Category: Relaxation & Sleep

As Bob Marley famously said, “One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.”
Marley’s wisdom, it seems, knew no limits- much like the near-magical capacities of music.

As the demands of the modern world get tougher and we endure longer working hours, rising living costs and less time for relaxation, it is no wonder an increasing number of people are having trouble sleeping. One in 10 U.S. adults routinely has trouble getting to sleep or staying asleep, and 3 in 10 experience occasional sleeplessness.

Our binaural beats music is a special type of music that entrains your brain to specific states conducive with mental and physical well-being. Regular use of our music results in a broad range of benefits that will have a positive overall impact on your life. Let’s look at 10 key areas for which our binaural beats meditation music is proven to be effective.

Listening to relaxing sleep music before bed is a great way to put the day to rest and prepare to hit the pillow. Many people find it hard to sleep because they remain too active close to bedtime, and subsequently find they can’t slow the mind down and properly relax when they try to fall asleep.

Music has the wonderful ability to take our feelings to different places. Music can take us from a bad mood to a happy one, and from highly stressed to relaxed in just a few minutes. This is because sound frequencies affect the brain in different ways, causing the brain to shift into different states. Sound has been used across many indigenous cultures for centuries, and the history of the healing power of music goes back as far as ancient Greece.

We’re becoming an increasingly sleepless world. 1 in 3 adults don’t get enough sleep, and 8.6 million Americans report taking prescription sleeping aids.
Ill-health is a cause of poor sleep, not least because some medications may affect the sleep wake cycle. But the biggest factor in people not sleeping properly is stress and anxiety. We are busier than ever. To make ends meet we are working increasingly long hours, and at the same time trying to keep up with family commitments.