Yoga music New Age music Relaxation and Meditation
It has long been recognised that music and sound affect and have profound interaction with the emotional, feeling and mental states of the individual.
In yoga, Nada Yoga (the yoga of sound), uses the vibration, harmonics of musical scale and sacred chant to break rigid constructs both mental and physical in order to connect to the divinity within.
On both the mundane and exhalted level music, be it classical, music new age, relaxation or heart felt composition can inspire the same levels of connection..
Chanting and mantra also use music and carefully chanted phrases to heighten the connection with the Divine, in many traditions including Buddhist, Christian, Sufi, Jewish and Hindu cultures.
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Meditation mantras as chanted by Hein Braat or Savita are excellent examples of powerful meditation music in chant.
Robert Gass and On Wings of Song use the voice and choir to create masterful music for meditation - his Songs of Healing is an example of this as well as the devotional Bliss album version of Om Namaha Shivaya.
Music in Yoga appreciates the meditative stae that can arise through the harmonious use of music and movement. Savita yoga expert Ivo Sedlacek has an intersting take on this usage. Read his article here.
Stephen Page, a gifted musician and composer has produced soem really beautiful meditation music CDs that let you float away and capture the no state state. His Spiritual Oasis and Inspirationa Journeys are both excellent for the meditation room as well as being used as background for therapeutic environments.
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