The Body Listens First
Before words, before understanding, the body is already listening.
This track offers a steady, spacious field of Tibetan singing bowl tones, allowing you to notice what is present without needing to change it. There is no guidance to follow and no outcome to reach.
The sound is simple and unforced, giving space for your nervous system to respond in its own way—whether that is settling, staying the same, or moving in and out of awareness.
You may notice sensation.
You may notice stillness.
You may notice nothing at all.
All of this belongs.
This is not about creating an experience.
It is about allowing the body to be met—without pressure, without expectation.
Nothing is required of you here.
Practitioner / Facilitator License
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Practitioner / Facilitator License
For Therapeutic, Educational, and Group Use
This Practitioner / Facilitator License grants permission to use this sound recording in professional, therapeutic, educational, and group settings under the following terms:
Permitted Uses
The licensed recording may be used by:
Mental health therapists and counselors
Somatic practitioners and bodyworkers
Yoga, meditation, and mindfulness instructors
Trauma-informed facilitators
Educators, coaches, and group leaders
Use is permitted in:
In-person or virtual one-to-one sessions
Group classes, workshops, or circles
Private client sessions
Professional practice environments
The recording may be played during sessions as a supportive listening experience or background sound, without modification.
Restrictions
This license does not permit:
Redistribution, resale, or sharing of the recording (free or paid)
Uploading to streaming platforms, websites, apps, or social media
Use in recorded products, courses, or downloadable content
Alteration, remixing, or editing of the audio
Transfer of this license to another practitioner or organization
Each practitioner or practice location must purchase their own license.
Important Notes
This recording is not a medical or psychological treatment and is not a substitute for licensed care.
The practitioner remains fully responsible for the safety, scope, and ethical use of the recording within their practice.
Clients should always be given choice around listening and participation.
Copyright
All rights not expressly granted are reserved.
© Julie Jules Smoot and JS Worldbridger. All rights reserved.
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