Reddit mentions: The best new age music

Sitting, lying, walking - all work for me.

I've been meditating for about 30 years.

I find the requirement of monitoring one's mind to release thoughts to be a part of meditation that I do not enjoy, so I mostly use guided meditation.

For my daily 15 minute meditations, I use Abraham-Hicks' Getting into the Vortex.

• This set of meditations guides me through breathing and a topic of focus. It is affirming and positive and supportive. I rotate through each topic a week at a time. I've been listening to this every day for years - since the day it was released.
  
  For my morning 1 hour walk, I use Centerpointe's Holosync.
  
  
• This product uses binaural beats and there are other sources. The Centerpointe product is expensive and I don't feel I pay for the product - I pay for the support. They have staff that I have called and talked with about things. This helped considerably. The big change in me by using this was the increasing of my "threshold". I can still function with many high-anxiety events / informations while still feeling calm and capable. That is, I do not feel 'overwhelmed' by things now.
  
  Another guided meditation is Jeru kabbal's The Quantum Light Breath.
  
  
• This is excellent at learning breathing and understanding guided meditations.
  
  A really nice unguided meditation is Wayne Dyer's I AM - Wishes Fulfilled.
  
  
• There is something quite special to me in the voice on the track. It just carries me and I enjoy it quite a bit.
  
  Alternatively, I use Andrew Weil's Sound Body, Sound Mind.
  
  
• This is not guided but has really good music that I often play in the background during cooking and eating dinner.
  
  
  For anxiety and other issues that pop-up, I use EFT / Tapping. The Tapping Solution has a great collection of instructions on using this.
  
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  I am a software engineer, working 6 days a week, 12 hours a day. I love what I do and I love being great at it. I get the high performance from my mind and body because I use meditation for recovery and the Tao to keep perspective.
  
  Hopefully some of these resources will help you to enjoy your life a bit more. I don't meditate so I can be calm, peaceful, and blissful - I do it because I want to kick ass and be fantastic. And it is working great in all of these areas for me.
  
  If I can help with any more details or information, please let me know.

Here are some collections that work really well for us. Some of them are official series of albums from actual record companies and others are torrents that individuals have put together:

Café del Mar
Chill Out in Paris
Erotic Lounge
Erotic Moods
The Lounge Box
Best Erotic Songs

I also like the band Blue States for sexytime.

A lot of people like the Buddha Bar collections but they're too obviously dance floor material for my taste.

I'm very picky about this stuff; I remove from my playlist anything with vocals (too distracting) and anything with saxophone (I love the sax otherwise but it sounds too much like a porn soundtrack during sex). Also I pull out anything that's too much like OONTZ OONTZ OONTZ because it makes my girl laugh.

I probably spend too much time thinking about this... D:

Woo, congrats! I'm always terrified of presentations.
The best one I ever did was a synopsis of Act I of MacBeth in my 11th grade English class. I was the only one that was actually prepared. It felt pretty awesome. :3

Know what else is awesome? Tulips ...

And CDs.

This build really doesn't serve much of a purpose, other than simply to be. It's great to just pick a spot and watch the day drift by.

For best effect, disable GUI sound effects.

If you're looking for ambient soundtracks for your parks and feel like dropping a few dollars here and there, you can pick up some albums by Dan Gibson on Amazon.

The purely ambient albums are ones like...
Solitudes: Volume 1,
Woodland Rain, and
Songbirds by the Stream

There's also a myriad of albums that have music combined with ambient tracks; both types are great for stress relief.

I love Tycho! Seen him live a few times and he's great to see in person :) Classics like A Walk, Past is Prologue and Dictaphone's Lament are forever in my mind.

As far as more traditional/instrumental music - I'm surprised no one mentioned Anugama yet - just listen to Magic Flow and Shamanic Journey - this would definitely put one into contemplative state of mind.

For similar stuff, try You Are The Light by Jawaba-a-Shikwa and Subah by Falguni. In fact, the whole At Ease album is full of gems.

Oh my. I cant believe this, nostalgia overload!!
I clicked on the link and it was like I was back again, sitting in class sneaking a read through the fantasy land of Mossflower woods with the gallant hares and the crazy otters through the sunlit woods and swamplands, to the crashing shores of Salamandastron where the drinking songs float through the air of long ago battles. These books seriously made my childhood. Growing up in dreary, rainy old Lancashire they opened my mind up to the imaginary and the fantasy like never before. I wonder how I would have turned out now without them. I remember the Pearls of Lutra was one of the first true novels I ever read and this series was what really got me into reading

It makes me so unbelievably sad that Brian is gone. It was always my dream to meet him and talk to the man behind my late childhood.
Once more for Redwall!!!!


