Marina India was born in the ancient, colorful, multi-lingual city of Varna on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, where the West borders on the East. While her training in the European musical tradition started at an early age, with piano first and later on bassoon at the music Academy in Sofia, she felt drawn to foreign lands and distant horizons. In 1991 she became one of the founding members of the OM Formation, a performing group with which she played experimental music and toured the world. The numerous venues in which she played include a world record “high” – the Kalapatar peak, just below Mount Everest.
Her growing interest in the richness of Indian classical music and eastern traditions led her to the oldest art and music school in New Delhi where she studied from 2003 to 2008. In that period she created the project “Along the Long Road” – a collection of songs strongly influenced by Indian culture and arranged in a way that speaks to contemporary audiences. Between recordings and performances, she did long retreats at ashrams in the north and south of India. While learning to play old Indian music instruments, she discovered the secret power of mantras and Nada Yoga – the yoga of sound; she was taught by advanced spiritual teachers. Continuing with her performing career, Marina India currently records albums with music for meditation and Yoga Nidra (the yoga of dream); she also conducts workshops on Sound Therapy and Sound Yoga.

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Introduction - Music for Yoga Nidra

Sensations - Music for Yoga Nidra

The High Blue Mountain - Music for Yoga Nidra

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Breathing - Music for Yoga Nidra

Marina India was born in the ancient, colorful, multi-lingual city of Varna on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, where the West borders on the East. While her training in the European musical tradition started at an early age, with piano first and later on bassoon at the music Academy in Sofia, she felt drawn to foreign lands and distant horizons. In 1991 she became one of the founding members of the OM Formation, a performing group with which she played experimental music and toured the world. The numerous venues in which she played include a world record “high” – the Kalapatar peak, just below mount Everest.
Her growing interest in the richness of Indian classical music and eastern traditions led her to the oldest art and music school in New Delhi where she studied from 2003 to 2008. In that period she created the project “Along the Long Road” – a collection of songs strongly influenced by Indian culture and arranged in a way that speaks to contemporary audiences. Between recordings and performances, she did long retreats at ashrams in the north and south of India. While learning to play old Indian music instruments, she discovered the secret power of mantras and Nada Yoga – the yoga of sound; she was taught by advanced spiritual teachers. Continuing with her performing career, Marina India currently records albums with music for meditation and Yoga Nidra (the yoga of dream); she also conducts workshops on Sound Therapy and Sound Yoga.

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