definitely part of our personal Ambient Top 10 for 2019. But there’s more: Ishq, Jarguna, Kelly David, Sean Curtis Patrick, Jonn Serrie, Ludvig Cimbrelius, they all are now part of our Journey called ‘Thermosphere’. Watch that temperature folks! In Cyprus still 25C / 77F on the display during the day and we call this Winter for sure. How’s your location at the moment? Tune in for a great new episode and hear about a Special Edition as we are getting closer to the year 2020 …

De todas las artes, seguramente la música sea la que mayor capacidad tiene de emocionar, de conmover, de motivar, de potenciar nuestro estado de ánimo. La música en mí personalmente ejerce una influencia incuestionable e incomparable. Por ello la música quizás sea el mejor medio para canalizar nuestras ilusiones. Hoenix, Metanoia, Niklas Paschburg, Patrick Lenk, Stray Theories, Juan Sánchez, Micha? Zió?kowski, Thomas Bergersen, Dieter Werner, Andy Pickford, Jonn Serrie y Black Nail Cabaret.

In this episode, Concetta and Carol talk about what it means to be a Human Doing vs. a Human Being in today's world. It's a question all of us must ask ourselves as we live in an increasingly complex, fast-paced and ever-changing world that involves so much doing. Most everyone's day appears to be externally driven involving so much doing.  Show Notes: Concetta and Carol explore a variety of things that impact and influence the amount of Human Doing vs. Being and what we can do create more of a balance between the two, such as: Balancing action and rest What is it to be a Human “BEing” (as a verb)? Stillness in being "Indulging" in the present moment Healing from burnout – the power of Nature Decision points  What is human "DOing"? Balance achievement and being busy with self-nurturing The continuum of doing and being Living life on purpose Benefits of balance Role of meditation and self-reflection How to address hindrances for balance Time and Trust Power of choice Tips and Techniques Being = Nourishment of mind and body Being in tune with the cycles of life Book Mentioned: The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren "The Sensitivity Cycle" Mentioned  As referenced in Hearts Rise Up Blog post The Wisdom of a Pause For Clarity To Act Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Concetta and Carol talk about what it means to be a Human Doing vs. a Human Being in today’s world. It’s a question all of us must ask ourselves as we live in an increasingly complex, fast-paced and ever-changing world that involves so much doing. Most everyone’s day appears to be externally driven involving so much doing.  Show Notes: Concetta and Carol explore a variety of things that impact and influence the amount of Human Doing vs. Being and what we can do create more of a balance between the two, such as: Balancing action and rest What is it to be a Human “BEing” (as a verb)? Stillness in being "Indulging" in the present moment Healing from burnout – the power of Nature Decision points  What is human "DOing"? Balance achievement and being busy with self-nurturing The continuum of doing and being Living life on purpose Benefits of balance Role of meditation and self-reflection How to address hindrances for balance Time and Trust Power of choice Tips and Techniques Being = Nourishment of mind and body Being in tune with the cycles of life Book Mentioned: The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren "The Sensitivity Cycle" Mentioned  As referenced in Hearts Rise Up Blog post The Wisdom of a Pause For Clarity To Act Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Rebecca Boskovic shares her perspective on the achievement of beauty. It's an inside job by walking the path of truth and courage. Ever since she was 5 years old, Rebecca was very aware of her “own thinking”. Being very self-aware she learned how to process her feelings at a young age. But then as she grew older, especially when she hit adolescence, self-consciousness crept in. She started questioning herself. Stopped looking inward. And in high school, as is the case with many teens, the need for approval from others became prominent in Rebecca's life. She was more worried about what people thought of her. Everything was outside in and she found herself trying to appease the world, giving up who she was for others. She found herself in a pitched cacophony. Rebecca's big “Aha” occurred early on in college when her therapist asked a pointed question that shifted her whole perspective on herself, life, and the world. From that point onward she approached life and decisions as to what she wanted from the inside out with greater clarity.   Show Notes: Listen in to hear about her philosophy on fitness and whole-body health. What's involved in the achievement of wholeness and beauty. How to love the body you have while simultaneously seeking the body you desire and much more such as: 1.  Her perspective on Truth, Courage, Beauty 2.  Optimal health is not about what you look like, but rather how you feel 3.  Achievement of beauty - learn to love yourself and tend to your soul 4.  Beauty is dynamic – slightly imperfect 5.  Our life stories inform our path and purpose 6.  Confidence leads to beauty and strength 7.  