Sense of Oneness

For Sense of Oneness

This Practitioner / Facilitator License grants limited permission to use Sense of Oneness in professional, therapeutic, educational, and facilitated settings under the terms outlined below.

Permitted Uses

With this license, the practitioner or facilitator may use the recording in:

• Mental health, counseling, and psychotherapy settings

• Somatic, body-based, and trauma-informed practices

• Sound healing, meditation, and contemplative listening sessions

• Spiritual or reflective group environments (non-dogmatic)

• Workshops, retreats, circles, and facilitated gatherings

• One-to-one or group sessions (in person or live virtual)

The recording may be played live during sessions as supportive listening or ambient sound. Use may be guided or unguided, provided participation remains voluntary, consent-based, and paced to participant comfort.

Relational & Trauma-Informed Use

Sense of Oneness supports connection without loss of self. Practitioners agree to:

• Avoid coercive spiritual framing or enforced ideas of unity

• Honor individual boundaries, identities, and lived experience

• Emphasize choice, grounding, and personal autonomy

• Respect distance, neutrality, or separation as valid experiences

• Allow participants to pause, stop, or disengage at any time without explanation

Oneness is offered as possibility, not expectation.

Restrictions

This license does not permit:

• Redistribution, resale, or sharing of the recording (free or paid)

• Uploading, embedding, or streaming the audio on websites, platforms, apps, or social media

• Use in recorded sessions, online courses, trainings, or downloadable materials

• Editing, remixing, excerpting, or altering the audio

• Transfer or sublicensing to another practitioner, organization, or location

Each practitioner, facilitator, studio, or practice must obtain their own license.

Important Notes

• Sense of Oneness is not a medical or psychological treatment and does not replace licensed care.

• Practitioners are responsible for ethical, consent-based facilitation and remaining within their professional scope.

• Emotional or somatic responses may arise; pacing, grounding, and participant choice are essential.

Copyright

All rights not expressly granted under this license are reserved by the rights holder.

Extended Use

For inclusion in recorded programs, institutional settings, publications, or commercial offerings, a separate extended license is required. Please contact for permissions and pricing.