Have You Sag Women Tried This?: Guided Meditation To Sleep

Sure messed this one up.

That's not it...

Listen to this while driving.

Hmmm.

so much for that.

Oh well.

You're so helpfull, Mr.Bird.

Posted by Wynter
You're so helpfull, Mr.Bird.

Ohhh?

All I need is the exhaustion of working with the public every day, and the drone of a fan.

Posted by Rosaknowsya

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Posted by Rosaknowsya
Not sure if it's the same thing but, I sometimes use Pandora station, "calm meditation radio" to fall asleep to.

Ugh intense! I just added it to a YouTube playlist. What's the instrument at the beginning? It's like a harmonica or a wooden flute? Beautiful! I used to have a didgeridoo. Fun prop to hand out and teach others how it works.

But can you tell me the instrument at the beginning?

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I cannot say for sure exactly what you're hearing because musical instruments are so commonly "digitally" produced.

There are products on the musical instrument market called "MIDI" Musical Instrument Digital Interface"

You can use a digital keyboard or piano to play instruments such as the flute, guitar and drums.

However, the flute that i am hearing sounds like it's might be authentic, though it is processed with other

sounds and such.

You hear one in the background in this clip by a Taos artisan.

God I loved that short bit of playing he did at the end... I heard tranquility.

Description box - The song is “Warrior Vision,” a tale about Coyote’s prophetic dream of three new animals coming to his world, the People of the Land, the Spanish, and later the Americans.





Description box - House painting today and the wind picks ups just as I finished for the day. In my Coyote Tales there is a song called Sage Dance. It is about dancing with ancestors in the outdoors. In my story the dancing wind always brings them. Mine must be delighted I got off my rear end today it seems.



Description box - I wrote this composition and song “Dark Is My Light” for a strong female lead in my Coyote Tales. This performance is at the 2005 Fiestas de Taos.

IMHO that "Dark Is My Light" would probably sound REAL good with just the right feminine voice.

I am hearing some kind of mariachi trumpets or accordion in the background as he plays.

I find that distracting somewhat. He might be part hispanic.

IMHO,

The lone flute with, perhaps, on occasion, some airiness atmosphere background instrumentation, and

drums seems to fit well together.



Description box - Taos Solar Fest for a few years ago. This early Sunday morning performance was a lesson in being aware of my surroundings as well as tuning out the distractions and tuning into the fun of playing and performing for the crowd.

IF you were to close your eyes on the last one, all the random background music sounds like musical instruments

To me, even the voices sound so vague they might be some kind wild animals. To get that effect, for you, you might

have to turn the volume down.

The Flutist is real good, I think.

Here's another



Description Box - I was drawn to go outside and play the flute in the snow this morning, and as I did, the crows started answering me, so this impromptu meet-up is named "Calling Crows."

Crows come see me all the time.



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Hmmmm I wonder how they would sound accompanied by classical guitar, a hammered dulcimer, six stringed Lute, Mandolin, maybe an Egyptian oud Indian sitar or Japanese Koto.

That's pronounced Co-Toe

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/kowtow

Posted by Wynter
You're so helpfull, Mr.Bird.

What did I do??