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God's Healing Light by Rev. Mary Lee Bergeron with Elizabeth Farr, harpist
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fave it With Music | Meditation
6 tracks | 70 minutes
Released Dec 2004
on Rev. Mary Lee Bergeron with Elizabeth Farr, harpist
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This 70-minute CD consists of guided Christian meditations, accompanied by relaxing harp arrangements. There are 5 guided meditations, and an introductory section for those new to meditation.
Bio / Background
The Rev. Mary Lee Bergeron as a physical therapist and biofeedback specialist led guided meditation for patients for many years. For five years while an Episcopal Deacon she offered a weekly class of scriptural meditation at St. John's Cathedral in Knoxville, TN. The meditations of this CD were inspired by those classes and by private meditations she did with those who were experiencing physical, emotional, or spiritual pain.
Elizabeth Farr, harpist, is a native of Knoxville, TN, educated at the University of Tennessee and the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore. A member of the St.John's Cathedral and a soprano in the choir, she teaches voice and strings at Pellissippi State Community College and plays violin in the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. She is founder and director of Farr Horizons Trio.