The impact of adolescence 8.  Importance of awareness regarding our "Self Talk" 9. What to do when you have reached all your physical goals and still feel empty 10. Important questions to ask yourself:       - Do I really want this?       - How do you know what other people think of you?" 11. AHA Moments that cause us to pivot 12. We're all part of a great human body 13. "You were born perfect" 14. Be the tortoise and just show up every day   Favorite Book: Messy: The Power of Disorder to Transform Our Lives by Tim Harford   Website and Contact Info: https://www.thefittestme.net/ Strength for Life Podcast: https://www.thefittestme.net/sfl-podcast   More Info: Rebecca lives a life infused by the love of…and in loving…her husband and four children ages 15, 12, 8, and 5. Her happiest moments are spent on picnics with her family, in watching her children grow and mature, and when a client discovers they're stronger than they'd ever imagined they'd be. A lifelong seeker of truth, beauty, and courage . . . Rebecca believes that the best things in life include all three. In her current endeavor to launch her personal training studio in Suwanee, GA, she helps clients who are looking for that personal touch in achieving their fitness goals. She understands that for lasting change to take place in someone's fitness goals, we also need to tend to how we see and feel about ourselves. Her ultimate goal for her clients is for them to see transformations at not only the physical level but the mental and emotional as well. Rebecca is the founder and CEO of The Fittest Me – a personal training and nutrition studio and digital site focused on whole-body health. She also has a podcast called Strength for Life.   Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Rebecca Boskovic shares her perspective on the achievement of beauty. It’s an inside job by walking the path of truth and courage. Ever since she was 5 years old, Rebecca was very aware of her “own thinking”. Being very self-aware she learned how to process her feelings at a young age. But then as she grew older, especially when she hit adolescence, self-consciousness crept in. She started questioning herself. Stopped looking inward. And in high school, as is the case with many teens, the need for approval from others became prominent in Rebecca’s life. She was more worried about what people thought of her. Everything was outside in and she found herself trying to appease the world, giving up who she was for others. She found herself in a pitched cacophony. Rebecca’s big “Aha” occurred early on in college when her therapist asked a pointed question that shifted her whole perspective on herself, life, and the world. From that point onward she approached life and decisions as to what she wanted from the inside out with greater clarity.   Show Notes: Listen in to hear about her philosophy on fitness and whole-body health. What’s involved in the achievement of wholeness and beauty. How to love the body you have while simultaneously seeking the body you desire and much more such as: 1.  Her perspective on Truth, Courage, Beauty 2.  Optimal health is not about what you look like, but rather how you feel 3.  Achievement of beauty - learn to love yourself and tend to your soul 4.  Beauty is dynamic – slightly imperfect 5.  Our life stories inform our path and purpose 6.  Confidence leads to beauty and strength 7.  The impact of adolescence 8.  Importance of awareness regarding our "Self Talk" 9. What to do when you have reached all your physical goals and still feel empty 10. Important questions to ask yourself:       - Do I really want this?       - How do you know what other people think of you?" 11. AHA Moments that cause us to pivot 12. We’re all part of a great human body 13. "You were born perfect" 14. Be the tortoise and just show up every day   Favorite Book: Messy: The Power of Disorder to Transform Our Lives by Tim Harford   Website and Contact Info: https://www.thefittestme.net/ Strength for Life Podcast: https://www.thefittestme.net/sfl-podcast   More Info: Rebecca lives a life infused by the love of…and in loving…her husband and four children ages 15, 12, 8, and 5. Her happiest moments are spent on picnics with her family, in watching her children grow and mature, and when a client discovers they’re stronger than they’d ever imagined they’d be. A lifelong seeker of truth, beauty, and courage . . . Rebecca believes that the best things in life include all three. In her current endeavor to launch her personal training studio in Suwanee, GA, she helps clients who are looking for that personal touch in achieving their fitness goals. She understands that for lasting change to take place in someone’s fitness goals, we also need to tend to how we see and feel about ourselves. Her ultimate goal for her clients is for them to see transformations at not only the physical level but the mental and emotional as well. Rebecca is the founder and CEO of The Fittest Me – a personal training and nutrition studio and digital site focused on whole-body health. She also has a podcast called Strength for Life.   Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro music composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

