17. Global Glacier Sound Meditation: Celebrating the First World Day of Glaciers

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The Glacier's Song

Néfur

19 episodes

5 days ago

The Glacier’s Song is a multi-layered journey inspired by the experience of listening and singing with Icelandic glaciers. I aim to inspire you to connect with nature, with your creative force and with your sensual power in embodied ways. This podcast includes meditations with the sounds of glaciers, invitations to use your singing voice, invitations to connect with your sensual energy through sounds of water and poetry, reflections on experiences of love and self-love, interviews, storytelling and insights into the creative journey of my album, live concert and artbook The Water, The Lover.

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17. Global Glacier Sound Meditation: Celebrating the First World Day of Glaciers

The Glacier's Song

53 minutes 36 seconds

7 months ago

17. Global Glacier Sound Meditation: Celebrating the First World Day of Glaciers

In celebration of the 1st World Day of Glaciers Néfur offers a Global Sound Meditation with the sounds of glaciers she recorded in Iceland for people from all over the world to listen to glaciers' direct voices.

In this episode, Marcela Fernández, Cymene Howe and Néfur introduce you to some of the endangered or already disappeared glaciers of the world, and Néfur takes you on a listening journey to open your heart to receive the voices of glaciers in combination with her voice.

For a powerful experience, during the sound meditation part of this episode we recommend you close your eyes and use headphones.

The Glaciers we introduced and invited into the meditation are:

Anderson Glacier (United States)

Pico Humbolt (Venezuela)

Monte Perdido & Aneto (Spain)

Hofsjökull (Iceland)

Santa Isabel (Colombia)

You can find all of their stories in the Global Glacier Casualty List https://glaciercasualtylist.rice.edu

Episode hosted by Néfur in collaboration with activist and NGO founder Marcela Fernández from Cumbres Blancas Colombia and climate anthropologist Cymene Howe from Rice University and Global Glacier Casualty List.

In recent years, singer, composer & sound-artist Néfur has recorded the sounds of Icelandic glaciers, has sung with them and listened with them, while also creating original compositions, performances, workshops and meditative sound journeys uniting her voice to the ones of glaciers.