Sacred Lullaby

$ 18.00

Designed to provide babies with feelings of comfort, reassurance and trust. This will help baby, mom (and dad!) to attain a peaceful, relaxed state so all can get better sleep.

I’ve had the most wonderful experiences with your sound recordings. They not only relax me, but they also completely open my heart and put me in a blissful and ecstatic state. I can’t put into words the feelings of expanded love that I have felt after listening to the recordings. I have also written what came to my mind after each listening session and I am amazed today at what I have written. Thank you very much for this precious gift you have given me.
— Marcelle I.

1 recording
70 minutes
verbal guidance: NONE

Sacred Lullaby sample:

For best results, listen with headphones or good quality speakers.

In Sacred Lullaby, a mother angelically serenades to her child with loving intention throughout, designed to lull the listener into a restful sleep. A constant delta tone keeps your mind centered, so as not to wander off with distracting thoughts that may disrupt or delay falling asleep.

Listen while pregnant to familiarize baby with the comforting sounds. Designed for convenient use with a cell phone speaker, can also listen with headphones, speakers or single speaker systems. Use Sacred Lullaby as part of a bedtime routine for babies, children (and adults) of all ages. May help to reduce waking up in the middle of the night and lessen snoring.

Not for me.

I saw the other negative review before purchasing this track, but I decided to give it a try anyway. Unfortunately, I agree with that review. It's not that I wanted a more cohesive melody--meandering notes are fine. But at times the vocal becomes too fast and high-pitched to be soothing. It does indeed sound like vocal training. A slower, lower humming would have been more conducive to sleep and relaxation or meditation. There is some of that in here but it's not consistent, so the experience of relaxation is not consistent. I do like the echo effect, I like the staticky/rain sound, and I like the droning organ-like note. But ultimately I find the vocal too distracting.

Disappointing

I saw the other negative review before purchasing this track, but I decided to give it a try anyway. Unfortunately, I agree with that review. It's not that I wanted a more cohesive melody--meandering notes are fine. But at times the vocal becomes too fast and high-pitched to be soothing. It does indeed sound like vocal training. A slower, lower humming would have been more conducive to sleep and relaxation or meditation. There is some of that in here but it's not consistent. You get a couple minutes of peace and then a couple minutes of annoyance. I like the echo effect, I like the staticky/rain sound, I like the droning organ-like note...It's so close to being really wonderful, but the vocal ruins it. As it is, this track is not usable for me at all.

Very gentle and relaxing but with depth

I got this song for my sister who has ptsd to help go to sleep and meditate, her and her kids love it and put it on at bedtime, and its great because its a long track to meditate for a longer session, i use it too and really enjoy it, sometimes i use this song with prayer and it feels divine and hymn like in heartfelt connecting with gratitude and love to god. i recommend it.

Distracting vocal notes

The sample sounded so alluring -- and I do like the haunting "echo" effect throughout. But rather than a lullaby, this eventually sounds like someone practicing musical scales....or like someone engaged in vocal training. The notes of the vocalist in the background got distracting because of this, rather than soothing. You begin to wonder, where is she going, it's not pieces of a melody, it's more random & disjointed. I feel it could have been so much better.

Thank you for your feedback. We intentionally kept the singing random to avoid a repeating melody. The singer was actually singing to her baby with the emotional sentiment “I love you” but not using words. It’s a unique approach unlike most and may not meet preconceived expectations.