Image: Wikimedia Commons A lot of "meditation music" flies around on the internet and it's pretty good, but nothing, really nothing beats the real sound of space. It is truly exhilarating music to the ears - beautiful and sometimes eerie. But very fascinating for the most part.
Technically the space has no sound. But just as the project Radio Astronomy puts it: "it correlates the transmission of audible information...and the radiated signals from planets, stars and other astrophysical objects. The work synthesises these two areas. The signals from planets and stars are converted into audio and then broadcast on-line and on-air."
We don't recommend meditating to music. Reason being that meditation by definition is absence of thought and sensory information being processed, whether it is visual or auditory like music.
But sitting down to meditate will certainly be easy after a stressful day when you are in that "mood". Feeling relaxed and lighter will automatically help you breathe out all worries and simply tune in. So ladies and gentlemen, this is what our universe sounds like:
Technically the space has no sound. But just as the project Radio Astronomy puts it: "it correlates the transmission of audible information...and the radiated signals from planets, stars and other astrophysical objects. The work synthesises these two areas. The signals from planets and stars are converted into audio and then broadcast on-line and on-air."
We don't recommend meditating to music. Reason being that meditation by definition is absence of thought and sensory information being processed, whether it is visual or auditory like music.
But sitting down to meditate will certainly be easy after a stressful day when you are in that "mood". Feeling relaxed and lighter will automatically help you breathe out all worries and simply tune in. So ladies and gentlemen, this is what our universe sounds like:
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