DEEP DIALOGUES with Stewart Pearce
Jun 22, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 16 segments
What if our deepest grief could be met, and gently transformed, by sound? In this Deep Dialogues conversation, acclaimed soprano turned sound healer Jeralyn Glass joins voice coach and angelic…
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Stuart PearceHost
Jeralyn GlassGuest
And the fact that you're a human vessel, as we all are, crystalline in structure, and sound pours through you, whether it's your own voice speaking or singing, or whether you're using crystal bowls, it didn't matter.

And that... introduction to crystal bowls happened about 19 years ago i was traveling i came back from europe and i was traveling with my mom through the southwest and someone was giving an example uh an evening showing the crystal bowls and i was like mom okay let's go and she okay and when i first heard the sound stewart it was like what you mentioned from ancient egypt it was like my being on every cell of me knew those sounds but i couldn't explain it you know and that's another thing that i love and appreciate so much about music is that it builds the bridge that takes us into the ineffable it it takes us into the place where um the invisible in a way becomes visible, right? And sound connects us beyond anything we could ever really conceive here.

And just to sort of inflate our excitement, what the universe, what divine mother, father, God sources shared with us.

I had an experience, ooh, when would this have been? This was in the early 90s, I think, where one of the things that the angels promised me as they prepared me to hold their frequency was that when the student is ready, the masters will come.

So people just bumped into me, literally, and I was in New Mexico seeing friends walking through the plaza of Santa Fe.

One of the initiations that he gave me was to take me into the mesa, onto the mesa, where a trap door opened, which he opened.

So I saw what I'd always seen preternaturally because I'm synesthetic, so I see sound.

And the fact that you're a human vessel, as we all are, crystalline in structure, and sound pours through you, whether it's your own voice speaking or singing, or whether you're using crystal bowls, it didn't matter.

And that... introduction to crystal bowls happened about 19 years ago i was traveling i came back from europe and i was traveling with my mom through the southwest and someone was giving an example uh an evening showing the crystal bowls and i was like mom okay let's go and she okay and when i first heard the sound stewart it was like what you mentioned from ancient egypt it was like my being on every cell of me knew those sounds but i couldn't explain it you know and that's another thing that i love and appreciate so much about music is that it builds the bridge that takes us into the ineffable it it takes us into the place where um the invisible in a way becomes visible, right? And sound connects us beyond anything we could ever really conceive here.

And just to sort of inflate our excitement, what the universe, what divine mother, father, God sources shared with us.

I had an experience, ooh, when would this have been? This was in the early 90s, I think, where one of the things that the angels promised me as they prepared me to hold their frequency was that when the student is ready, the masters will come.

So people just bumped into me, literally, and I was in New Mexico seeing friends walking through the plaza of Santa Fe.

One of the initiations that he gave me was to take me into the mesa, onto the mesa, where a trap door opened, which he opened.

So I saw what I'd always seen preternaturally because I'm synesthetic, so I see sound.
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