xlnt
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I'm one of those people who find it extra difficult to meditate. I have mild autism and have always had difficulties even falling asleep.
From my experience meditation music or soundwaves can help a lot. Especially in the beginning as a way of inducing calmness before silent meditation.
Listening to certain monotone type of soundwaves has the best effect from my experience. I find it more "distracting" with melodic music. I think it's because melodic music is more "telling a story" which the brain tends to focus in on more than simply letting go.
What's your thoughts on using soundwaves/music for meditation purposes? Any tips on where one can find the best meditation soundwaves/music?
Is it possible to induce a state of trance while listening to soundwaves/music or does it have to be 100% silent?
From my experience meditation music or soundwaves can help a lot. Especially in the beginning as a way of inducing calmness before silent meditation.
Listening to certain monotone type of soundwaves has the best effect from my experience. I find it more "distracting" with melodic music. I think it's because melodic music is more "telling a story" which the brain tends to focus in on more than simply letting go.
What's your thoughts on using soundwaves/music for meditation purposes? Any tips on where one can find the best meditation soundwaves/music?
Is it possible to induce a state of trance while listening to soundwaves/music or does it have to be 100% silent?