Purnama: Singing Bowl Meditation

by Max Raphael

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1.	Space 16:30
2.	Before Dawn 06:42	buy track
3.	Purnama (Full Moon) 08:36
4.	Purification 06:26
5.	Talking 02:45
6.	Space Reprise 10:48
7.	Coming Back 05:10

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Dear One,
I welcome you here as I sit on the grass, bathing in the pure light of the Full Moon... I drift in the healing currents of singing bowls while sipping some tea, reflecting in its deep dark liquor the Full Moon light, and the remembrance of You.

Full, also, is the connection I feel to Spirit; the connection between You and I. Sitting under the Moon, I reflect on Her true Light—the one She but passes along—and know it to be the sunlight that nurtures Me-Us...

... the Light seems to come and go, like a busy flame that flickers You and I into existence, dancing to the rhythm of Moon and Sun, weaving our separate moments together. Tonight, though, all before me is motionless and still, cast in a single hue.

This Full Moon, I reflect on the one Light illuminating us all.

Love and Light!

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Recommended listening: It's recommended to experience these recordings on quality headphones/earbuds or full-range speakers.
The singing bowls have their own magic sound and set of harmonic frequencies that can have a powerful healing and relaxing effect on the mind and body, even via recording. Therefore, it's recommended to first play this album in a relaxed, undisturbed time and place and see how it affects you ~ before you try playing it while driving, operating machinery, or engaging in any activity whose safety demands your focused attention.

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released April 19, 2017

Max Raphael: Tibetan singing bowls, Ting-Sha cymbals, chimes

Recorded & mixed by Dan Murphy at Group Effort Sound Studios in Cincinnati, Ohio.*

* “Coming Back” recorded & mixed by Max Raphael at the Music Resource Center Cincinnati.

Mastered by Max Raphael.

"Thank You to everyone, near & far, who has shared this journey of sound with me... and to Ron Esposito, Josh Elstro, Annie Bolling, & the Music Resource Center Cincinnati. Your support and love made this recording possible."

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Max Raphael Cincinnati, Ohio

Max Raphael has a passion for sharing healing practices that bring us home to ourselves. His journeys through sound healing, bodywork, & tea ceremony have taken him across the world. In Nepal, Max discovered the practice of Tibetan singing bowl sound healing—and his own set of bowls, which he can't travel without. Max shares his work in Asia, the USA, and wherever he hears the calling. ... more

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