Tune each chakra to its native frequency —
in 10 minutes a day

A note before you scroll

You can feel which chakra is off. You just don't have a tool for fixing it.

It's a Sunday evening. You're tired in a way that sleep won't fix. There's a knot somewhere in the lower half of your chest, like the breath isn't reaching the place it's supposed to reach.

You know the language. Heart chakra. Probably. You scroll. You find a free Solfeggio playlist on YouTube. You hit play. Within thirty seconds you realize the tone feels synthetic, the energy feels off, and the ads start interrupting the rare moments it works.

You close the tab. The knot is still there.

This is the gap between knowing the theory and having a tool that works in 10 minutes on a Sunday night. The free playlists don't earn your nervous system's trust. You can tell. Your body can tell.

The Audio Pack is what happens when someone records the tracks properly, layers in real ambient texture underneath, and puts a steady, trustworthy voice over the top.

7 chakras. 7 frequencies. 10 minutes each. The trust factor is in the production.

How it works

The seven frequencies, and why each one matters

The Solfeggio frequencies aren't a new-age invention. They're tied to ancient chant traditions, modern HeartMath research, and decades of cymatic studies showing how specific tones organize water, sand, and tissue into geometric coherence. Each chakra has a frequency it responds to the way a tuning fork responds to its partner.

The 20-page PDF guide that comes with the audio shows you which chakra to start with based on what's actually happening in your body.

Why this exists

Why Grace recorded these

Grace had been sending clients free chakra playlists for years. Three out of every four came back saying the same thing — the tones don't land, the ads ruin it, the voiceover sounds like a robot.

So she spent three months recording her own. One track per chakra. Real Solfeggio tone bed underneath, mastered for headphones. Her voice on top, slow, no upsell, no "hi friends" energy.

She gave the first cut to ten clients. Eight said it worked the first night. The other two needed the companion PDF to figure out which track to start with — so she wrote the PDF.

The Audio Pack is the result. Seven tracks, one guide, designed for the exact situation that started it — a Sunday night, a tired body, ten minutes.

A small scene

Sunday night, 10:14 p.m.

You're in bed. AirPods in, lights low. You open the Audio Pack folder on your phone.

You consult the PDF guide for thirty seconds. The body symptom you've been carrying — the knot mid-chest, the slight scratch in your throat — points you to Heart and Throat. You queue Heart first.

639 Hz starts. The tone bed underneath your favorite kind of slow synth. Grace's voice comes in softly. Hand on chest. Five-count breath.

By minute four your shoulders drop a half-inch. By minute seven the knot loosens. By minute ten you're not sure if you're awake or in that exact in-between space the body actually heals from.

You don't queue the next track. You let one land and sleep on it. Tomorrow night, Throat.

The body remembers. The next night it goes faster. By Friday you've cycled all seven, and you start over with the one that needs the deepest pass.