With Originator of Biofield Tuning
Eileen McKusick

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We all know that music and sound influences us – but how exactly does it do that? In this talk, we will look at the interface between the human body and sound, and specifically on how sound interacts with and informs the electrical system of our body. We will also discuss how it is possible for sound healing to work at a distance.

Special Offer: The Nuances of Healing: Shortcuts to Grace

About 15 years into my journey with tuning forks, I hit a place where I started to understand the subtleties and nuances of what I was encountering. And I found that when I worked with those subtleties, that was when the magic really started to happen. In the arts, it is in the attention to details that good becomes great, and the healing arts is no different.

Please join me for this one hour class where I will do my best to convey to you something I have never explained anywhere before. Regardless of what healing art you practice, I will teach you how to listen more deeply, sense more broadly, and most importantly, trust what you notice! I hope you can join me!

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The Nuances of Healing: Shortcuts to Grace 1 Hour Class
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About Eileen McKusick

Eileen Day McKusick, MA is a pioneer in the fields of the human biofield, therapeutic sound, and electric health. A researcher, author, inventor, educator and practitioner, Eileen has been researching health since 1987, and specifically how sound impacts health, since 1996.

She is the originator of Biofield Tuning (with thousands of students trained worldwide since 2010), the founder of the Biofield Tuning Institute (which conducts grant funded, IRB approved and peer reviewed studies on the human biofield), and author of the award winning, bestselling book “Tuning the Human Biofield: Healing with Vibrational Sound Therapy”, as well as the upcoming “Electric Body, Electric Health” (Macmillan, 1/21).