INSOMNIA -
It's tiresome, to say the least.
You have a lot to do tomorrow, and you really
need to get good sleep tonight.
I know what it's like to toss and turn... I hear every
little noise. I wake up easily and then... I just
lie there, waiting for the sandman to come back from exile.
You may have noisy neighbors... or you live too close to
the highway. Or your partner snores, saws wood all night
long. Or you suffer from tinnitus (as I do).
Or you're just generally wired up and need to relax.
Yes? Things are better for me now in the wee hours. What
made the difference? What did I do? Well, I made a SoundScape... |
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Personal
Pick! The Ultimate Beauty Sleep Tool
April 2, 2005
Reviewed By: Donna
Living in the Sonoran Desert is wonderful, but my Pisces
nature misses the sound of the rolling sea. This Ocean
Sleep soundscape is conducive to rest and relaxation, and
satisfies my need to listen to the waves. I sleep deeply
and feel refreshed upon awakening. I also adore using this
for a rejuvenating afternoon nap! You must have
this. |
Sail
off to a good night's sleep
January 28, 2005
Reviewed By: Jill
I had been looking for a no nonsense, nothing added
recording of sea sounds. I love the sea and its soothing
sound helps me go off to dreamland. Most recordings
have subliminal garbage or new-age philosophy. This
recording is beautiful and authentic. The price is
right. I have been very pleased.
A
Home by the Sea
March 10, 2005
Reviewed By: Alan
My Wife and I recently spent a couple of days at
the Oregon Coast (as it's only about 80 miles away)
but none the less we still have to come home. Sleeping
in a beach-front motel, we would leave the windows
open listening to the constant drone of the ocean
waves...ahhh, relaxing. Anyway, this is a great recording
of that sound... no seagulls or anything. Just the
constant, slightly changing, gentle yet powerful
sound of the ocean that fills the air there. My Wife
loves it as it helps her to fall asleep since she
has this freight train (yours truly) snoring next
to her. Great job, I didn't think it could sound
so real over audio equipment. |
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