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Rendez-vous en direct les 2ème et 4ème mardi du mois de 17:00 à 18:00 sur ALIGRE FM 93.1 Respirations met en lumières les pratiques des arts internes et leurs bienfaits thérapeutiques qui engagent le souffle profond, le souffle qui relie (arts martiaux, yoga, méditation, spiritualité, sonothérapie, chamanisme…). Les taoïstes parlent très joliment de contempler un « paysage intérieur » lorsqu'on tourne le regard vers l'écoute intérieure de soi. La chanteuse Louise Vertigo, fondatrice de La Voix et le Souffle, invite des experts et des personnes riches de savoirs et d’expériences transformatrices, cependant peu visibles sur Internet. Leurs échanges chaleureux, ponctués de musiques choisies selon le sujet abordé, permettent de recentrer les auditeurs, le temps de savourer la parole de l’invité. De ce fait, chaque épisode fait l’effet d’un « massage sonore ». https://www.louisevertigo.com/ ; https://www.voixetsouffle.com/

Respirations # 24 septembre 2024 - Rencontre avec Severine Perron

Respirations # 24 septembre 2024 - Rencontre avec Severine Perron

Publié le dimanche 29 septembre 2024 à 21:32 par Louise Vertigo

Durée : 57:35

Tags : plantes, rituels

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Thème : La sagesse des plantes

Rencontre avec Séverine Perron pour la parition de deux ouvrages : "Alchimie végétale" et "Rituels" chez Gallimard.

L'émission sera illustrée par sa programmation musicale en relation avec les éléments.

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