Medytacja - Pani ma przemiły głos i po wysłuchaniu tego naprawdę można się rozluźnić przed snem

A tutaj kilka piosenek (Akurat tak wyszło, że tylko rap )

(30-05-2019, 14:08 )Rebeliusz napisał(a): Osobiście raczej nie potrzebuję jakichś wspomagaczy żeby usnąć. Chyba ,że zatyczek do uszu gdy ktoś w domu głośno chrapie.
 Jednakże czasem lubię się zrelaksować tak po prostu. Wtedy odpalam albo jakieś ASMR albo Czytanie tarota. W tym drugim wypadku najlepiej jak czytającą jest jakaś kobieta o spokojnym ,cichym głosie.

(03-06-2019, 17:16 )Neurocosmic napisał(a): Dalekie Kraje - https://i-sen.pl/Temat-The-Far-Countries--4412

Wodny Strumyczek - http://www.multidimensionalman.com/Multidimensional-Man/Free_Deep_Meditation_Sounds_-_Binaural_Beats_files/30_min_deep_meditation-1.mp3

Abstrakcyjne Sny - https://soundcloud.com/neurocosmic/sets/abstrakcyjne-sny

Juno Reactor - Lu.ci-ana - https://myzcloud.me/album/142017/juno-reactor-luciana-1994

Imagination. Use it as a weapon.

Cytat:After six years without any new recordings, pioneering ambient artist Michael Stearns has unleashed a torrent of music with three releases on his own Earth Turtle label and this CD with Ron Sunsinger on Spotted Peccary. In a way, Sorcerer is an extension of their 1994 album, Singing Stones, but Sorcerer is an even more abstract and experimental work. Inspired by the spiritual writings of Carlos Castaneda, Stearns and Sunsinger create a dark and perilous world. On an album that's more sound design than music, they mix electric and acoustic sounds from prepared guitar to bowed metal with environmental recordings. Electronically processed, reversed, and otherwise distorted, they emerge with a surrealism that makes Dali seem like a hardcore realist painter. There are no rhythms to grab onto and no melodies to speak of until the very last track, when Peruvian shaman Don Augustine Rivas sings an Ayahuasca Icarro song. Until that respite, it's a tableau of demonic groans, shuddering metal on metal, and turbulent free falls, all orchestrated into a shifting, enveloping, and precarious soundscape. --John Diliberto

Cytat:Luciana is one of the weirdest audio experiences one can encounter. Created by Juno Reactor, the very pioneers of goa-trance, this dark-ambient piece can be the ultimate test of patience for both novice and experienced listeners.

The video was created by fans over the internet and, as you'll see, it goes deep underwater to put the spotlight on the strangest beeings.

Enjoy