iAwake Technologies - Call of the Heart (Scandinavian Lullabies with Theta Waves) [FLAC]

Scandinavian Lullabies with Theta Waves and Biofield Energy to Open and Heal Your Heart

Truly beautiful, new tech-infused music. Scandinavian lullabies sung by a little known but evocative and incredible singer with sparse, haunting, sweet, deep music - embedded with sound technologies designed to support healing, opening, loving, and becoming centered.

Call of the Heart soundtracks are lullabies, songs mothers sang, and still sing, to soothe their children to sleep. The songs come from Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

All these tracks target theta brainwaves, which are associated with deep creativity, insight, healing, intuition, and access to inner guidance. The biofield formula infused in the tracks provides a naturally balancing and soothing energy, cleanses and balances the energetic heart, and emits a strong vibration of unconditional love, joy, warmth, and emotional healing.

Here are some of the ways people are using the tracks:

for heart opening
for centering
as opening music for a meditation session
to be deeply touched
for helping to feel into and release submerged grief
to help shift from anger to the underlying sadness
to prepare for sleep
to help relieve emotional pain

Vidia Wesenlund is the singer and developer of the soundtracks, which come from her only solo album. Her music has been featured in the award-winning documentary, Samsara (2011), with music produced by Michael Sterns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci. Originally from Norway, she lives in New Mexico, US. She graduated from the American Musical & Dramatic Academy in NYC, worked as an actress in Norway for many years, and later studied different singing techniques both in Norway and the US.

1 Three Stars Walking 5:32
2 Love Love 6:06
3 Holding 7:14
4 Song of Mama Troll 7:21
5 Mama's Song 4:11
6 Light Calling 6:02
7 The Healing Rose 4:19
8 Ever-Present Light 4:06

Avg Bitrate: 822kbps
Bit Depth: 16
Sample Rate: 44100 Hz
reference libFLAC 1.3.1 20141125