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Spirituality & Manifestation review

Soul Ascent Frequencies review

A $26 download of six guided meditation tracks based on the five levels of the soul in Kabbalah, with binaural tones and a PDF guide, from a seller who signs only as Elibenem.

Worth it

This is one of the cleaner offers of its kind. The page says exactly what is in the box, with track lengths, frequencies, format and a guide, the $26 on the page is what the form charges, and the 60-day refund matches the seller's own terms. The claims stay modest: the page sells relaxation, focus and contemplative practice, and a long disclaimer says it is not medical treatment, promises no result and warns people with seizure disorders. Weak spots are the seller, who appears only as Elibenem with an e-mail address, and a small mismatch between the page (six tracks) and the terms (five tracks). Whether the audio suits you is a matter of taste, which the refund window covers.

Price
$26
Billing
One-time payment
Best for
People who like guided, breath-based meditation with a Kabbalistic theme and want a one-time download
Not for
Anyone looking for medical or therapeutic treatment, or who cannot use headphones

Soul Ascent Frequencies at a glance

Soul Ascent Frequencies is a digital audio collection built on the five levels of the soul in Kabbalistic teaching (Nefesh, Ruach, Neshamah, Chayah, Yechidah). The page lists six tracks with their length and binaural band: Modeh Ani (8 minutes, 40 Hz gamma), Nefesh (30 minutes, 2 Hz delta), Ruach (15 minutes, 6 Hz theta), Neshamah (12 minutes, 40 Hz gamma), Chayah (20 minutes, 10 Hz alpha) and Yechidah (18 minutes, 4 Hz plus 40 Hz), which adds up to about 103 minutes of MP3 audio. Each track has a guided voice and a matching breathing technique, and a PDF guide with the map of the soul and the five breathing techniques is included. Headphones are recommended. The price is $26 once, confirmed by the order form. The seller appears as Elibenem with a support e-mail, and the terms say five tracks where the page lists six.

Format
MP3 audio tracks plus a PDF guide, instant download
Length
Six tracks of 8 to 30 minutes, about 103 minutes in total
Price
$26.00 one time, matching the sales page
Refund window
60 days on the order form and on the page
Seller
Elibenem (NaRaNaChaY), support e-mail only, no company or address
Merchant of record
Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
ClickBank vendor
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Every track listed

The page names all six tracks with length and frequency band and lists the included PDF guide, though the terms say five tracks.

For offer clarity we give 8.0.

One payment, same price

The page shows $26 as a one-time payment and the order form charges the same $26 with no subscription.

For pricing honesty we give 8.5.

60 days, in writing

The page, the terms and the form all give 60 days for a full refund through ClickBank support.

For refund terms we give 8.0.

A name, an e-mail

The seller signs as Elibenem and gives a support e-mail, with no company name or postal address.

For vendor transparency we give 5.0.

Modest promises

The page sells relaxation and contemplative practice and carries a disclaimer that it is not medical treatment and promises no result.

For claim discipline we give 7.5.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Track list with lengths and frequency bands
  • $26 on the page equals the form
  • 60-day refund window
  • Clear disclaimer with a seizure warning
  • Files are yours to keep

What does not

  • Seller named only as Elibenem, no company or address
  • Terms say five tracks while the page lists six
  • Binaural effects are described in traditional terms, not backed by any study

Soul Ascent Frequencies FAQ

Is Soul Ascent Frequencies legit?

It is a real audio download sold through ClickBank with a clear content list and a refund window, from a seller who gives only a name and an e-mail.

How much does Soul Ascent Frequencies cost?

The form charges $26.00 once, with no subscription and no shipping.

What do I get?

Six guided meditation tracks of about 103 minutes in MP3 format plus a PDF guide, according to the sales page.

Is it medical treatment?

No. The page and terms say it is not medical or therapeutic treatment and promises no specific result.

How do I get a refund?

Write to ClickBank support within 60 days; the page and the terms both promise a full refund.

The bottom line

This is one of the cleaner offers of its kind. The page says exactly what is in the box, with track lengths, frequencies, format and a guide, the $26 on the page is what the form charges, and the 60-day refund matches the seller's own terms. The claims stay modest: the page sells relaxation, focus and contemplative practice, and a long disclaimer says it is not medical treatment, promises no result and warns people with seizure disorders. Weak spots are the seller, who appears only as Elibenem with an e-mail address, and a small mismatch between the page (six tracks) and the terms (five tracks). Whether the audio suits you is a matter of taste, which the refund window covers.

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