Sacred space. It's a personal expression of our need as human beings for spiritual nurturing. A place to tap into the deeper recesses of our soul. Sacred Space is a place that has special meaning for us and it's up to each of us to decide what we want from the space and what we practice for personal nourishment within the space. Whether for meditation, quiet time, journaling, ritual, yoga, etc. There are many ways to enjoy the space to include considerations for who and for how many, how you want to be with it, and what it might contain – altar, incense, candles, crystals, divine symbols, and other special objects. In this episode, Ann and Carol expand the discussion on a recent blog post "How to Create Sacred Space In Your Home Or Anywhere" written by Ann. They share their own experiences and insights on creating sacred space within the home and enjoying the serenity of spaces outside the home, and how the sacred space should be a personal expression of the intention we set for it. SHOW NOTES Episode highlights include: Early experiences with Sacred Space - Grandmother Tree, Mountains, etc. Power spots in the natural world Observation inspires awareness of the sacred Bringing qualities of nature into your home Purpose of creating Sacred Space at home Build energy in the sacred spot  Mini alters throughout your space Creating a "Story House" Use your intuition In your garden Animals tune in to energy - use them to help you find your space Make your own transporter room You can find Sacred Space anywhere you go Clear the space - Shake up the energy Rituals enhance Sacred Space Techniques for meditation Focusing on the "still points" Tips for meditation Create your own sacred space: Set the intention, choose a spot, get creative Find the sacred in every moment Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro + Special bonus for tuning into today's episode at the end. Listen in to hear a meditative piece of music called “Breath of the Valley” composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

Sacred space. It’s a personal expression of our need as human beings for spiritual nurturing. A place to tap into the deeper recesses of our soul. Sacred Space is a place that has special meaning for us and it’s up to each of us to decide what we want from the space and what we practice for personal nourishment within the space. Whether for meditation, quiet time, journaling, ritual, yoga, etc. There are many ways to enjoy the space to include considerations for who and for how many, how you want to be with it, and what it might contain – altar, incense, candles, crystals, divine symbols, and other special objects. In this episode, Ann and Carol expand the discussion on a recent blog post "How to Create Sacred Space In Your Home Or Anywhere" written by Ann. They share their own experiences and insights on creating sacred space within the home and enjoying the serenity of spaces outside the home, and how the sacred space should be a personal expression of the intention we set for it. SHOW NOTES Episode highlights include: Early experiences with Sacred Space - Grandmother Tree, Mountains, etc. Power spots in the natural world Observation inspires awareness of the sacred Bringing qualities of nature into your home Purpose of creating Sacred Space at home Build energy in the sacred spot  Mini alters throughout your space Creating a "Story House" Use your intuition In your garden Animals tune in to energy - use them to help you find your space Make your own transporter room You can find Sacred Space anywhere you go Clear the space - Shake up the energy Rituals enhance Sacred Space Techniques for meditation Focusing on the "still points" Tips for meditation Create your own sacred space: Set the intention, choose a spot, get creative Find the sacred in every moment Music by Jonn Serrie Intro and Outro + Special bonus for tuning into today’s episode at the end. Listen in to hear a meditative piece of music called “Breath of the Valley” composed and recorded by Jonn Serrie. Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn’s Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music

