Awaken Hope with Jeralyn Glass on Music for Healing
Awaken Hope with Jeralyn Glass on Music for Healing  
Podcast: Brushwood Media Network
Published On: Sun Aug 30 2026
Description: Music as Medicine and The Healing Power of Sound Jeralyn Glass is one of the foremost leaders in the world of holistic healing through music as medicine, an internationally acclaimed opera singer, and author of “Sacred Vibrations: The Transformative Power of Crystalline Sound and Music.” In her book, “Sacred Vibrations” (Hay House), Jeralyn shows that music isn’t just an art form - it is the universal language soothing our souls, healing our wounds, and lifting our spirits.  “More than mere melodies, music is a potent medicine transcending barriers, offering solace, inspiration, and profound healing, connecting us as one. Each of our bodies is a vibrating instrument, with its own unique signature that is ours to discover, to develop, to free, and to express as fully as possible in this gift we have called Life.” – Jeralyn Glass Sound meditation is a powerful tool for achieving deep relaxation, reducing stress, and promoting spiritual well-being. By harnessing the healing power of sound, individuals can experience a range of benefits, including reduced muscle pain, improved mood, and an increased sense of calm. One popular form of sound meditation is the sound bath. This immersive experience allows the body and mind to enter a state of deep relaxation, which has been shown to lower blood pressure, increase blood circulation, and promote overall physical and emotional well-being. Jeralyn can speak to: Benefits of sound meditationsEmotional release and nervous system regulationThe science behind crystalline sound and singing bowlsFrequencies, vibrations, and alchemyHow to use your body as an instrumentHumming and finding your inner harmonyHer personal journey through losing her son and writing her book Jeralyn has recently been featured in top-tier media, including The Kelly Clarkson Show, Dr. Drew Podcast, KTLA’s LA Unscripted, Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper, Miss Understood with Rachel Uchitel, and more.