Worldwide Peace Choir Offering

For Listeners

Follow all 7 steps to practice your Pillar of Peace meditation 4 (or more) times as a listener. Please record the date and location of your offering so that we can add you to our site upon registration. The tones used in the offering are available here.

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1) I PREPARE MYSELF
I clear the energy in my body.
I clear my mind (I set aside “to do lists” and other concerns) so that I can focus on my offering.
I take some deep breaths and stretch my body gently.

2) I CONNECT with the energy of peace
I take a moment to connect with my feelings of peace.
I feel a sense of honoring, gratitude and sacredness in myself.
As I enter sacred space I bring honoring, gratitude and sacredness to my offering.

3) I PREPARE my sacred space
I clear the room where I will make my offering.
(smudge, sprinkle holy water, light candles, burn incense, place flowers, etc…)

4) I STATE my INTENTIONS (read out loud affirmations below)

The INTENTIONS of the Worldwide Peace Choir are:

I am singing and listening to the Pineal Tones©
in Celebration of
Peace in myself,
Peace on Earth and
Peace in my home and beyond.
We are singing and listening to the Pineal Tones©

in Celebration of
Peace in ourselves.
Peace on Earth and
Peace in Israel.

 

5) I OPEN sacred space
I say a favorite prayer or tone omm or sing a spiritual opening song, etc…
You may simply say ‘I now open sacred space and begin my offering’.

6) I MAKE my offering of Pineal Tones
I sing and listen to the Pineal Tones recording from “Maui 2012 – Ancient Sounds for the Future.”
To focus on clearing, listen to the morning choir (tracks 1 – 14).
To focus on harmonizing, listen to the afternoon choir (tracks 15 – 28).

7) I CLOSE sacred space
I say a favorite closing prayer, song, dedication, “and so it is” …
These words of closure serve to complete and release my offering.

 

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