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Calm Before the Storm || Length: 27 minutes or 40 minutes

Calm before the storm

|| Length: 27 minutes or 40 minutes

|| Purpose: Hybrid - relaxation and medium Cyberdelic

|| Frequencies: 7.83Hz plus mixed Alpha and Beta

Your visit to the beach just got interesting.

NOTE: This session has some sudden changes that may be a surprise, in line with thunder and lightening.

Welcome to a unique experience of light and sound that turns your relaxing day in the sun on the beach into an adventure exploring different dimensions.

Imagine yourself lying in the sun on the beach. You can hear the gently crashing waves and the sea birds as you slowly relax. You can even hear the distant sound of children playing as you lie still in the warmth.

As you continue to drift off, dark clouds slowly begin to roll in and the light dims.

Then a distant clap of thunder lets you know that lightning is near.

And just as if a tap is turned on, it begins to rain.

As the storm gets closer the lightning becomes visible and the thunder more powerful.

Before you realize what has happened, you are immersed into another world of color, shape and movement.

Lightning flashes and claps of thunder push though the sound of the rain and waves.

And then, as the storm passes you by it leaves you almost as quickly as it arrived, with just the sound of the waves to remind you of where you are.

This session is a hybrid of relaxation and psychedelic effects. The first half is predominantly the Schumann resonance to relax you, ground you, and connect you with the Earths pulse in much the same way as lying on the beach would.

The second half is quite a trip. The rain, thunder and waves act as a distraction from consciousness, causing disassociation and trance. And the psychedelic effects combine with this to create a unique journey. There is an offset between lightning and thunder to match what nature does. IE: Usually the visual comes before the sound depending on how close the lightening is.

Sunscreen not required.

Enjoy

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