Snow Moon | Full Moon Meditational Journey | Theta Waves at 7 Hz | 432 Hz Healing Frequencies скачать в хорошем качестве

Snow Moon | Full Moon Meditational Journey | Theta Waves at 7 Hz | 432 Hz Healing Frequencies

Welcome to Lumina Universe! 🌌 Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of February's full moon with this calming video. The music is tuned to 432 Hz, known for its harmonious and healing properties, while binaural theta waves at 7 Hz guide you into a deep state of relaxation and meditation. Let the soothing visuals and sounds transport you to a place of peace and tranquility. February's full moon is often called the "Snow Moon". The name comes from Native American, colonial America and European traditions. It reflects the typically heavy snowfall that occurs in February, particularly in North America. Other names for February's full moon include the "Hunger Moon", due to the difficulty in finding food during harsh winter conditions, and the "Storm Moon", which acknowledges the often severe weather during this time of year. Names & Traditions Native American : Native American tribes had a deep connection with nature and used the phases of the moon to track time. Many tribes had unique names for each full moon, reflecting the seasonal changes and activities. For example: The Algonquin tribes called February’s full moon the "Snow Moon" due to the heavy snowfall during this month. The Dakota, Lakota, and Assiniboine tribes referred to it as the "Raccoon Moon" and the "Groundhog Moon", indicating the animals' activities around this time. The Cherokee tribe named it the "Bone Moon", as it was a time when food was scarce and people often had to gnaw on bones and make bone marrow soup to survive. European Traditions In Europe, the names for full moons were often rooted in medieval and ancient customs, influenced by agricultural cycles and the natural environment. Some examples include: Storm Moon: reflects the harsh winter storms of February. Hunger Moon: signifies the scarcity of food during the cold months. Candles Moon: comes from the Celtic tradition of celebrating Imbolc, a festival marking the midpoint between the winter solstice and spring equinox. It was a time to light candles and celebrate the lengthening days. Both Native American and European traditions showcase a deep reverence for the natural world and its rhythms. ❄️ Benefits of this Video: 432 Hz Music: Experience the natural frequency of the universe, promoting harmony and well-being. Binaural Theta Waves (7 Hz): Enhance your meditation with brainwave entrainment, helping you achieve a deep meditative state. Full Moon Visuals: Bask in the glow of the February's full moon, a symbol of new beginnings. 🧘 How to Use: Find a quiet and comfortable space. Close your eyes and take deep breaths. Allow the frequencies to guide you into a state of deep meditation. Tip: Use headphones for the best binaural beat experience. You can also go under the moonlight and begin with the first two steps. Then let the soothing vibrations of the moon guide you. 🌕 Find the visualization techniques, meditations, energy healing and more on our Instagram profile: Lumina Universe Remember to: 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more meditations and wellness tips. 💬 Leave a comment below sharing your experience with this meditation. 📤Share this video with friends and family who might benefit from it. Disclaimer: This meditation is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. Always consult with a healthcare provider for any health concerns. Music and Video created by: ‪@julianmourmusic‬, Lumina Universe. ⓒ & ℗ 2025 Julia Mour. All rights reserved. Thank you for joining us on this journey. Namaste 🙏🏼