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Melora

by Ludvig Cimbrelius

Rated
4.8
Type
music
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
2.2k

A narrative revolving around a childlike voice, this brief sound journey allows for dissonance to be here. Encompassing both light and dark, not pushing either one away but touching both in a continuous movement. Intuitively I feel that this song relates to connecting with and integrating aspects of ourselves that we may have pushed out of awareness. Sometimes touching them lightly is all that is necessary for the natural embrace of our wholeness to unfold.

ChildlikeSoundCognitive DissonanceLightDarkMovementSelf IntegrationAwarenessWholeness

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Ludvig CimbreliusKöyceğiz, Muğla, Turkey

4.8 (121)

Recent Reviews

Rosie

July 22, 2025

Very sweet thank you

Anselm

September 7, 2023

🧘👍

Shannon

February 18, 2022

I don’t need better recommendations because I know what I like to listen to! No offense, but Every time I get recommendations they don’t really work for me. This is so personal!Ludwig Cimbrelius us is the perfect composer to listen to for me because there’s no talking, his music is low , Simple yet quite complex and gorgeous, sets a very imaginative mood, and doesn’t have high tinkling piano parts which a lot of “meditation music” has, (which is not induce of to sleep or meditation). Thank you so much I love what you do!✨✨✨💜💜💜

Ariana

December 14, 2021

Very relaxing and allowing a sinking in to the energy.

Matthew

December 14, 2021

Very gentle and soothing. Thank you.

Tom

December 14, 2021

What a wonderful soundscape, I got lost : deep bow soul brother 🙏🏻

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