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Turning In ~ Ambient Meditations…ease into deep states of relaxation, de-stressing to the slow drumbeats and nature sounds embedded with binaural frequencies…from Deep Dub composer, Nadja Lind.    “Turning In ~ Ambient Meditations, for me, acts as a tonic against the strains and stresses… of everyday life.”    I found myself drifting off in reverie and experiencing a deeply refreshing “time out” from everything, including formal meditation itself. Turning In ~ Ambient Meditations, for me, acts as a tonic against the strains and stresses, formalities, and sometimes seriousness, of everyday life.    What I love about it is that it’s light enough to listen to whilst working, and yet powerful enough to meditate to if you want to go even deeper, and I found myself drifting between the two possibilities spontaneously.    For me it’s struck a balance, and hence has a certain versatility, which makes it stand out from my usual choice of entrainment. Turning In: Ambient Meditation really slows down the pace and brings me to a place of deep peace, and I enjoy the chilled out vibes too.    Jamie Basil These two Turning In tracks, Ho’oponopono and Thunderbird, are designed to gently guide you into states of deep relaxation, emotional release and inner peace, achieved through underlying binaural frequencies – frequencies designed to physically stimulate the human mind. This helps your body to naturally release its own destressing hormones, allowing you to breathe deeper, help your physical and spiritual body to rebalance and to recover quickly from the rigors of everyday life. How do the binaural Turning In soundscapes help do this? They assist you by:● deepening your breathing● relaxing your body and mind● stabilizing your immune system● energizing your body after training, at work or during breaks● increasing creativity● deepening & enhancing your yoga/meditation practice● releasing fatigue● helping you tap into your inner joy 01 Ho’oponoponofrom the Hawaiian tradition of reconciliation and forgiveness From Nadja:I am a HUGE FAN of Ho’oponopono – when I heard the story about Dr. I. Hew Len and how he practices Ho’oponopono I’ve trained myself every day for many years until I had Ho’op. on ‘automatic’ in my unconscious. I thought it might be valuable for other people, too. So I made this sound wave and recorded myself saying the Ho’op. sentences “I’m sorry.  Please forgive me.  Thank you.  I love you.” From Beta Tester, Jason Fulgham”Wow! What a cool way to experience this meditation technology. The Ho’oponpono soundtrack is a profound way to experience the Hawaiian spiritual tradition. Felt an increased ability to forgive those that have angered me and caused me pain. After listening, the mantra will stay with you and you will find yourself repeating it long after the headphones come off: “I am sorry, please forgive me, I love you, thank you.”Soundtrack was recorded in the beautiful and acoustically stunning Berlin Dome. The Ho’oponopono track also includes Nadja’s voice occasionally and softly saying, “I’m sorry. Please forgive me. Thank you. I love you.”02 Thunderbird What is truly unique about Turning In is the ambient rhythmic quality that Nadja infuses into her binaural work. The night sounds of bats, cicadas, and birds on the Thunderbird track were recorded while Nadja was on safari in Kenya.The thunderstorm sounds were field recorded in Berlin.The audio track begins with wind and thunderstorm and merges into a deep, sonorous drumming, with African night sounds, accompanying.”Perfect stuff…Thunderstorm is a really nice transition from the previous track, the spacious nature of it slowed my breathing, and the warm synth hits carry it perfectly. Great work!”Charlie Howellhttp://www.iawaketechnologies.com/es/turning-in-ambient-medi…