In this episode, Christopher shares how life can be a long and uphill road. Stress in his life was very common. He grew up in an area where public education was on the level of private schools and 90% of peers went to college. It was expected.  For Christopher, it was "butt-kicking" from the very beginning, and he wouldn't change it for anything. He's no stranger to Rising up to his ‘best self'. It's taken hours upon hours of hard work and commitment. That's been his life journey. He shows us all how following our true path involves looking deeply at what we want, not concerning ourselves with what others think, and just doing the work.   Show Notes In this interview, we share Christopher's journey to include: Navigating life's long and bumpy road The power of early childhood influencers Setting benchmarks Overcoming disbelief Perfection can be an illusion "Health is wealth" The value and power of silence Contact Info Website: https://www.sonic-ocean.com/ More Info Christopher Drummond is a recording and audio mix engineer, music producer, composer, sound designer, violinist, and Grammy Award voting member.  He has composed and produced original musical scores for radio, television, and film including collaborations with Fulvio Valsangiacomo (Eddie-winning/Oscar-nominated editing team for Gladiator) and Ralph Farris (Grammy-nominated arranger of The Lion King NYC, Roger Daltrey, and Depeche Mode).  His engineering and production style are influenced by a decade-long mentorship with renowned Grammy-nominated, Emmy-winning classical engineer, Edward Kelly, an electronic music pioneer, and IMAX scoring veteran, Michael Stearns and space-music visionary, Jonn Serrie. Christopher operates in Washington, DC and Atlanta, GA and is the Technical Director for Robert Aubry Davis's Millennium of Music, a weekly radio program celebrating the mainstreams of European music for the thousand years preceding the birth of J. S. Bach. Millennium of Music airs on Sirius XM Radio Symphony Hall, XM Public Radio and over 250 National Public Radio affiliates. Christopher has produced feature programming for XM Satellite Radio, National Public Radio and Public Radio International featuring Paul McCartney, Sting, Billy Joel, Jon Anderson, The National Symphony Orchestra, Kiri TeKanawa, Bryn Terfel, Anonymous 4, the Cistercian Monks of Stift Heiligenkreuz and many others.

In this episode, Christopher shares how life can be a long and uphill road. Stress in his life was very common. He grew up in an area where public education was on the level of private schools and 90% of peers went to college. It was expected.  For Christopher, it was "butt-kicking" from the very beginning, and he wouldn’t change it for anything. He’s no stranger to Rising up to his ‘best self’. It’s taken hours upon hours of hard work and commitment. That’s been his life journey. He shows us all how following our true path involves looking deeply at what we want, not concerning ourselves with what others think, and just doing the work.   Show Notes In this interview, we share Christopher's journey to include: Navigating life's long and bumpy road The power of early childhood influencers Setting benchmarks Overcoming disbelief Perfection can be an illusion "Health is wealth" The value and power of silence Contact Info Website: https://www.sonic-ocean.com/ More Info Christopher Drummond is a recording and audio mix engineer, music producer, composer, sound designer, violinist, and Grammy Award voting member.  He has composed and produced original musical scores for radio, television, and film including collaborations with Fulvio Valsangiacomo (Eddie-winning/Oscar-nominated editing team for Gladiator) and Ralph Farris (Grammy-nominated arranger of The Lion King NYC, Roger Daltrey, and Depeche Mode).  His engineering and production style are influenced by a decade-long mentorship with renowned Grammy-nominated, Emmy-winning classical engineer, Edward Kelly, an electronic music pioneer, and IMAX scoring veteran, Michael Stearns and space-music visionary, Jonn Serrie. Christopher operates in Washington, DC and Atlanta, GA and is the Technical Director for Robert Aubry Davis’s Millennium of Music, a weekly radio program celebrating the mainstreams of European music for the thousand years preceding the birth of J. S. Bach. Millennium of Music airs on Sirius XM Radio Symphony Hall, XM Public Radio and over 250 National Public Radio affiliates. Christopher has produced feature programming for XM Satellite Radio, National Public Radio and Public Radio International featuring Paul McCartney, Sting, Billy Joel, Jon Anderson, The National Symphony Orchestra, Kiri TeKanawa, Bryn Terfel, Anonymous 4, the Cistercian Monks of Stift Heiligenkreuz and many others.

In this episode, Jonn Serrie shares how he combines the timeless depths of space with music vision spanning the universe. A dominant force and pioneer in the space music category, Jonn's goal with his music, is to "dissolve the veil between source and destination, so his audience feels the music the way he does".   A composer, musician, and inspirational performer, Jonn is at the forefront of the electronic music industry with 25 recorded albums on two international records labels with millions in unit sales. His new album expected to be released in Summer 2019 is called Azurae.     In this interview, we'll share how he's elevated his life and the world through his musical talents to include:  What genetic and experiential influences from childhood drove his creative talents Where his inspiration comes from and the secret to creating his music The role of silence and meditation in his work and life The magic of making music visual How titles matter, choose wisely How to find your niche How pulling it all together is really an "inside job" His advice and tips for others to rise up to their greater self Contact Info Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music More Info Briefly, some highlights of his career include having been featured in award-winning World's Fair exhibits and he was commissioned to compose the music for the world's first interactive planetarium production with Star Wars creator George Lucas and the Hayden Planetarium in New York City.                                           He composed the IMAX film score for “Galaxies Across Space and Time” which won first place at the Large Format Academy Awards in Los Angeles. Jonn has contributed music to numerous television and media productions, including the award-winning movie "What The Bleep Do We Know?", and the PBS production “John Glenn: An American Hero.” He has written music for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and collaborated with famed NASA astronaut Story Musgrave to produce a unique program of educational narrative and live music called “Space Stories.” Lastly, Jonn is an FAA licensed pilot. He's flown for the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary as a search and rescue mission pilot. Jonn also holds the coveted disaster relief Presidential Award With Valor for his flying in the Deep Water Horizon Gulf oil spill.  

In this episode, Jonn Serrie shares how he combines the timeless depths of space with music vision spanning the universe. A dominant force and pioneer in the space music category, Jonn's goal with his music, is to "dissolve the veil between source and destination, so his audience feels the music the way he does".   A composer, musician, and inspirational performer, Jonn is at the forefront of the electronic music industry with 25 recorded albums on two international records labels with millions in unit sales. His new album expected to be released in Summer 2019 is called Azurae.     In this interview, we'll share how he's elevated his life and the world through his musical talents to include:  What genetic and experiential influences from childhood drove his creative talents Where his inspiration comes from and the secret to creating his music The role of silence and meditation in his work and life The magic of making music visual How titles matter, choose wisely How to find your niche How pulling it all together is really an "inside job" His advice and tips for others to rise up to their greater self Contact Info Website: http://www.thousandstar.com/ Record Labels and Links to Jonn's Music: Valley Entertainment and New World Music More Info Briefly, some highlights of his career include having been featured in award-winning World’s Fair exhibits and he was commissioned to compose the music for the world’s first interactive planetarium production with Star Wars creator George Lucas and the Hayden Planetarium in New York City.                                           He composed the IMAX film score for “Galaxies Across Space and Time” which won first place at the Large Format Academy Awards in Los Angeles. Jonn has contributed music to numerous television and media productions, including the award-winning movie "What The Bleep Do We Know?", and the PBS production “John Glenn: An American Hero.” He has written music for the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and collaborated with famed NASA astronaut Story Musgrave to produce a unique program of educational narrative and live music called “Space Stories.” Lastly, Jonn is an FAA licensed pilot. He’s flown for the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary as a search and rescue mission pilot. Jonn also holds the coveted disaster relief Presidential Award With Valor for his flying in the Deep Water Horizon Gulf oil spill.  

Today's show guides you through the ambient/electronic/acoustic landscape ....seen from a distance: "Sketches" is about images, sounds, memories and emotions. Music as a way of illustrating the way we evolve. Who are we? Where are we? What's the next step about? Music by  Niklas Paschburg, Brambles, Poppy Ackroyd, Jon Hopkins, Rudy Adrian, Max Richter, Jonn Serrie, Martin Nonstatic, Valentin Stip, Alpha Wave Movement.  Sometimes light, sometimes a bit more dark ... but never boring! Go listen and get the original tracks by clicking the links in the tracklist. Thanks for supporting the artists! All content is compiled, arranged, mixed, recorded and finalized by *TC* for the Ambient Zone.

