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Sensual Sensual

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: B-Tribe

Release Date February 17, 1998
I was introduced to this cd during a class for feldenkrais. This cd was used for meditation and every since then I had to have it. I am so glad that I found it on amazon because for some reason I couldn't find it anywhere else. I also want thank the Seller.

CD-Charts Position 182
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Homecoming

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Jim Brickman

Release Date September 25, 2007
A friend of mine told me about Brickman because I had never heard of him but once I listened to some of his music I can honestly say that she was right because his music is mellow, soothing and quite good.

CD-Charts Position 183
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Sounds of Nature: Carribean Coastline

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 23, 1996
I love this CD. I listen to it all the time as background when I'm cleaning around the house. It makes me feel like I'm right there at the beach. All that's missing is the smell of the ocean. Totally awesome!

CD-Charts Position 184
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The Soul of Healing Affirmations A-Z Guide to Reprogramming the Software of the Soul (Amazon.com Exclusive)

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Deepak Chopra M.D.

Release Date March 04, 2008
Excellent for positive thoughts and feelings within oneself. Music is very calming and relaxing which creates a reflective period after each affirmation.

CD-Charts Position 185
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20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Secret Garden

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Secret Garden

Release Date August 03, 2004
Because my friend is into more ambiant and New Age music this was a great CD to give to her for Xmas.

CD-Charts Position 186
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Sacred Spirit Drums

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: David and Steve Gordon

Release Date October 06, 1998
Amazing world fusion music with a Native twist. This and Sacred Earth Drums are my current drumming favorites. I love the blends of instruments from around the world mixed in with Native American rhythms. It creates a whole new kind of music that in my opinion anyone interested in peace around the world should really dig!

CD-Charts Position 187
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Living from Your Center: Guided Meditations for Creating Balance & Inner Strength (Inner Vision Series)

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Iyanla Vanzant

Release Date April 12, 2005
If you already have spiritual practice, this CD will likely offer nothing new. If you don't have a spiritual practice this CD probably won't inspire one. I had high hopes for this CD and have been working with the two energy centers she refers to for some time. This CD offered nothing new to my experience. The author's voice was potentially very soothing and powerful, but unfortunately the meditations were of little to no substance. Shes uses all the banal buzz words of new age jargon (over and over again) almost to the point of cliche.

CD-Charts Position 188
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Om Deeksha!

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Maneesh DeMoor

Release Date June 05, 2007
Thus far, this is my favorite of all the CDs with mantras that I've discovered. I've recently received the Oneness Blessing, and I find that this CD is a great way to "tune up" or refuel, so to speak. I feel grounded after listening to it. I'm learning the mantras quickly--and the vocals are beautiful.

CD-Charts Position 189
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Detaching the World Vol. 1 - Ambient Music for Massage/Relaxation/Meditation

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
by: Detaching the World

Release Date January 30, 2002
I had high expectations of this CD after reading the reviews---in fact, that is the only reason I bought it for my massage office. It is so irritating to me I had to turn it off! Depressing, melancholy, droning, sounds "draggy". The track with the rain on it is also irritating. I would never play this CD during a massage!

CD-Charts Position 190
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Karl Jenkins Requiem

CD-Charts > Music > Meditation
from: EMI Classics

Release Date May 10, 2005
After establishing a name as a innovative composer of popular music and of commercials, Jenkins has added several traditional works, most notably this requiem and his Mass for Peace. The Requiem is readily accessible with superb variety of effects. Following in the model of Britten's War Requiem, he intercalates Japanese poetry between sections of the mass. There are many historical connections with the English choral system. The melodies are memorable, the scoring varied. Jenkins extends the Dies Irae, breaking into five parts: Dies Irae, Rex tremendae, Confutatis, Lacrimosa, and Pie Jesu. Harmonically, the work has sufficient variety. There is notable variations in dynamics, rhythmic patterns, and tempo changes. There is some melodic extensions ... Read More: