Musically Minded

[Selski]

Hello everyone

As part of your projection practice, do you listen to music to get your astral senses tingling? As well as listening to Robert Monroe (which is part of my meditation routine), I also choose background music while I'm doing other things in order to 'train my brain' for otherwordly adventures. As Tesco says, every little helps.  

My preferences in this regard tend to be soundscapes and some of my favourites are:

• Carbon Based Lifeforms - specifically World of Sleepers
• In the Nursery
• Orb - especially Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld
• The Future Sound of London - particularly Lifeforms

How about you?

[MarsZM]

I switch it up from music to silent.. but it's so fun to drift off to good music... I am into psybient if I want to just fly away... haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dencncKNPq8&t=607s

[Selski]

Love it. 

[Xanth]

If I do listen to anything anymore, it's binaural beats in one form or another.
Then I'll run it through my Kasina light machine.  Mostly I'll just sit in silence... or not silence.  Doesn't much matter to me anymore.
I can tune just about anything out now.

[catmeow]

For healing and meditation, anything by Marina Raye:

http://www.marinaraye.com/

eg:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kegO104RGK4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8S9yYcXVb4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NPVl_7Wbak

I can recommend Liquid Silk and Blissful Journey

For ambient music try Eco Zen from New World Music

https://newworldmusic.com/uk/shop/eco-zen/

eg:
Kaya Project - From Mumbai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sh0o9ObKk_k
Angel Tears - Gone With The Wind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjBqMaEOIis

[Selski]

Lovely stuff catmeow, although the tracks with the sound of water made me want to wee! 

I particularly enjoyed Angel Tears.

[catmeow]

Lovely stuff catmeow, although the tracks with the sound of water made me want to wee! 

Yeah that's unfortunate! I was introduced to Marina Raye's music by a Reiki practitioner about 12 years ago. It's fantastically soothing. I have two of her albums: Liquid Silk and Blissful Journey. Liquid Silk over uses the running water stuff. I prefer Blissful Journey which is more flute and pipe. There's loads of Native American Indian music available, some of it very good. But Marina Raye is the original as far as I'm concerned.

I particularly enjoyed Angel Tears.

Angel Tears Gone With The Wind is great especially when it steps up a gear at 2:20 for example. Kaya Project From Mumbai wasn't my favourite off the Eco Zen album but it quickly grew on me. I love it now.