Выпуск Chillout-ветки официального подкаста PromoDJ за апрель. Ведущий - A.e.r.o., гостевой микс представил Reverse Eternity. Приятного прослушивания!Версия подкаста без голоса находится здесь - pdj.cc/FjJscВсех поклонников расслабляющей музыки приглашаем 6 апреля в московский клуб The Tunnel, где состоится вечеринка "LOUNGE WEEKEND". Играют:Sunless, A.e.r.o., Tony Sit и Alesya Shevtsova (вокал). Вход 300 рублей, заказ билетов +7 (965) 258-85-55.Donation / Поддержка проектаFollow Me & Listen: RSS iTunes Bandcamp Facebook ВКонтакте Twitter Last.FM Youtube Instagram MixlrМой новый канал на Youtube, посвящённый играм. Прохождения, обзоры, подкасты и многое другое. Регулярные обновления. Подписывайтесь! A.e.r.o. Mix 1. Deus Ex - UNATCO (A.e.r.o. Remix) [EXCLUSIVE] [Not On Label] 2. Leolife - Phantom (Bart Panco Chill Remix) [Pulsar Recordings] 3. Brook Sapphire - Landing On Mars [Tyranno Lounge] 4. A.e.r.o. - Lounge Weekend [EXCLUSIVE] [Stell Recordings] 4. Albert Wind - Pensieve (Original Mix) [EXCLUSIVE] [Not On Label] 5. Claudio Merlini - Book Of Memories [AD Music] 6. All Objects Lost - Gloria [O2Label] 7. Still Corners - Fireflies [Sub Pop] 8. ATB - Trace Of Life [Kontor Records] 9. Chants Feat. Ramzi Awn - RU4Real [Hush Hush Records] 10.William Gerhardt - Waiting All Night [Wepushbuttons] 11.Pavel Yudin - Sweet (Bart Panco Chill Remix) [Pulsar Recordings] Reverse Eternity Guest-Mix 1. Moby - Old [Mute Records Limited] 2. Reverse Eternity - Oasis [Blue Feather Records] 3. Reverse Eternity - lone star [Blue Feather Records] 4. Saregama With Dante Bucci - Space Fanfare [Not On Label] 5. Sundial Aeon - Pleasure Impact [Flow Records] 6. Full Moon Fashions - Always Feed The Fish Part 2 [Elektrolux] 7. Reverse Eternity - No exit [Blue Feather Records] 8. Jonn Serrie & Hubble Images - Land Of Lyss [Heart of space Records] 9. Leftfield - Melt [Columbia Records] 10.David Helpling & Jon Jenkins - Beyond Words [Deep Exile]

Выпуск Chillout-ветки официального подкаста PromoDJ за апрель. Ведущий — A.e.r.o., гостевой микс представил Reverse Eternity. Приятного прослушивания! Версия подкаста без голоса находится здесь — pdj.cc/FjJsc Всех поклонников расслабляющей музыки приглашаем 6 апреля в московский клуб The Tunnel, где состоится вечеринка "LOUNGE WEEKEND". Играют:Sunless, A.e.r.o., Tony Sit и Alesya Shevtsova (вокал). Вход 300 рублей, заказ билетов +7 (965) 258-85-55. Треклист A.e.r.o. Mix 1. Deus Ex — UNATCO (A.e.r.o. Remix) 2. Leolife — Phantom (Bart Panco Chill Remix) 3. Brook Sapphire — Landing On Mars 4. A.e.r.o. — Lounge Weekend 4. Albert Wind — Pensieve (Original Mix) 5. Claudio Merlini — Book Of Memories 6. All Objects Lost — Gloria 7. Still Corners — Fireflies 8. ATB — Trace Of Life 9. Chants Feat. Ramzi Awn — RU4Real 10.William Gerhardt — Waiting All Night 11.Pavel Yudin — Sweet (Bart Panco Chill Remix) Reverse Eternity Guest-Mix 1. Moby — Old 2. Reverse Eternity — Oasis 3. Reverse Eternity — lone star 4. Saregama With Dante Bucci — Space Fanfare 5. Sundial Aeon — Pleasure Impact 6. Full Moon Fashions — Always Feed The Fish Part 2 7. Reverse Eternity — No exit 8. Jonn Serrie & Hubble Images — Land Of Lyss 9. Leftfield — Melt 10.David Helpling & Jon Jenkins — Beyond Words

