An Introduction to Aramaic Toning

Dale offers insightful guidance on how to awaken the deep experiential wisdom threaded within The Yeshua [Jesus] Teachings through the ancient indigenous practice of vocal toning. What is vocal toning and why does it matter? Learn how the pictogram-quality letter shapes of several ancient alphabets reflected the meanings of their experiential qualities when spoken or gestured with the hands. Learn how intoning these basic sounds can transform our state of Presence and awareness in a matter of seconds

Feel the multi-dimensional healing power of the ancient Aramaic Lord's Prayer ["Our Father"] of Jesus. Dale offers this prayer as an example of the tremendous power of these ancient tonalities.

Dale offers guidance on how to approach the mystical process of toning as an intentional prayer of vibration to open our awareness into the rich aura of the present moment. Learn to vary the volume and pitch of toning to vary the experience of harmonic reverberations throughout the Body Temple. Dale shares how he transcends any inhibitions and critical self-judgments about the imperfect quality of our own voice. Use the power of three deep breaths to open our awareness and “cleanse the palate” between varying tones.

Dale suggests eight simple, common syllable sounds to allow you to dip your toes into the process of vocal toning. Dale teaches how to use these basic sounds to experience ever-deepening periods of profound hyper-awareness in the present moment.

Dale explains the richly layered meaning of “Abwoon”, the first word from the ancient Aramaic Lord’s Prayer [“Our Father”] before guiding us through eight intonations of the uniquely beautiful, Sacred sound “Abwoon”.

Though most-often recognized for its ancient Egyptian roots, the sound “Ra” is, in fact so old, that modern linguists and anthropologists cannot even confirm its initial source. This “Ra” sound is also the root tone of many of many of the most hallowed words in the ancient Aramaic teachings of Yeshua. Dale guides us through eight intonations of “Ra”.

The ancient Aramaic word “Rakhma”, most often translated as simply “mercy” or “friend”, is in truth one of the most revered and closely guarded intonation in this vibration-rich ancient tongue. Dale ultimately guides us through eight intonations of “Rakhma”.

The ancient Aramaic word “Noohra” points toward a “reflective, feminine light” much like the light of the moon or the light of human consciousness. Dale guides us through eight intonations of the gorgeously resonant tone “Noohra”.

The ancient Aramaic word “Maria” is the root of one of the several Aramaic and Hebrew words attributed to Yeshua in relation to what we today know as “Lord”. Dale traces the Old English roots of the word hlāford and how it differs dramatically from the meaning and tonality of this ancient Semitic word. “Maria” is also the root sound for the name “Mariam”, translated as “Mary”. Dale guides us through eight intonation’s of “Maria”.

The ancient Aramaic word “Rookha”, most often translated as simply “spirit” or “wind”, embodies abundantly nuanced layers of meaning that, when realized, can transform the architecture of our spiritual lives forever. Dale guides us through eight intonations of “Rookha”.

“Ahmeyn”, often proclaimed at the end of prayers, is an incredibly empowering declaration of inner faith and affirmation. Most Christians likely have little idea how ever-present this ancient Aramaic word is in the teachings of Yeshua unless they have studied its ancient Semitic roots. Dale guides us through eight intonations of “Ahmeyn”.

Dale revisits his earlier points of guidance as reminders of how we can experience the most benefits and personal transformation from the power of intoning the ancient Aramaic words of Yeshua. Above all else, be open and enjoy the process!

Dale encourages experimentation with toning and declares that “there is no rule book!”. Dale offers suggestion for toning in nature, at the office, with friends and family; encouraging us to integrate vocal toning in virtually every area of our spiritual lives.