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In this lengthy article Anne Hart on Examiner.com discusses many aspects of anxiety and possible ways to a cure – or at least giving the patient a better life. Here new age music has an important role. Hart writes:

The type of music affected her (the patient’s) brain’s fear or calming center and healed my body to the point of a feeling of well-being instead of anxiety. Harp music, calming sting music, and even slow, new age music relaxed her.

And the suggested music:

Instrumentals with gentle voice sounds as in Mystic Voyage, from the CD Sheltering Stones  is a calming. It’s a Celtic music work of plucked strings and soft voices that helps listeners to visualize misty and mystic mornings at Big Sur in California. Another helpful recording for relaxation is Michael Rowland’s Fairy Ring suite

These are very good titles indeed! We here at NewAgeMusic.nu also put or seal of approval on them.

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