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Ghost

What music does everyone use (if any) to help with meditation/tances?
And just because im curious what are everyone's favourite bands/songs?
What music does everyone use (if any) to help with meditation/tances? And just because im curious what are everyone's favourite bands/songs?

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

zephyr

I don't use music when I meditate I find it very distracting. As for the band part I've suddenly grown rather fond of Rammstein (even hough I don't understand German) and of course Assemblage 23 ^_^
I don't use music when I meditate I find it very distracting. As for the band part I've suddenly grown rather fond of Rammstein (even hough I don't understand German) and of course Assemblage 23 ^_^

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Wandering Wolf

I also usually find that music can disrupt meditation sometimes. If, however, you can focus on the actual sounds of the music as they present themselves to you, it can prove useful if you are good at concentrating and need something to concentrate on to keep yourself from thinking.
If I had to listen to some kind of "music" to meditate, I would listen to one of my ambient music sound tracks. These include rain drop sounds, the sounds of a "babbling brook", and the sounds of ocean waves hitting the shore. These sound tracks can either be a distraction or a hindrance depending on the circumstances and the preferences and skills of the user.
I also usually find that music can disrupt meditation sometimes. If, however, you can focus on the actual sounds of the music as they present themselves to you, it can prove useful if you are good at concentrating and need something to concentrate on to keep yourself from thinking. If I had to listen to some kind of "music" to meditate, I would listen to one of my ambient music sound tracks. These include rain drop sounds, the sounds of a "babbling brook", and the sounds of ocean waves hitting the shore. These sound tracks can either be a distraction or a hindrance depending on the circumstances and the preferences and skills of the user.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Ghost

@zephyr and @wandering wolf
Im assuming that u dont hear the ringing/huming sound when everythings quite?
for me it seems to get louder and louder until a sound breaks the 'silence'
@zephyr and @wandering wolf Im assuming that u dont hear the ringing/huming sound when everythings quite? for me it seems to get louder and louder until a sound breaks the 'silence'

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Jeffrey

Well, for meditation, you should just concentrate on that high pitch sound.
I get that when I listen to music on my headphones loud.
Well, for meditation, you should just concentrate on that high pitch sound. I get that when I listen to music on my headphones loud.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Wandering Wolf

Im assuming that u dont hear the ringing/huming sound when everythings quite?
That sounds like Tinnitus. According to what I've been told , everyone at least has some very mild form of it, but louder and more noticible ringing may denote hearing loss. If you are concerned, I recommend researching into the causes and treatments for this condition.
I can only hear this ringing when it is almost completely quiet. Even background noises of only a few decibels seem to cancel it out for me most of the time.
How often do you hear it and what does it take to cancel it out?
[quote] Im assuming that u dont hear the ringing/huming sound when everythings quite? [/quote] That sounds like Tinnitus. [red] According to what I've been told [/red], everyone at least has some very mild form of it, but louder and more noticible ringing may denote hearing loss. If you are concerned, I recommend researching into the causes and treatments for this condition. I can only hear this ringing when it is almost completely quiet. Even background noises of only a few decibels seem to cancel it out for me most of the time. How often do you hear it and what does it take to cancel it out?

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Ghost

@Wandering Wolf
basicly any sound can cancel it out, for example even a breath can break it (and not even a deep one just anything more than a very light breath)
and i only hear it if everything is realy quiet.
Btw what music do you listen to?
@Wandering Wolf basicly any sound can cancel it out, for example even a breath can break it (and not even a deep one just anything more than a very light breath) and i only hear it if everything is realy quiet. Btw what music do you listen to?

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Wandering Wolf

@Ghost
basicly any sound can cancel it out, for example even a breath can break it (and not even a deep one just anything more than a very light breath)
and i only hear it if everything is realy quiet.
In that case, you probably have nothing to worry about, but it never hurts to do a little research to ease uncertainty.
Also...
QUESTION:
Btw what music do you listen to?
ANSWER:
If I had to listen to some kind of "music" to meditate, I would listen to one of my ambient music sound tracks. These include rain drop sounds, the sounds of a "babbling brook", and the sounds of ocean waves hitting the shore.
Unless you were referring to what music I listen to in general, then that should be the answer you were looking for. Please note that I quoted this from my first post on this thread. Did you not notice it or were you looking for a different answer? If you are specific enough, then I shall be able to answer your question.
@Ghost [quote] basicly any sound can cancel it out, for example even a breath can break it (and not even a deep one just anything more than a very light breath) and i only hear it if everything is realy quiet. [/quote] In that case, you probably have nothing to worry about, but it never hurts to do a little research to ease uncertainty. Also... QUESTION: [quote] Btw what music do you listen to? [/quote] ANSWER: [quote] If I had to listen to some kind of "music" to meditate, I would listen to one of my ambient music sound tracks. These include rain drop sounds, the sounds of a "babbling brook", and the sounds of ocean waves hitting the shore. [/quote] Unless you were referring to what music I listen to in general, then that should be the answer you were looking for. Please note that I quoted this from my first post on this thread. Did you not notice it or were you looking for a different answer? If you are specific enough, then I shall be able to answer your question.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Ghost

I was referring to what music you listened to in general
I was referring to what music you listened to in general

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

Wandering Wolf

Well, in that case, I listen to a variety of music that is mostly from the 70's through the 90's. Most of it is just well known pop music and rock and a bit of heavy metal.
Well, in that case, I listen to a variety of music that is mostly from the 70's through the 90's. Most of it is just well known pop music and rock and a bit of heavy metal.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

daslickest

Don't listen to music to meditate. Some of my favorite songs of the moment are CKY - escape from hellview, disturbed - the curse, blink 182 - i miss you, etc etc etc I listen to alot of music.
Don't listen to music to meditate. Some of my favorite songs of the moment are CKY - escape from hellview, disturbed - the curse, blink 182 - i miss you, etc etc etc I listen to alot of music.

Posted 4 years, 6 months ago

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