Выпуск Chillout-ветки официального подкаста PromoDJ за апрель. Ведущий - A.e.r.o., гостевой микс представил Reverse Eternity. Приятного прослушивания!Версия подкаста без голоса находится здесь - pdj.cc/FjJscВсех поклонников расслабляющей музыки приглашаем 6 апреля в московский клуб The Tunnel, где состоится вечеринка "LOUNGE WEEKEND". Играют:Sunless, A.e.r.o., Tony Sit и Alesya Shevtsova (вокал). Вход 300 рублей, заказ билетов +7 (965) 258-85-55.Donation / Поддержка проектаFollow Me & Listen: RSS iTunes Bandcamp Facebook ВКонтакте Twitter Last.FM Youtube Instagram MixlrМой новый канал на Youtube, посвящённый играм. Прохождения, обзоры, подкасты и многое другое. Регулярные обновления. Подписывайтесь! A.e.r.o. Mix 1. Deus Ex - UNATCO (A.e.r.o. Remix) [EXCLUSIVE] [Not On Label] 2. Leolife - Phantom (Bart Panco Chill Remix) [Pulsar Recordings] 3. Brook Sapphire - Landing On Mars [Tyranno Lounge] 4. A.e.r.o. - Lounge Weekend [EXCLUSIVE] [Stell Recordings] 4. Albert Wind - Pensieve (Original Mix) [EXCLUSIVE] [Not On Label] 5. Claudio Merlini - Book Of Memories [AD Music] 6. All Objects Lost - Gloria [O2Label] 7. Still Corners - Fireflies [Sub Pop] 8. ATB - Trace Of Life [Kontor Records] 9. Chants Feat. Ramzi Awn - RU4Real [Hush Hush Records] 10.William Gerhardt - Waiting All Night [Wepushbuttons] 11.Pavel Yudin - Sweet (Bart Panco Chill Remix) [Pulsar Recordings] Reverse Eternity Guest-Mix 1. Moby - Old [Mute Records Limited] 2. Reverse Eternity - Oasis [Blue Feather Records] 3. Reverse Eternity - lone star [Blue Feather Records] 4. Saregama With Dante Bucci - Space Fanfare [Not On Label] 5. Sundial Aeon - Pleasure Impact [Flow Records] 6. Full Moon Fashions - Always Feed The Fish Part 2 [Elektrolux] 7. Reverse Eternity - No exit [Blue Feather Records] 8. Jonn Serrie & Hubble Images - Land Of Lyss [Heart of space Records] 9. Leftfield - Melt [Columbia Records] 10.David Helpling & Jon Jenkins - Beyond Words [Deep Exile]

For this guest mix I present you, the listener, with an absolutely stellar outing from an ambient DJ that hails from Hungary. Not only that, but the only female ambient DJ in Hungary. How cool is that? Beyond a measurable scale of incredibly cool. LEPQUE started out as a radio DJ, but got the bug for digging into ambient via Peter Namlook and Jonn Serrie, and has been fighting for the pure ambient style for over 10 years now. The name 'Lepque' is a play on the word 'Lepke', which means butterfly in Hungarian. She claims that it comes from the moth symbol. Just as a moth seeks the light, but dies when reaching it, Lepque also prefers to stay in the background, within the cool and soothing darkness.When not preaching the gospel of ambient at a number of festivals at Ozora, the Sziget Festival, VOLT Festival, Waha, and many others, she's afforded the opportunity to spread her art in the club scene as well as radio. When performing at festivals, she is the lone wolf, representing the weary in their unique and mysterious space. In this world, she takes pleasure in witnessing thousands giving in to the sandman as she weaves her sleep-inducing sonic yarn. Seeing the happy faces the next morning proves that it's not just dance music that is welcome at festivals.We are very similar in that we both draw a distinct line between ambient and other subgenres of chillout music, like lounge or downtempo styles (that others claim is ambient). One of the biggest wishes for Lepque is that she can make people realize what true ambient is. As with this space-themed mix, her main focus is to tell a story and present a theme with each creation that she conjures. Through her dreams she develops ideas, and becomes the music storyteller.Her other wish is to eventually release her own music. After hearing her mix, and taking it in, I am pretty anxious to what has been bouncing around in her mind. Lepque, thanks so much for allowing me to host this, and I look forward to witnessing your future dreams coming to light.Visit Lepque on her MIXCLOUD PAGE.TRACK LISTINGThe Healing Lake – Rudy AdrianInfinite Possibility – Phillip WilkersonStarmoods – Jonn SerrieMemories Of Wandering, Pt. 1 – Robert RichMagnificent Gallery – Steve RoachWherever Two Or More Are Gathered – Michael StearnsMerge (Violette Light Mix) – Troll ‘N Roll RecordsThe Return Of Babel – BabelRise To Light – Cosmic Replicant12 18 – Global CommunicationVanishing Memories – Alexander CheresneyUntitled 6 – IrezumiVictims Of A System – Har & AltusA Drowning – AstropilotSignals In Moonlight – Thom BrennanMirage – Peter NamlookEmpire Of Nothing – NuminaBefore The Celebration – HammockHeld Together By Gravity – Carbon Based LifeformsSilent Valleys – Andrew LahiffBeautiful Desolate Spaces – Adam FieldingZen – Tetsu InoueUnder Stars II – Brian Enoturn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

