“ If we knew what it was we
were doing, it would not be
called research, would it? “

- Albert Einstein

6 Benefits

You’ll Experience With Silent Journey

1.A Truly Quiet Mind

With all the distractions of life, it’s easy to lose touch with our natural state of being. But that doesn’t mean that it’s not there. In fact, it’s always there! And when you tap into it, you’re able to quiet your mind of mental chatter allowing you to feel more relaxed, more often.

2.Stress Free Living

It’s no secret that stress can lead to a whole slew of negative effects. But knowing we need to eliminate it is one thing, knowing what it feels like to live a stress free life is a whole other entirely! You’ll learn how to tune into your body in ways that allow you to reject stress naturally so that you can live with less tension, anxiety and strain.

3.Intuition

If you’ve ever just “gotten a feeling” about something or had a thought without any interference or use of reason, then you’ve experienced intuition. When your body is aligned with your mind, intuition comes naturally and freely.

“For the last few years, I’ve been practicing meditation. It’s difficult to describe the effect it’s had on my life. I can only mention maybe a few words: calm, clarity, a balance, and, at times, a recognition. It’s made a difference.” - Martin Scorsese

4.Creativity

While painters, writers and musicians all lay claim to being creative, creativity isn’t just for artists. It’s thinking outside of the box, coming up with solutions, adding a unique insight into something otherwise standard and tuning into a world filled with color and possibilities. When you reach creative levels, you unlock a truly inventive and resourceful area of your body that allows you to be creative beyond anything you’ve ever thought possible.

I used to think anxiety and insomnia drove me to success. But it was the stillness that let me be good at anything. When you extend the seconds of stillness, that’s when you’re able to think and learn. -Russell Simmons

5.Inner Peace

When you are spiritually and mentally at peace, you are able to take on the day with a resilient mind, regardless of discord or adversity. When you harness this ability, you create an atmosphere of peace within yourself and others around you.

“Silent Journey was Awesome!”

My experience was wonderful.The music, the sound of the ocean waves, the soothing voice, it all created an atmosphere of calm and tranquility. Silent Journey was awesome!

Pamela Williams

6.Purpose

Living life with purpose means living life to the fullest. The outcome is balanced with the journey there and the rewards are unlimited when purpose is at play. Whether you’re looking for purpose in life or at work, you must first tune from within.

“I tend to be calm and things tend to slow down as I go into situations where I don’t know the outcome. Above all else, I think this is one of the major benefits of consistent meditation. It allows you to deal with high stress situations with an almost supernatural calmness.”
-Michael Jordan

Silent Journey offers you 3 powerful ways to get your mind back in tune!

The first is our best selling Generative Meditation Album – a soothing array of calming music with the added bonus of a verbal guide that helps you tune your soul. Then we have our widely popular Zen Collection, whichis comprised of our Original, Enhanced and Abridged albums. Each album contains powerful neuro audio tunes both with and without binaural beat technology and allows you the choice of wither 15 or 30 minute tracks.

And for a limited time, we’re also including our Bliss Bonus Album in the Zen Collection! And if you prefer a a breathtaking view with your soothing sounds of soul-tuning bliss, then our Generative Video Collection is the perfect choice!

Positive Affirmations:

Silent Journey has developed audio tracks, or Neuro Tunes, that are embedded with subliminal messages called Positive Affirmations. These Positive Affirmations are what helps you get into a deep, relaxed, Zen-Like meditative state. It’s really simple to use, all you have to do have is sit down, close your eyes, play our tracks, and relax. Just listen to the music and let it carry you away. The calming music paired with the Positive Affirmations brings you to a deep state of peace where your mind can breathe freely and all the benefits of meditation can take hold in your subconscious. So when you wake from this Zen-like state you’ll be less irritable, you’ll feel more focused on the tasks at hand, and you’ll find yourself being less stressed.

Binaural Beats:

We’ve said earlier that it doesn’t take long to meditate, and that we’re different than everyone else. We truly mean that!
Aside from infusing our tracks with Positive Affirmations, we also incorporated Binaural Beats into our tracks. Binaural Beats, or Tones, are sound waves that can influence your brainwaves in more subtle ways and have been known to reduce anxiety.

To find out more on Binaural Beats you can visit some of the studies we’ve found. The first is a study on The Use of Binaural Beats for Anxiety Treatment, and the second is a study based on The Effects of Binaural Beats on Humans.

And for a more in depth look at how Binaural Beats work we’ve included a link to Web-us.com whom has an amazing write and description of Binaural Beats.

Did you know that meditation has
been scientifically proven to…

Increase your focus and attention

(University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2007)

Reduce anxiety, depression, anger and confusion

(Psychosomatic Medicine, 2009)

Overcome stress

(University of Massachusetts Medical School, 2003)

Boost your creativity

(ScienceDaily, 2010)

Cultivate healthy habits that lead to weight loss

(Journal Emotion, 2007)

Improve digestion and lower blood pressure

(Harvard Medical School)

Decrease your risk of heart attack

(The Stroke Journal, 2009)

Increase the capicity of your brain!

(Harvard University Gazette, 2006)

Decrease perception of pain & improve cognitivity

(Wake Forest University School of Medicine, 2010)

Improve your sex life while increasing your libido

(The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2009)

“ If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it? “