Klartext mit Herz #8: Maria Kaplan – Musik ist Medizin

🎙️ Straight Talk with Heart: What happens in the body when we hear healing frequencies? In this episode of Straight Talk with Heart, Lea speaks with Maria Kaplan in her practice in Darmstadt about a topic many intuitively sense: Music can heal. Maria works with Aramaic chants, whose frequencies can have a calming effect on the nervous system and accompany people through deep inner processes. She shares how she herself came to this path, how singing is used in her work, and why voice, intuition, and frequency often create access to levels that are difficult to reach through conversation alone. The conversation also covers the effect of music on the brain, findings from scientific measurements of brainwaves, and why many people today have lost touch with themselves—and how sound can help reconnect with their inner selves. Maria works with Aramaic chants, whose frequencies can have a calming effect on the nervous system and accompany people through deep inner processes. You will also learn: How Maria found her calling in singing Why Aramaic chants can have a calming effect on the nervous system What was observed in brainwave measurements during her singing What people bring to her Why many people know what they no longer want – but not what they truly want How intuitive singing reconnects people with their feelings What role singing can play in grief and bereavement support More about Maria Kaplan at: https://mariakaplan.de More about the Resource Power Plant at: www.ressourcenkraftwerk.de Chapters: 00:00 – Intro: A visit with Maria Kaplan in Darmstadt 01:27 – Who Maria is and how her journey began 03:01 – The turning point: How singing became her calling 05:16 – How she works with people 08:39 – Music, frequencies, and the nervous system 09:07 – Brainwave measurements at a conference 17:15 – What people bring Come to her 26:07 – Practical Examples 36:06 – Singing in Grief and End-of-Life Care 42:33 – Future, Projects, and Seminars 📌 Topic suggestions? Write them in the comments – we'd love to address them in a future episode.