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Summary

The website article presents four meditation tracks aimed at promoting relaxation, chakra healing, and stress relief through the power of music.

Abstract

The article titled "4 Meditation Tracks for Instant Zen and Stress Relief" emphasizes the therapeutic benefits of music, citing scientific evidence that supports music's role in improving immune function and reducing stress. The author shares personal experiences with four carefully selected meditation tracks, each with unique qualities to aid in various activities such as studying, yoga, meditation, and writing. These tracks include Heart Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music, Indian Background Flute Music, Throat Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music, and Bansuri Flute Music for a serene mood. The author hopes that these soundtracks will help readers achieve a meditative state, enhance concentration, and lower stress levels.

Opinions

  • The author believes in the medicinal power of music, describing it as a tool for healing and stress relief.
  • They express a personal connection with the selected meditation tracks, suggesting they have been beneficial in their own life.
  • The author finds the Heart Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music particularly useful for masking traffic noise and potentially aiding in heart chakra healing.
  • The Indian Background Flute Music is noted for its emotional impact and suitability for bedtime relaxation and stretching routines.
  • Throat Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music is recommended for its upbeat yet non-invasive tempo, making it ideal for studying and writing.
  • Bansuri Flute Music is highlighted for its ability to facilitate deep breathing and introspection in a low-light environment.
  • The author encourages readers to support them by following on various social media platforms and contributing to their college fund.
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4 Meditation Tracks for Instant Zen and Stress Relief

Add a Dose of Chakra Healing to Your Day

Photo by Mayank Baranwal on Unsplash

Music is medicine for me — and it appears there’s some scientific backing to support this statement. In fact, in a meta-analysis that included more than 400 studies, it’s been found music improves immune function and lowers stress (Novotney, 2013).

I’ve hand-picked my favorite meditation music from YouTube — I wanted to share them since they help me with…well, everything.

From studying to practicing yoga, to meditating, to reciting my personal mantras, to writing stories on Medium, these meditation songs have been with me through it all!

I hope these bring you as much peace as they do for me.

1. Heart Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music

This 3:33:33 soundtrack is sure to help you unwind. I am currently living on a busy street with lots of traffic, so I find this soundtrack helps to cover the noise without being a nuisance. Whether it actually helps open my heart chakra is to be determined!

2. Indian Background Flute Music: Instrumental Meditation Music

The earthy whispering of the flute in this track always creates an emotive experience for me. I tend to listen to this meditation music before bed after a long day while doing some stretches.

3. Throat Chakra Healing Hang Drum Music

The metallic hang drum tingles in my ears through my body when I listen to this throat chakra healing meditation music. This is a great track for studying or achieving a “writer’s high” since it’s upbeat without inundating the senses with too many musical instruments.

4. Bansuri Flute Music — Serene Mood

The wavering flute notes strike a special place in my heart when I listen to this song. Get ready to turn the lights down low, practice deep breathing, and access the depths within yourself with this meditation music.

Wrapping Up

Music has a powerful effect on our wellbeing — it even affects our immune system and stress response. I hope these soundtracks lower your cortisol levels, heighten your concentration, and help you achieve a meditative state.

References

Novotney, A. (2013, November). Music as medicine. Monitor on Psychology, 44(10). http://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/11/music

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Mental Health
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