Relaxing Sounds 1 for Sleep and Meditation Scientifically Proven to Help You Fall Asleep Instantly

20 Hours of Soothing Rain and Distant Thunder with Guided Imagery Music Therapy Deep Sleep Hypnosis

De: Walkercrest, Bryson Walker

Narrado por: Bryson Walker

Welcome to a GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP.

The producer of this audiobook is an award-winning sound designer and composer. When he and his wife struggled with sleep apnea, he searched for an audio program that would help. "I mostly found cheap sound effects with repetitive, looping tones. Granted, my background makes me a little picky, but I found these programs more annoying that relaxing."
So he set out to record the best sounds he could find. The ocean waves, rain, thunder, streams and waterfalls are all original recordings.

Next, he experimented with tones. This program is the first to include arrangements of beautiful classical music. "I have produced over twenty experimental programs now and have had sleep doctors, patients, as well as my own friends and family members try them on. This current series of "Relaxing Sounds" has been very well received and has been proven to be the most effective by the largest number of people."

Although the eBook includes some gorgeous photography, we at Walkercrest invite you to listen to a sample of the Audiobook and use it to help you relax and fall asleep.

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The Gorgeous Sounds Helped Me Fall Asleep

First there is a voice guide that gives you the typical, almost hypnotic instructions for drifting off. That only takes up a couple minutes, very short. Then you get just what the title says, ten hours of gorgeous sounds.
One thing the description did NOT say, is that the sounds don't loop.
I don't know about other people, but I cannot stand it when you hear the sounds loop over and over again.
It's as if a recording was made of a real thunderstorm.
Also, the music is just perfect. It isn't really classical music in the sense that it comes from a symphony or something, its more like rich tones, or like a symphony playing slowly underwater. Anyway, it flows nicely. Again like the title says, it's how I imagine music therapy.
You can also choose to listen to the sound effects by themselves. Sometimes I don't want to hear music or tones or whatever, so I'm really glad it gives me the option.