Can you hear that? Wind rustling, birds chirping, music playing. Sleep. Sound of Silence takes you on an acoustic journey to dream away, relax and fall asleep. You can also listen to the sounds of nature and music while working or reading. The selected sounds are good for three things: they help to activate your brain so that you can let your thoughts run free, be more attentive and reduce stress.
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Can you hear that? Wind rustling, birds chirping, music playing. Sleep. Sound of Silence takes you on an acoustic journey to dream away, relax and fall asleep. You can also listen to the sounds of nature and music while working or reading. The selected sounds are good for three things: they help to activate your brain so that you can let your thoughts run free, be more attentive and reduce stress.
This deeply immersive composition is designed to guide listeners into a gentle trance state, led by the calming presence of the Guardian of Sleep. The music weaves soft, slow-moving textures with subtle, pulsating rhythms that mirror the natural flow of the breath. Ethereal tones and layered harmonics create a dreamlike atmosphere, allowing the mind to drift effortlessly into a state of deep relaxation. Perfect for hypnosis, sleep rituals, or meditation, this piece supports the release of conscious thought and invites the subconscious to awaken. Let yourself be held in a safe, protective space, where sleep begins and inner healing unfolds
Relaxation works by Carola Hoffmeister
Can you hear that? Wind rustling, birds chirping, music playing. Sleep. Sound of Silence takes you on an acoustic journey to dream away, relax and fall asleep. You can also listen to the sounds of nature and music while working or reading. The selected sounds are good for three things: they help to activate your brain so that you can let your thoughts run free, be more attentive and reduce stress.
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