In this episode of Beyond the Sounds, I sit down with musician, educator, and sound meditation facilitator Lynda Arnold for a thoughtful conversation about what it truly means to deepen your practice as a sound healer.We explore why learning doesn't stop after certification, the importance of embodying your practice before stepping into the role of facilitator, and how understanding music theory and sound design can help you create more intentional and impactful sound experiences. We also dive into the realities of producing large sound meditation events and protecting your nervous system along the way. This episode is a reminder that confidence isn't built overnight—it grows through curiosity, practice, and a lifelong commitment to learning.GUEST RESOURCES: Lynda's Website: https://www.divasonic.comhttps://www.divasonicmusicacademy.comSound Meditation Design Manual: https://www.divasonicmusicacademy.com/sound-meditation-design-manualSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1vUMEtBjHR3CPX9E2viWwx?si=VnQNJB7LQLCdHEPYk0475QMY RESOURCES: Website: www.kaycelaine.comMusic Theory for Sound Healers Course: https://kaycelaine.thinkific.com/courses/music-theory-for-sound-healersFollow me on Insta: www.instagram.com/kaycelaine

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