And I found it incredibly interesting that he had a lot of doubt about sound healing when he first encountered it, and now look at him–he’s doing it. He’s helping all kinds of people with his groovy singing bowls and drums and stuff.

Very cool interview Koren! Thanks for sharing Fabeku with us!

Thanks.

Yes, Fabeku work is interesting. I, too, have used music to set tones – usually a quiet calm tone in my office, but I know firsthand the benefits of using it to move stuckness as I have Fabeku’s CD and free downloads. Good stuff.

Your interview technique is great – you really LISTEN to what people say and share your own experiences in a very relevant way. That really adds a lot to the interview!! Thanks.

Isn’t Fabeku’s work really interesting. I have understood using music as a “pump up” prior to a race or when taking a spin class, but to use it to move out of stuckness.

Thanks for listening.

Two things really struck me from your interview with Fabeku – I really liked the thought of Sound as Teacher. Pardon the pun, but it really struck a chord within me. I like how you shared how you set the tone (teach your family) by starting the day with music that gets them going in the right direction in the morning.
The other comment that really hit home was is it the space between the notes that creates music.

A lot to think about. Thank you for a really interesting interview. I totally enjoyed it – including hearing Blue Morpho and a bit about the intention behind it.