Journal
Writing about sleep, relaxation, meditation, frequencies and focus — what the evidence suggests, what remains uncertain, and how to choose music that suits the hour.
Music is one of the better-evidenced sleep aids available, though not for the reasons usually given. What helps, what interferes, and how to set it up sensibly.
The two most discussed tuning frequencies come from quite different places. What separates them, what the arguments get wrong, and how to decide which suits your listening.
963Hz is often called the frequency of insight or connection. Here is where that association comes from, what the tone sounds like in practice, and who tends to get on with it.
Music can support a sitting practice or quietly compete with it. A practical guide to choosing recordings that stay out of the way.
The Solfeggio tones are a modern set of frequencies with an old name. Here is where they came from, what the evidence says, and how to listen without believing anything in particular.