EDIT: DID ANYONE KNOW THIS WAS CREATED??

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003O9HZHK

"It is a full length CD (43:52) with 10 tracks in a blend of large scale orchestrations, choir, and ambient electronic music. Each track represents a place, character, or event that is in most of the typical Redwall books with the intention to be a sort of imaginary soundtrack complementing the books. The music ranges from peaceful, happy, exciting and adventurous to sorrowful, dangerous, and downright evil."

There are several excellent environmental recordings available. One of the best is Environments: Dawn & Dusk at New Hope, PA:
http://www.amazon.com/Dawn-Dusk-New-Hope-PA/dp/B000002ILD/ref=ntt_mus_ep_dpi_1

I'd recommend that. One other recommendation: "Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield, the entire album.

This looks right up my alley. I'll do my best to find a digital copy, but if anyone else finds it please tell me!

Edit: Here's a CD on Amazon.

I love ambient music and nature sounds. OP does that describe this music?

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|name|Dark Dark Dark|
|about artist|minneapolis-based chamber-folk sextet Dark Dark Dark revel in the wonder that is around us always. On their breathtaking sophomore album Wild Go, which arrives October 5, 2010 via Supply and Demand Music, the band has created a stirring reminder to seek out that magic. Their dramatic sound sets Nona Marie Invie’s soaring, haunting voice against age-old instrumentation that evokes the soundtrack to a beautiful film. ([more on last.fm](http://www.last.fm/music/Dark Dark Dark))|
|album|Bright Bright Bright, released Mar 2011|
|track|Wild Goose Chase|
|images|album image, artist image|
|links|official homepage, discogs, myspace, twitter, facebook, track on amazon, album on amazon|
|tags|folk|
|similar|Hurray For The Riff Raff, Lia Ices, Sea of Bees, Other Lives, Timber Timbre|
|metrics|lastfm listeners: 99,724, lastfm plays: 1,782,717, youtube plays: 106,372, radd.it score: 9.25|


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the album which is called () which the song "Untitled 6" is from is a concept album where neither the tracks or album itself has a real title, and the booklet that comes with is blank, and the idea is for the listener to interpet the songs for themself.

The language is what the band refers to as Hopelandish, which is a made up language.

But I could recommend pretty much any album of Sigur Ros, also lead singer Jónsi Birgisson's solo album is really good.

Both albums are avaible on Spotify as well.

Here are some of my favorites. I would love to hear what others use so I can try them out as well.

Krishna Raj - Chakra Dhyana

Kelly Howell - Awakening Kundalini

Brenda Stanger - Energy Body Revitalization: a Guided Meditation

They are one of my favorite groups to put on for traveling; this (Untitled album, though amazon has it as self-titled, and I've also seen it referred to as "Open Brackets, Close Brackets" because that's what is on it in place of a title; a pair of brackets: "[ ]") is my favorite album of theirs; which one did you get? I posted an amazon link because the album does have a

One teacher you should absolutely check out is Richard Freeman, who studied with both Iyengar and Pattabhi Jois. I find him to be much more alignment focused than most Ashtanga teachers. His DVD is incredibly detailed and helpful.

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I'll put in my recommendation: Mike Oldfield's Amarok.

• Amazon
  
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• Youtube (some excerpts)
  
  The less you know going in, the better. Just find yourself 60:02 of undisturbed listening time with a solid sound system and go for a ride that will challenge everything you think you know about music. If there is a more eclectic selection of sounds on a single album then I've never heard it, in fact nothing else has ever even come close...
  
  This album should kick up new visuals for you on the order of once every three minutes. You may find the thematic map useful.

Another perspective from Fr. Thomas Ryan

Yoga Prayer

Also modern anglofone yoga isn't simply a Hindu tradition that can be
traced back hundreds or thousands of years. Modern yoga was influenced by western body culture in the late 19th and early 20th century. So it is, at best, a practice that is syncretic and arguably (academically) not 'diabolic'. Mark Singleton's book Yoga Body does a good job of discussing this. Here is an article that sums up his research rather well.

Sigur Ros' Ágætis Byrjun is excellent, along with the soundtrack to The Fountain.

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