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MP3 Anita Jung and Rajamani - The River Between - A TranceFormational Journey to Awareness
7 MP3 Songs in this album (61:42) !
Related styles: SPOKEN WORD: With Music, SPOKEN WORD: Instructional
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Anita Jung, LPC, DAPA, originally from Europe, is a psychotherapist, workshop facilitator, clinical supervisor, and the author of several therapeutic CDS. Along with renowned world music artist Oliver Rajamani, she has created musical projects that can be used in the privacy of your own home. Her work speaks of gentle mindfulness that directs listeners inward to make desired changes. Rajamani''s exotic, deeply felt musical tunes allows listeners to get in touch with inner talents and creativity.
Anita Jung''s humorous and spiritual approach and style to healing have made her a very popular workshop presenter nationally and internationally. Her workshops focus on Ericksonian hypnosis and approaches, mind body awareness, and post-modern principles.
Weaving her own creative approach to psychotherapy with the principles of Ericksonian hypnotherapy, bioenergetics, solution-focused strategies, stories, and metaphors, she demonstrates how anyone can create and utilize their existing experiences, wisdom, memories, creativity, and imagination to move towards effective solutions.
Hailing from India, Rajamani has the magic and spirit of the Indian music and the fire and passion of the Gypsy music in his blood and you can feel in when you listen to him. Oliver Rajamani, born and raised in TamilNadu, India, is a renowned world music artist who is credited for keeping alive: the ancient vanishing Tamil folk music and Culture, and the nomadic and devotional musical styles of India. Music critics have distinguished Rajamani as an "artist who has redefined Gypsy Music by taking it back to India (homeland of the Roma Gypsy) to its original roots" and "literally destroying borders."
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