DEEP THETA 2.0 (432 Hz)

Winner! ZMR 2013 Best Relaxation/Meditation Album! 

Each song creates a timeless soundscape that invites you to be in peace in the present moment, and which you'll enjoy for years to come.

Part of what makes this album unique is the healing power of the instruments themselves. The shakuhachi has been used in 'blowing Zen' meditation for centuries. American Grand Master Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin and Argentinian sound healer Jorge Alfano are featured.

Combined with Rhodes electric piano, it's a tonal combo made in Zen heaven. To play shakuhachi, one must be very aware of the breath. Thus, the breath of the artist adds to the meditative effect.

Amplifying the uplifting effects of the music itself, Aural-Sync^_TM brainwave synchronization tones gently guide your brain into a deep theta state of 4 cycles per second (4 Hz). Your heart and brain naturally synchronize with the fundamental harmonics of the earth itself, making this soundtrack ideal for personal and Global Coherence meditations for peace.

FAQs

Q: What is the difference between DEEP THETA 2.0 and DEEP THETA?

A: The biggest difference is that DEEP THETA 2.0 features the shakuhachi flute, which expands the melodic and harmonic content profoundly.

Q: What is the difference between DEEP ALPHA 2.0 and DEEP THETA 2.0, and why would I want both?

A: DEEP THETA 2.0 dials you in to the deepest realm of theta (4 Hz), which is associated with deeper meditation and enhanced creativity than the alpha state. On the other hand, the DEEP ALPHA 2.0 (8Hz) brings you into alignment with the fundamental harmonic of the earth itself, resulting in feelings of being in tune and at one with the world around you.

I like to use the analogy to regular and decaf coffee. Sometimes I want the full buzz, sometimes I want to keep it a bit lighter.

Another way of framing the difference: a regular meal vs a salt-free meal. All same ingredients, except one. With these albums, all same notes, but a different brainwave frequency, and that makes a significant difference, for many people.