Palm Sunday Evolutionary Concert

Unity Eastside Church will be observing Palm Sunday in a transformational way. The church will be hosting a return visit by Paradiso and Rasamayi for a concert of evolutionary music. The internationally renowned sound healers will perform at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 25, in the church’s sanctuary at 8551 Buck Lake Road in Tallahassee.

Paradiso and Rasamayi’s didgeridoos, singing bowls, and voices create powerful, mystic musical soundscapes with the capacity to unlock new levels of meditation, self-healing, and connection with the higher self and the divine. Attendees at their events throughout the continental United States have reported experiences of unprecedented and profound meditation; visions of their guides, life purposes, and past lives; and spontaneous healing of acute and chronic physical dis-ease and emotional distress.

Although their mystical and celestial music earns them frequent praise as consummate musicians by the most prestigious critics, award foundations, and DJs of both mainstream and New Age music, Paradiso and Rasamayi are fully self-trained. They have recorded five New Age Radio chart-topping CDs and earned awards for the year’s best Meditation/Relaxation, World, and New Age albums. Paradiso and Rasamayi have collaborated in projects and events with Michael Bernard Beckwith, Dr. Masaru Emoto and Steven Halpern. Their new CD, “Attuning to Oneness: The Harmonic Ascension,” features the song “All is Love,” which was originally recorded by request of Humanity’s Team, founded by Neale Donald Walsch.

Their instruments include “Ezra” the Kundalini serpent didgeridoo and singing bowls infused with crystals such as citrine, morganite, azeztulite, and diamond.