Javanesse ambiance meditation music and soundscape for Smile Meditation.
This audio include brainwave, binaural beats, and subliminal message. diDDI AGePhe as a Sound Healer, meditation guru and Composer put a Javanesse Gamelan, Javanesse Voices and so many sound element to assisst you to learn smile meditation.  Buy this long version audio from musikhipnotis.com

-First, center yourself. Breathe in, and with every exhale feel yourself become more calm. Once you have reached a state of calm and relaxation, turn all of your energy into your head, make your head a focus point of your energy.
With your eyes closed, let attention move to the inside of your eyes. Feel how wonderful your eyes are - they are the window to the world you see every day. Check in with them and feel them as they Are. Do the same with your nose, focusing your attention there next. Feel what it is like for you nostrils to breathe.

-Next, send the focus lower to your mouth. Feel the inside of your mouth, letting your tongue relax behind your teeth. Feel your lips resting in their natural state. Move your attention downward to your chin, feeling your chin and jaw slacken and become calm, relaxed, and aware of its presence.
After your face has been acknowledged throughout your practice so far, lend awareness to your face as a whole. With all of the parts relaxed, let your entire face reach a neutral and natural position.

-Finally, focus attention again on your lips. Slowly raise the corners of your lips upward, letting yourself attain a relaxed and gentle smile. Widen your smile until you feel it connect with your Inner smile - you will feel yourself click into a certain harmony of being. Notice your energy begin to shift, you should feel a warm sense of peaceful energy beginning to well up and then radiate from your body.

-Now, maintaining the smile, return attention to your eyes. Bask in the feeling of warmth, relaxation, and uplifted energy. Allow your eyes, while still closed, to smile too. Connecting the smile of your eyes with the smile of your lips will help you tune into your true Inner smile, that inner sense of harmony that you feel with your mind, body, and spirit.
Hold this smile until you feel awareness start to come through to the rest of your body. When you choose to end your practice, end it slowly for the lingering effects of the meditation to uplift your energetic presence and sense of well being.

To extend this practice further, you can take the energy from the Inner smile established toward the end of the practice and move it through the rest of your body, one organ or body part at a time, to send love, light and positive healing energy throughout your system.

This practice can be done for one minute to even an hour, depending on how far you choose to send the energy from your Inner smile.

The best part about this meditation is its transformative power - doing this practice in moments of depression, anxiety or anger can work to instantaneously relieve the worst of the effects and return you to the present moment and your True self. It can be done anywhere, while listening to music to riding in the car. It’s accessible for any level of meditator, and the effects are lasting and gratifying for both soul and body.

Namaste, Salam Cahaya

Javanesse Smile Meditation

I wrote this song in 2013, dedicated to my dad, who passed away in 2010. This arrangement was made using garage band apps. 

Nostalgia

written and composed by Monita Tahalea
produced and arranged by Monita Tahalea and Indra Perkasa

vocal recorded at Sum it! Studio by Dimas Aditya Pradipta
music recorded, programmed, mixed, and mastered at Gadgadasvara studio.
recorded at tuning A = 432hz

a soundtrack commissioned by Nivea, for a short movie about Mother's Day directed by Adriyanto Dewo.
my first time collaboration with Monita, one of my favorite singer in town. she has such a beautiful voice. really enjoying working on this project with her. hopefully there's more to come in the future ;)

cheers.

* oh and you can download this for free. if the quota has reached the limit on soundcloud, please go to this link :
http://ext14.nivea.co.id/78/psilovemama/download-music   

I Love Mama

"Umang-Umang"
by Addie M. S. & the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
a Bengkulu Malay folksong written by Firdaus Burhan
arrangement & accordions by Andreas Arianto, piano by Glen Dauna, percussions by Ade Koestomo
produced by Addie M. S.
for "The Sounds of Indonesia vol. 3" album, commissioned by Garuda Indonesia Airlines

Umang Umang, with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra

Music excerpt from the original score of "Get Up Stand Up" film (directed by Teezar Sjamsuddin, KG Studio Production).
Composed by Hariopati Rinanto

for the youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhfX2uHD9Xc

Pesan Fatiya (The Dying Message) - score from "Get Up Stand Up"

Hariopati