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Party to Presence!

  • Writer: Deena Rahill
    Deena Rahill
  • 23 hours ago
  • 3 min read

This is something I notice every single year.
It’s not that people suddenly feel “off” because they overdid it.
And it’s not that anything in the body stopped working.
It’s accumulation.
Over the past few weeks, there’s been more stimulation than usual.
More noise. More social energy. More emotional input.
More schedules, conversations, decisions, and interruptions.
At the same time, there’s often less regulation.
Less quiet. Less grounding.
Less movement that truly discharges tension.
More time indoors. More sitting. More holding.
All of that affects the nervous system.
When the nervous system stays activated for too long, the body doesn’t fully reset. Signals don’t clear the way they normally would. Energy lingers where it should have already moved on. And slowly, the system starts to feel heavy, foggy, inflamed, or out of sync.
This is when people begin to notice:
•Feeling overstimulated or exhausted at the same time
•Trouble sleeping or fully relaxing
•Headaches or tension
•Low energy or mental fog
•A general sense of being “off”
Not because anything is broken —
but because the body is carrying more than it’s meant to.
That’s why this moment right after the holidays is actually powerful
time to pause.
Just to notice.
Sound healing is especially supportive here because it works where accumulation lives — beneath thought, beneath effort. Sound meets the nervous system directly, helping the body release what’s been held without needing to analyze or explain it. It restores rhythm where there’s been overload and coherence
where things feel scattered.
It’s about letting the system clear.
Ask yourself gently:
  • How does my body feel right now?
  • Am I forcing change because I think I should, or
am I honoring the rhythm that's true for me?
  • What would balance feel like a month from now?
 Balance doesn’t return overnight, but it does return when the body is
supported consistently.
Sound creates that support by helping the system reset, settle, and
reorganize naturally.
Today isn’t about fixing everything.
It’s about allowing what’s been accumulating to move through —
and choosing how you want to feel as you move forward.
I'll see you all between the frequencies.
Deena – Conductor of the Cosmic Sound

What's get missed out!


What often gets missed is that the body doesn’t release accumulation through willpower. It releases through safety. When the nervous system senses steadiness—through rhythm, vibration, and resonance—it finally releases of what it’s been holding. This is why people often feel lighter, clearer, and more present after sound healing sessions without being able to explain why. The system reorganizes itself. Energy that was stuck begins to move.
The body remembers its own timing again.


This is your Invitation to Experience!

You don’t need more information. You need an experience your body can trust. Sound meets you where thought can’t — inviting the nervous system to settle, the breath to deepen, and the body to remember its natural rhythm.
If this speaks to you, allow yourself to experience sound rather than analyze it. Let vibration carry you back into balance, one frequency at a time.
Sometimes the most powerful shift happens when you stop reading about balance and allow yourself to rest inside it.

I stand as a channel, a powerful conductor of the Cosmic Sound,
Inviting all who enter here to reclaim their true Essence: and so, it is!




 
 
 

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Disclaimer

Sound Therapy (sound healing / sound bath) is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment from a physician or health care professional. Sound Therapy is designed to enhance your total wellness, and should be used in conjunction with your traditional medical care.

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