Favorite Meditation Music
- Jim Brickman- piano Dave Coz-sax jazz Joseph Williams-piano; not mellow but still relaxing.
- —Guest Jicasi
Favorite Music for Relaxation
- Marc Enfroy. I got some free MP3's on his website and I am hooked.
- —Guest Debbie
Universal Mind Meditation
- In addition to Universal Mind Meditation by Kelly Howell which I relax with several times a week, my husband has a couple of other CDs of flutes and Native American music that I like to listen to on occasion. I also have some very relaxing tracks on my iPod that are mostly chimes and rain... I love the rain sounds.
- —Guest Jacqueline
Opera
- Believe it or not, I find listening to opera quite relaxing. My favorite tenor, Luciano Pavarotti, is the best--what an incredible voice he had.
- —Guest Jean
Pan Flute and Nature Sounds
- I prefer that my relaxation/meditation music have no distinct melody. Random trills on a pan flute coupled with nature sounds and possibly some light drums (nothing too rhythmic, though) is what works for me. If there's too much of a melody or rhythm, it's just distracting for me, and meditation is hard enough for a type-A like me anyway. (The whole "blank slate" thing is super-challenging.)
- —Guest Natalie
Ladysmith Black Mombaza
- I have several albums of this group. The music soothes my soul. It really depends on my mood though - Sometimes I listen to the Rent soundtrack to calm down - not exactly soothing music, but it works for me!
- —Guest Connie G.
Rejuvenate Naturally - Dr Lee Bartel
- Found this one at one of those displays at a discount store, and LOVE it. It's so relaxing.
- —Guest Shirlie
Wind Chimes and Train Whistles
- I seldom listen to the radio or CDS. I'm weird that way. But there are sounds that I love such as children giggling with delight or wind chimes tingling in the breeze. I am very fond of the sound of train whistles late at night when I'm laying in bed with my own thoughts.
- —Guest lila
Stress Relief Music
- Definitely Pat Metheny is my first choice. Call me weird but any one of his large ensemble groups just takes me away to another world which I have a hard time not getting completely engrossed in and checked into the world beyond my daily concerns.
- —Guest iocomposer
DASI
- This woman has a beautiful voice and a devotional heart. Her music deepens my inner connection.
- —Guest OMPilates
Boards of Canada
- The album to get is "The Campfire Headphase." It's so easy to center yourself in ambient electronic lush. Also great - any of Brian Eno's ambient albums like "Music for Airports" or "Apollo Atmospheres and Soundtracks."
- —Guest Marcelo
Mozart
- I know it's a bit cliche' to listen to classical music as a stress reliever, but Mozart's music is just perfect, in my opinion, for meditation. It's emotional and beautiful. (If it seems a little boring, watch Amadeus and listen again!) It can be consuming, which works for me when I'm meditating.
- —Guest CreativeCat
Paula Cole
- I love most Paula Cole songs. I love listening to her soulful sounds! Her music works for meditation, or just adding some mellow to the night.
- —Guest Elizabeth369
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