Channeling the Science of Healing: Trauma, Epigenetics & the Nervous System | Gail Lynn





What if we could explore healing through both scientific and spiritual perspectives?





In this episode of the Broader Lens Podcast, Gail Lynn, the creator of the Harmonic Egg®, delves into the intricate relationship between trauma, the nervous system, epigenetics, and vibrational healing.





This conversation examines how our experiences shape us and highlights the significance of sound, light, frequency, and intention in promoting well-being. It encourages us to consider healing from a broader perspective.





Join us as Gail shares her personal journey, the inspiration behind the Harmonic Egg®, and the profound connections between science, consciousness, and personal transformation.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTNZsBwpfPw&t=6s


For more insights, listen to the episode on SoundCloud:



https://soundcloud.com/user-123456789/broader-lens-podcast-gail-lynn


Trauma and Epigenetics

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