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Ethereal was inspired by a beautiful window at Veterans’ Memorial in Columbus, Ohio.

I had been at the Universal Lightworkers Expo that year and found myself in a room with a wall of glass windows covered with a series of square spirals that made a beautiful pattern both in the window itself and the light that shone into the space. Combine this with all of the wonderful energy of the day and the amazing natural resonance of a large open room unadulterated by the buzz and mayhem of busy people, and voila… a perfect moment for singing, alone and untouched by anyone or anything else.

It was just me, the light from the window, and the sound of my voice and in that surreal moment, out came “Hallelujah”, today known as “Ethereal”.

To remain true to the theme of the U.L.E. weekend where this song was born, Ethereal was produced with the specific intention for healing. Before being released to the general public, the track was infused with a triple-layer energy treatment of light, breath and sound to help listeners relax, release and let go. The idea was that merely listening repeatedly would help to clear stagnant energy patterns in the body and auric field, helping listeners feel better and improve their lives.

For maximum healing benefit, listen to Ethereal at least seven times. You may not even like the sound of the song itself, but that’s OK. Do it anyway and notice how you feel each pass through as you listen. And if at first, you are more annoyed than feeling better, that’s OK too. Sometimes that’s part of the process of stirring up old stuff that can be released.

To further enhance the experience, sit quietly and fully in your seat. As you listen, breathe deeply and exhale down deep into the earth. Imagine and allow light to shine on you, surround you and perhaps even fill your body and energize you. Enjoy!

Credits

Recorded and produced by Steve Ryan, Box Spring Productions