Isizwe Studios

Dear IsIzWe Studios and Facebook Community, We are setting a goal to serve more sound therapy clients in 2021! If you are interested in a session, or learning more about the process, or are simply wanting to share this insight to encourage others in your family and community to benefit from a sound therapy session or series, please watch and share. https://youtu.be/iyHgZxooLXg

We are very grateful for the donations received in the first weeks of 2021 and value the uplifting support that has allowed us to pay rent and some utilities!! That said, we wanted to share feedback from a recent sound therapy client and give you deeper insight into the experiences that we are striving to facilitate at IsIzWe Studios with your continued support. Our client's feedback: " That was an incredibly profound experience. I find myself very intrigued. I've never felt ...that close to the divine. And I can't wait to experience it again. I have this overwhelming desire to that experience a constant part of my life. As constant as possible. Not just sound therapy but meditation and cultivating joy Throughout all aspects of my life. There is so much freedom in living in the moment. I actually had tears this morning, reminiscing about it, it was so beautiful." Please know that your contributions, prayers and affirmations are a deep source of support as we facilitate Covid Safe outdoor sound therapy sessions combining sound, meditation, conscious breathing, the sun and the sounds of nature marching toward Spring, Paul Musical Arts and Sound Therapy Director IsizWe studios See more

SoundShare:Jaw Harp. Also, known as the Mouth Harp is just one of the many instruments that is taught at IsIzWe Studios and Human Resonance Learning. Fun Facts: In Siberia and Mongolia, the Jaw Harp was used to both induce trance and to heal the sick. Also , Dr. Franz Anton Mesmer is said to have used the Jaw Harp therapeutically in psychotherapy. Moreover, there are around 1000 different names for the instrument that have been noted worldwide!

We are incredibly grateful to our friend Cathy Fadden Schoch who not only donated to our ongoing GoFundMe campaign at gf.me/u/zcf9z9 but donated musical instruments for our Little Music Adventurers program for kids Pre-K through 2, as well as a remarkable and unique Cedar Flute for our Indigenous Orchestra Program!! If you have not already, please share our ongoing campaign, as it is sentiment and support like this that we are honored to receive and move forward with in an effort to provide inspirational and unique learning opportunities. With creative goodness and gratitude, and best wishes for our 2021, Paul IsIzWe Studios Musical Arts Director

Dear Family, Friends, Collaborators, Fellow Educators, Students, Musicians and Sound Therapists, as well as the Facebook Community. We are deeply grateful to have received more donations at gf.me/u/zcf9z9. Please check out this update communicating how the donation is being applied, as well as enjoy an anecdote about this week's music lessons which conveys the innovation, growth and inspiration that we are striving to continue sharing, with your kind support and activism. ... With tremendous gratitude and warmth, Paul