Friday Jul 19, 2024

Ep 146 - Ego and Evolution: Transmuting Discomfort into Musical Bliss and Authentic Growth with Equanimous (2/4 Emotional Manifesting Generator)

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In this episode of the Provoking Prosperity Podcast, host Miranda Mitchell invites music producer and DJ Aquanimous to share how his intense emotional experiences shape his music and performances. They delve into Aquanimous’ personal growth, the relationship between creativity and emotions, and the impact of diet on consciousness. Listeners are encouraged to embrace discomfort and explore authenticity to foster personal connections and elevate their consciousness. The conversation also touches on the importance of intentional celebration and pushing boundaries in music, culminating in a heartfelt message about creativity, self-expression, and the power of human connection.

About Equanimous:

Equanimous is a music producer, DJ, and multi-instrumentalist. He gathers elements from the world around him to create a sound that defies genres, pushes boundaries, and can only accurately be described as a one of a kind heart-expansive experience. His music resonates with a variety of listeners and creates a joyous high vibrational atmosphere on the dance floor. Equanimous up-levels the electronic music experience by playing live djembe / drums, keys, and beatboxing along with his tracks. He's known for his deep bass, beautiful melodies, live looping, and creative rhythmic beats that take people into a state of euphoric dancing and heart-centered bliss.

Show Notes:

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

06:09 Emotional Influence on Music

08:55 Channeling Emotions into Music

12:03 Instrumental Skills and Musical Process

15:18 Authenticity and Personal Growth

17:45 Challenges and Deconditioning

23:12 Performance and Audience Connection

25:34 Purpose and Conscious Celebration

26:46 Impact of Diet on Consciousness

34:23 Personal Growth Through Music

42:45 Final Thoughts and Gratitude