14 mixes with tracks by “tibetan”

Do not pursue the past. Do not lose yourself in the future. The past no longer is. The future has not yet come. Look deeply at life as it is.

Buddhist music with some beats. Authentic chants.

I made this mix to help me get over some hard times. I needed to realize that happiness comes from within, and that investing in yourself can never be a bad investment. I strongly believe that our lives depend on our thoughts - so here's to clear thinking.

Twenty-five tracks of some varying voltage ambient stoner post drones to them with some mellow tracks here and there to break up the vice and give your hips a chance to circulate. Included is music by but by far by no means limited to such bands and such artists such as Ryokuchi, And So I Watch You From Afar and Wolfkhan.

Beginning with joyful awakening tones and moving into more om centered meditation. This playlist opens & concludes with a single singing bowl chime for a peaceful entrance into and departure from the session. Six songs (approx. 50 minutes) including music by Henry Wolff & Nancy Hennings, Nawang Khechog and Yogi Hari.

Eight tracks including music by Ravi Shankar, Babatunde Olatunji and Hindu Bhajan.

Tibetan Monks, Gregorian Monks, Ravi Shankav

Eight tracks including music by Dean Evenson & Li Xiangting, Jean Philippe Rykiel/Lama Gyurme and Monks of the Dip Tse Chok Ling Monastery, Dharamsala.

Twentythree tracks of mostly instrumental electric ambient drone noize drifting listless out-of-body inducing music with some explosions and some lyricism here and there, tracks include Beck and Buckethead.

Dejate envolver

The sequel to http://8tracks.com/frankmartin__indeed/the-bitter-romance which that one was also the sequel to http://8tracks.com/frankmartin__indeed/the-awkward-romance
Twenty-four tracks of music, including music by but by far by no means limited to such bands and such artists such as Sparklehorse, Iron & Wine and Flying Saucer Attack.

8 very odd tracks including music by Bablicon, Björk, Diamanda Galas, and other artists that will make you question the nature of music.