16/06/2026
OUR VOICE, THE SOUND IT CARRIES, ITS HEALING ABILITY
Today I listened to an extract from my meditation recording, the special project that has been unfolding over the last few months. It's now reaching its final phase; you could say it's in post-production!
I listened to the part of the meditation that carries my vocals, the part that captured the sound I'd received and brought through.
No, I don't sing in the recording, not exactly...
Over the last year or so, I've felt called — or perhaps gently nudged — to use my voice in this way. It happens when I close my eyes and tune into my body. A sound comes. Sometimes it arrives even before I consciously tune in, almost out of the blue. It's a little like a melody, but also like a call.
I don't really have a word for it.
You might call it inspiration, channelling, receiving... What I know is that it feels as though the sound comes to me rather than from me. I don't create it. It arrives, and then moves through me.
I have to say, it takes a lot of courage to allow this.
The process asks me to step out of my mind and drop into my heart, into my body. Every time I sense the sound arriving, I can feel the ego — the inner critic — wanting to step in. A part of me doesn't feel entirely safe expressing myself in this way.
I understand where that hesitation comes from. A few centuries ago, expressing myself like this may well have led me to be burnt at the stake...
That is because, I believe, sound has the capacity to heal.
Our voice is a powerful tool.
Think of lullabies and the way they soothe babies to sleep. Think of your favourite piece of music and how quickly it can shift the way you feel.
Sound carries frequency. It carries energy. That frequency interacts with our body, our nervous system, our organs, all the way to our cells.
The way sound is finding its way to me — and through me — feels significant. It feels important that I share it.
And if I'm honest, it also feels vulnerable.
But I already know there is no other way.
I need to honour the call.
As the saying goes: "Feel the fear and do it anyway."
And don't get me wrong — I am genuinely looking forward to sharing the recording with you. 😊