Every so often, I'll make a mix CD of all sorts of ambient MP3's to listen to at bedtime. Things that I like, things that I want to check out, etc. The one that's been in rotation for about 3 months now has been blowing my (sleeping) mind. I finally popped it into the computer to browse its contents. It was Drift Music by Jon Jenkins and Harold Budd, The Stargazer's Journey by Jonn Serrie, a few Brian Eno tunes, and I Fell Asleep At My Desk Making This Mix by Dave at LOW LIGHT MIXES. The amount of chill vibe that I've been getting from this CD has inspired me to make this creation. Therefore, I had to look for the real sonic spacemen to help me gather up some really good ambient sounds. This mix is (once again) for the traveler among the stars. May it bring you tranquility and be the appropriate elevator music for your ascent to the cosmos. Don't forget to search out and support the artists. turn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

I started out just making a mix that used more ‘real’ instruments rather than synthesizer pads to give my respect to the more composed pieces of music. After working on it a bit, I could see that the titles lent themselves to a ‘space’ vibe. That was going to be a theme for a mix of mine at one point, so why not now? These songs represent space, weightlessness, and inspire awe just like the cosmos. You know, very often my son (who is 6) and very much into super heroes asks me what super power I would like to have. My answer is always the same: the power of flight. Why? Because growing up as a little boy and reading Superman comics, I was always captivated and jealous of the fact that he could fly into outer space and see the most amazing thing that the majority of the world’s population would never see. I guess you could say that I’m a bit of an astronomy fan. I pulled a few sound samples for this mix, from a NASA site as well as a site that posted a few samples online. For the next space mix (there will be another at some point), I’ll dig a bit deeper finding better samples, but for now….. In keeping the instrumentation as organic as possible, I opened up with a track from HAROLD BUDD. To me, the sedating effect of this track represents weightlessness. The EP that this track is on was produced by none other than Brian Eno (with Chas Smith on steel guitar). Who would ever think that steel guitar could be so tranquil? For the same reason I like STARS OF THE LID, I also like WINDY & CARL (pssst, real guitar!). They describe their music as ‘dreamy & psychedelic’. I couldn’t agree more. And, of course, with a title like ‘The Sun’, this song fits perfectly. Next up is again a very influential musical hero of mine, VANGELIS. Creation Du Monde translates to ‘Creation of the World’ (French). ALOOF PROOF is an artist that I discovered from the ASPHALT EDEN site and fell very much in love with the organic sound. I purchased Piano Text, and here I decide to play an excerpt from the same release (there are only 2 tracks, but that is more than sufficient). There are more recordings of this artist that can be found online, but this Piano Text is pure magic. JONN SERRIE seems to specialize in ‘space ambient’, if there is such a term. And for a good reason, he makes epic voyage music. I really enjoyed making this mix. I pulled out some astronomy books, checked out some Hubble pictures, and basked in the warm flow of great music.turn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

Between worlds; music inspired by the native traditions of North America from Coyote Oldman, Jonn Serrie, Gary Stroutsos, Deborah Martin, Erik Wollo and Paul Avgerinos.

Between worlds; music inspired by the native traditions of North America from Coyote Oldman, Jonn Serrie, Gary Stroutsos, Deborah Martin, Erik Wollo and Paul Avgerinos.

What does space sound like—and who decided that? Composers have toyed with themes of space, stars and discovery in music—describing through music the ideas of open space, travel, mystery and majesty, as well as imagining what "outer space" might sound like if you could hear it. Narrated by Roger Launius of the Space History Division of the National Air and Space Museum, this piece features Miles Hoffman, commentator for NPR's Morning Edition, John Dennis, who created the music for Disneyland's Space Mountain, and Jonn Serrie, the nation's leading composer of music for planetarium shows.

What does space sound like—and who decided that? Composers have toyed with themes of space, stars and discovery in music—describing through music the ideas of open space, travel, mystery and majesty, as well as imagining what "outer space" might sound like if you could hear it. Narrated by Roger Launius of the Space History Division of the National Air and Space Museum, this piece features Miles Hoffman, commentator for NPR's Morning Edition, John Dennis, who created the music for Disneyland's Space Mountain, and Jonn Serrie, the nation's leading composer of music for planetarium shows.