Horizon

Composed by Roberto García.

A baby sleeps peacefully.

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A Baby Dreaming

Chapter 1: The Saga Begins - Blue Night: A Twin Song
On a peaceful and enchanting blue night, a captivating tune called "Saga" played in the air. The melody was so mesmerizing that it transported listeners to a realm of tranquility and self-reflection beneath the glittering stars. What's even better, Saga's sister is just as beautiful.

Did you know that the unique "racketball snare sound" that appears halfway through Saga's music is created by Nigel Stanford? His distinctive sound has left a lasting impact on the music.


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Bluenight - Part I - Saga: Final Remaster

It's getting dark again

https://soundcloud.com/alpha-mind

To induce lucid dreaming, which is the ability to control your dreams, it requires practice. 

It involves understanding the different stages of sleep, manipulating REM (rapid eye movement) cycles, and keeping a record of your dreams. This process starts with understanding the fundamentals of sleep and gradually learning techniques to increase the likelihood of having lucid dreams.

Here are some suggestions for maintaining a dream journal:

1. Develop the habit of asking yourself upon waking, "What was I dreaming?" This should be done before any other thoughts creep in, as they may interfere with your dream recall.

2. Stay in the same position you woke up in, as any physical movement can make it harder to remember your dream.

3. Avoid thinking about the day's concerns, as this can also erase your dream memories. If you can't remember anything, keep trying for several minutes without moving or thinking about anything else. Usually, fragments of the dream will start to come to you.

4. If you still can't remember anything, ask yourself, "What was I just thinking?" and "How was I just feeling?" Your thoughts and emotions can provide clues to help you retrieve the entire dream.

5. Hold onto any clues or fragments that you remember and try to piece together a narrative. Start by recalling a scene and then ask yourself what happened before that, and before that, effectively reliving the dream in reverse. With practice, you'll be able to trigger a detailed replay of the entire dream by focusing on a single fragment of memory.

6. If you're unable to recall anything, try imagining a dream you might have had. Take note of your current feelings and list your current concerns. Then ask yourself, "Did I dream about that?" Even if you only remember a mood, describe it in your journal. Sometimes, events or scenes from your day may trigger memories of the previous night's dream. Be ready to notice these connections and record whatever you remember.

7. Remember that developing dream recall takes time and practice. Don't get discouraged if you don't succeed right away. With consistent effort, almost everyone improves their dream recall. Once you can recall your dreams at least once per night, you'll be ready to explore lucid dreaming. It won't take long to reach this stage of readiness, and many people who reach this point are already experiencing lucid dreams.

Lucid Dreams: Alphamind w/ BrainStorm - Final Remaster

And because I almost forgot Trance Pacific, I almost forgot this one too.

Trance Pacific - Long-Haul Flight Final Remaster

An Irish Pub

in collaboration with Chris Bright being the composer and playing the piano and me doing the background music.

Ambient Journey

As Imagined

As Imagined - Timothy McGuire mix

Made exclusively on iPad using Koala Sampler.

DKODA - Come On

In "The Floating Garden," I've ventured into a realm where generative synths and the spirit of ambient music converge to create a magical, calming oasis. This single is a reflection of my journey, infused with a tiny touch of neoclassical elegance amidst the vast expanse of classic ambient landscapes. I aimed to cultivate an environment that invites listeners to float away into a serene, ethereal garden of their own making. I hope it brings you the same solace and wonder it brought me during its creation.

The Floating Garden

Support

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
538

https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku538-only-the-moon-remains/

Only The Moon Remains (Naviarhaiku 538)

Enjoy a new song of different genre every Sunday!

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A Baby Dreaming

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