Erykah Badu - Orange Moon (963hz)
All modern music is tuned to 440Hz. This tuning was designed to stimulate fear, sickness, and oppression, disrupting the natural frequencies in our bodies and creating imbalances. Consistently listening to music tuned to 440Hz blocks energy flow and prohibits us from reaching higher states of consciousness. 963Hz is the frequency of spiritual awakening and connection. This frequency is in harmony with higher natural frequencies, offering numerous benefits. Music tuned to 963Hz enhances spiritual development, enhances intuition, promotes inner peace, activates the pineal gland, and creates a sense of oneness. For the most profound spiritual benefits, it is recommended to practice deep mindful breathing and meditation while listening to music tuned to 963Hz. Allow this healing frequency to align your chakras, give you divine wisdom and help you reach the highest version of yourself. 🧘🏾♀️ If you enjoy the content, please don’t forget to like and subscribe. Peace and Love ❤️ *Copyright Disclaimer: As the producer of this video, I do not claim any credit for the audio playing in this video; and I DO NOT own any rights to the music playing in this video. If any artist, producer, or label wants this video to be taken down, please contact us via email and we will delete it immediately. Thank you.

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