SOUNDS OF LIGHT embodies you with glistening tones of transcendent beauty”…Jonathan Goldman

A deeply transformative sound experience! You will love this higher-vibrational crystal sound. Flow on a mystical river of sound into the crystal tone-world of Light and Sound. These entrancing harmonies bathe the listener in a seamless weaving of harmonic crystal tone waves of fifth intervals and octaves, providing a powerful vibrational therapy for healing and meditation. This CD is pure crystal bowls throughout and is used extensively by Massage Therapists, Reiki Practitioners and Yoga Instructors to provide a vibrational healing background for their practice. [Read more →]

This best-selling guide presents detailed information on over 200 diseases and conditions, emphasizing how massage influences the disease and healing processes and how therapists can maximize the benefits while minimizing the risk.
Customer Review: Great Resource for National Certification exam
The pathology guide was concise and much needed in studying for the national certification exam for massage. By studying this book, I found out that there was some stuff I didn’t learn in massage school but needed for the national exam. Who would have known?

AS YOU probably know, contraindications are tested on this exam and most are in this book.

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Kevin Kern has become a universal name for beautiful, relaxing music. This intimate, piano-led path through nature creates a resonance of tranquility and peace for pure listening pleasure. “The Winding Path” is ideal for masage, meditation and relieving stress. Kern is joined on several tracks by top new age duo, 2002.
Customer Review: Exceptional music for massage
I’m learning massage and have found this CD to be particularly helpful as a way to pace my sessions and relax into a very giving attitude. The pieces seem perfectly timed to allow an amazing ebb and flow. I have a few other CDs that are pleasant, but this one truly makes me feel transcendent.
Customer Review: An Easy Winner
A strange thing happens every time I listen to this album – I hear the first few cuts and then there’s a blur and the last cut is going by. This isn’t meant as a negative, but it does point out that this is one of those albums that quickly blends into whatever I’m doing and becomes part of the environment.

Much to my surprise, Kevin Kern is a native Detroiter (there’s not a lot of New Age music getting made up here). His training is classical, with a lot of mentoring by George Shearing. The combination has made him a master of improvisation, with a knack for taking the melodic path. Winding Path is his sixth album, done in 2003. It spent some 15 weeks on the charts, which is a pretty solid accomplishment.

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