Singing To The Inner Heart

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Singing To The Inner Heart

by Coen Tuerlings | Tribal Lifestyle Guide

Rated

4.6

Type

music

Activity

Meditation

Suitable for

Everyone

Plays

1.1k

"Singing to the Inner Heart" brings our heart frequency into harmony. The neuroscience of singing shows that when we sing, our neurotransmitters connect in new and different ways. It fires up the right temporal lobe of our brain, releasing endorphins that make us smarter, healthier, happier and more connected. When we sing with other people, this effect is amplified. We create an amplified field together where we heal.

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Meet your Teacher

Coen Tuerlings | Tribal Lifestyle Guide

Tilburg, Netherlands

Meet your Teacher

Coen Tuerlings | Tribal Lifestyle Guide

Tilburg, Netherlands

4.6 (62)

Recent Reviews

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Mala

June 26, 2020

that was amazing! I was totally drawn in! thank you!

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Cheryl

February 19, 2020

Loved it!! Our own voice sounds resonate wonderful with us!!

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Anne

February 15, 2020

Very atmospheric music thank you

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Jackie

January 30, 2020

Thank you for your help. I listened to this and really found it helpful to relax. Shared

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Taliba

November 9, 2019

Ik ben er stil van....🙏

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Ron

November 9, 2019

Another outstanding, atmospheric piece from one of my new favorite composers on IT. The final, roughly minute-long section is especially powerful (at least for me)—sonically spare after all the whirling voices that keep building just before it. By chance I had just listened to another instrumental piece also tagged as “shamanic,” by a composer who shall remain nameless, and its shortcomings made Coen T’s strengths even clearer to me. Where the other musician’s work felt formless—just a bunch of cool sounds strung together with no evident structure—CT at his best is able to give the listener a thread to follow throughout all the weirdness, and as a result his work really takes me on a journey (it’s genuinely “trip-py” in that sense). And it’s a journey I want to take as often as possible. Headphones or a really powerful, immersive sound system recommended in order to experience the sensation of depth here.

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Helene

November 7, 2019

Thank you ! That was intense ! 🙏

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Moira

November 7, 2019

That was a powerful and nurturing experience 🙏 ... felt like my heart was being embraced while being filled with compassion. Thank you deeply from my heart and soul. 💜💝💞

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Pam

November 7, 2019

I’m going to start by saying, I really did enjoy this. It seemed quite ritualistic to me. In the beginning (I listen with a headset) and the sounds were going from left to right, seemed very dizzying. But as it mellowed out, I saw a large cauldron on top of a fire being stirred and the stirring changed direction every so often. I loved the steady state sound, which the vibrations did work themselves down to my chest and upper arms. In my mind I saw the pot being stirred and people slowly dancing around it, as I watched from a small distance. It was night and the only light was from the fire and the moon. I was very calm watching. Very relaxed through this entire meditation. Thank you for sharing this unique trip for me.