Here is Dr. Zaidi’s relaxing music for stress relief and deep sleep. Since his spontaneous enlightenment, Dr. Zaidi has discovered some hidden talents, instrumental music being one of them. He is drawn to flute music, especially Native American Flute music, which he finds very relaxing and soothing for the soul.
Stress management is one of the five pillars – SNEVM – of Dr. Zaidi’s holistic approach to healthy living. His relaxing flute music can help you manage your stress of daily living. In addition, play this music in the evening and enjoy a deep, relaxing sleep.
He plays this relaxing music every day by himself. Sometimes, he takes his flute with him when he goes to public gardens, parks, beaches, and plays his relaxing music. Often, strangers stop by to listen to his peaceful music.
Dr. Zaidi did not attend any online course to learn “how to play the flute.” He simply uses common sense and lets the flute play by itself naturally. In this way, his music is original and natural. He is in a meditative state while he plays the flute. That’s why his flute music comes straight from the deep caverns of his soul. For this reason, your soul loves to listen to his music and be peaceful.
Why Instrumental Music is Soothing for the Soul
We are in our natural state at birth. That’s what our soul loves to stay in. Now consider this: We have not acquired any human language at birth. This comes later as we grow up in a society. As we learn the language of that society, we develop a thinking mind, which is helpful to function in the human world, but it also creates emotional stress for our soul. Lyrics come from the thinking mind. For this reason, you have to know the language of the lyric to fully understand and enjoy it. On the other hand, simple instrumental music is devoid of human languages. For this reason, any soul on the planet can enjoy it.
Enjoy Dr. Zaidi’s relaxing music for stress relief, meditation, and sound sleep.
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