Meditation Music

Whether your path to enlightenment is eightfold or twelvefold, or six-point-oh-two-times-ten-to-the-twenty-third-fold, a little music can well assist you in your journey. Gathered from the four corners of our round Earth (meditate on that for a while), this music captures the moment.

As the seeker said to the hot dog vendor, "Make me one with everything." If only it were that easy. The meditative path is, by its very nature, a solitary one, though there are many guideposts along the way. We've crafted a carefully selected accompaniment to the sound of one hand clapping.

You only have to renounce a tiny portion of your worldly goods in order to obtain the benefits of having a personalized soundtrack to your enlightenment. Not that you would be proud of that or anything. That would be wrong. But you could be highly satisfied. And that's OK. Really.

The practice of meditation can be found in virtually all cultures, sometimes with a religious element, sometimes not. Whether you are trying to attain enlightenment or merely closing off the rattle and chatter of everyday life in order to bring body and spirit into harmony, it's all good. Many cultures have used music as an aid to meditation, from Christian Gregorian Chants in the 9th century to Tibetan Buddhists in the 21st. You can too.