We're working with a woman who started a thing called the sound bar, which is basically utilizing our music and a spa situation where people come in with headphones and there's little meditation cushions and they sit down and take bar and the veterans, one of the one, the testimonials that were going to have on

video very soon there was a veteran that was on 13 medications and just in a month

of working with the music through the sound bar he's down to two pills and

major changes in his life and he just was raving you know to the sound bar about how

powerful this was that he started bringing other veteran friends to experience

this and so it's just something that now we're setting up a clinical trial with the veterans.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check.

Today, Paul welcomed back musician, poet, artist and author Ian Morris.

Ian is the founder of listening to Smile and creates healing frequency-minded music for personal

growth and well-being.

The company grew out of Ian's personal experience during a time of very poor health.

As a multi-instrumentalist he instinctively sought solace in music

and began to study the sacred healing potentials of sound and vibration.

What can then best be described as a combination of divine inspiration, timing and skill set all merged.

He began creating and producing compositions of tones and frequencies which led him to personally reclaim his health and he now shares his method through music for individuals, wellness practitioners and workplace wellness programs as well as one-to-one coaching.

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And now who is Paul talking with Ian about finding your frequency.

Hello everybody, welcome to Living 4D with Paul Chek.

Super excited today I've got my buddy Ian Morris back

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