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Music to Help You Sleep

November 28, 2007 by laura  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

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Music can be very restful. I often fall asleep while listening to music. If I am really into what is playing, I often feel like I am enveloped by the music. It makes me feel comfortable and safe – which promotes really good rest (for me).   Although not everyone agrees with me.  Not everyone wants to hear soothing sounds while they are trying to get some sleep.  So what do you do, sleep with headphones plugged into your ears?  That isn’t necessary any longer.

There is a pillow being made, that has built in speakers.  These speakers can be dialed down enough, so that the only person who can hear the music, will be you.  Great idea, don’t you think?

Of course, there is another upside to these pillows.  Since you can plug your mp3 player into them, it would make it that easier to learn through osmosis.  Now that college lectures are available through itunes – all you have to do is search for the right lecture, plug it into the pillow, rest your head…and voila – instant studying.

Genius-ness!

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10 Responses to “Music to Help You Sleep”
  1. KennyG says:

    Hi Laura,
    Interesting, I think I will have to find a set of these for myself. I am one to sleep with my IPOD plugged in listening to sounds of the ocean.

    Very interesting!

    Ken

  2. Ellie says:

    Sounds like a great idea but I wonder about the comfort factor of the pillow. Anyway, very cool.

  3. laura says:

    Hey Ken,

    If you find any ipod ready pillows in our fair city, let me know – because I will be following you to that store ;)

    Putting ocean sounds on the ipod is a really great idea…will have to look into doing that.

  4. laura says:

    Ellie,

    the picture I saw looked like the earphones were very foamy and comfortable and big. I would think that they wouldn’t be using the very painful ipod earbuds…..

  5. KennyG says:

    Laura,
    You will be the first to know if I find any :)

    If you are looking for some good to sleep to sounds try the Solitudes Series, it’s a little older, maybe 7 – 10 years ago, but it so soothing.

    Ken

  6. Jenna says:

    Another option for nighttime listening is the Meditation Podcast (www.meditationpodcast.com) – really good quality, with specific tones to get your brain into a meditative rhythm, and they have one called “Falling Asleep” to help you over insomnia. I found the falling asleep one a little strange (it felt like I was going to sleep in the wrong order or something), but it did help! The healing series are my favourite though.

  7. KennyG says:

    Jenna,
    Thank you, I will have to look for that one.

    Ken

  8. laura says:

    Thanks Ken,

    usually I fall asleep to the meditation series put out by Naxos (I think last year – or the year before).

    I love Chill with Debussy. Great music to encourage fun dreams – when I am able to sleep – that is. Will look for the sounds of the ocean – or maybe some cricket noises – would love to fall asleep to the songs of the cricket!

  9. laura says:

    Jenna,

    I love the idea of a meditation podcast. I am going to go to the site, right now!

    Thanks!!!

  10. Jenna says:

    Why you should always check out your links before you post them…

    http://www.themeditationpodcast.com

    there’s a “the” in front. I’m not really a fan of their site (it’s non-intuitive), but iTunes finds them just fine!

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