Diana Cole is a spirit translator, thought leader, and author. Passionate about spirit guidance, she is committed to teaching people how to access it for themselves so they may find freedom from pain and limitation and live a life of abundance, fun, and inspiration. Diana offers her empowering tools for spirit guidance in group settings, speaking engagements, live workshops, and through her vibrant Instagram and Facebook communities.
Does sound have the power to heal? Tune in for #MomentswithMarianne show with special guest Mandara Cromwell as we discuss her new #book Soundflower: The Journey to Marry Science and Spirit.
Mandara Cromwell is the Founder and Board President of ISTA (The International Sound Therapy Association), producer of Cymatics – The Science of Sound and Vibrational Healing Annual Conference, CEO and President of Cyma Technologies, Inc., and 2013 Nominee for the Thomas Edison Award for Innovation in the fields on Science and Medicine for the AMI 750. https://www.cymatechnologies.com
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