Sound Healing: Vibrational Healing with Ohm Tuning Forks (Book & DVD)
OHM TUNING FORKS BEAUTIFULLY EFFECTIVE Integrating the use of tuning forks into your massage session can help your clients reach a deep state of relaxation and experience a restored sense of well-being. I used two Mid Ohm Tuning Forks symmetrically on acupressure points with the intention to move stagnant energy. I also tried them for relieving joint pain in combination with de Muynck' s CD,There's No Place like Ohmand found them beautifully effective. ----Massage Therapy Journal, Spring 2008TheOhm Therapeuticssound healing method and manual is the perfect musical mojo for a world that is out of sync with the melody of the earth. A sound innovator whose training spans the gap between tribal and classical methods, Marjorie adds to the ancient instruments traditionally usually used to maintain the important synchrony of the human body and the earth. Not just for the professional practitioner, her manual is as indispensable as the Ohm tools that are described in it; it is a gift to a world much in need of re-tuning with earth-song. ----Karen Guerin, Polarity, Sound Healing, and Cranial-Sacral Practitioner, poet, writer, and college instructor.This book and DVD eloquently bridge ancient knowledge of Ohm with scientific understanding to present a refined healing system that is simple and comprehensive. It is a manual for beginners and seasoned healers alike. As an acupuncturist I often use tuning forks instead of needles because they direct energy in a gentle and self-regulating way. Marjorie acknowledges the body's innate healing intelligence and this theme underlies her healing perspective. The beauty of this system comes at a much needed time in our personal and planetary evolution. It is refreshing to read a work that examines the benefits of a musical system based on the historically rich tone of Ohm. During this time in our evolution, when we are beginning to understand just how far we have strayed from nature and her cycles, Ohm is exactly what is needed. It points the way home. ----Excerpt from the Foreword by Elizabeth Durkin, MAc, LAc, LMP