Joanne Shenandoah is one of Native America’s most celebrated musicians and lecturers. She carries beauty in her soul and voice but also through her interactions with diverse communities around the world.  She provides strength and passion for the people that is found in the likes of iconic philosophers and wisdom-keepers.  Holding a Grammy and 45 plus music awards, plus an Emmy nomination, she is an Ambassador of peace, human and earth rights, capturing the hearts of audiences all over the world. 

Her philanthropic efforts have included works with organizations for earth and human rights specifically women and children.  In addition, she is a founding member of the Hiawatha Institute for Indigenous Knowledge a non-profit educational organization who’s aim is to provide all with ancient knowledge of her ancestors.

Contact: http://www.joanneshenandoah.com/

To listen to the interview, click the player below. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please use the comment section under this post or contact Ellen Kamhi here.

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Studies have shown that soothing music can have a positive effect on heart rate, and can be very beneficial to patients in reducing anxiety. Music therapy is a wonderful addition to everyone’s routine. Ellen Kamhi PhD RN ( article author), did an experiment using the healing sounds created by Steven Halpern, which measured an increase in immune activity following listening to specific music.

Live blood cell analysis is a technique that offers a real time perspective on the health of our blood. A drop of blood is extracted from the fingertip, and placed under a darkfield microscope.

If the blood is stagnant or sluggish, with lots of red cells clumped together, it can be a result of just eating a heavy meal (which is why you feel sluggish), or a more chronic condition needing to be addressed.

You can see this in the ‘before’ imagery; when the music (CHAKRA SUITE) is played, and a second drop of blood extracted, you can see the remarkable difference almost immediately. Dr. Ellen Kamhi, “the Natural Nurse”, points out how much more movement (motility) there is as well in the white blood cells (neutrophils) which is an indication that they are better able to do their job as scavenger of toxins and as a key component of our immune system.

The video thus demonstrates the healing powers of music. For more information on Steven Halpern‘s sound healing music, visit his website