Come Fly with Me : Airliner Sounds
There are other 'airliner' sounds you can find on the Internet.
The calming effect of being on a jet during a long flight is
well known. Maybe it's the drone of the engines or the
pressurized air. Maybe its the fact that you are going somewhere
new, possibly on vacation, and you are ready to relax anyway. I
have heard some of these audio 'takes' on airliner ambiance.
They did not work for me. Not because of the quality of the
sounds... but because of the lack of visualization.
You
see, I am a hardcore insomniac. World class. What I needed was
to bridge my Alpha (relaxation) brainwaves to my Theta (dream
onset) brainwaves. Sounds, as well-intentioned as they might be,
by themselves just don't do it for me. I needed a virtual real
environment to promote visualization and sleep onset. My brain
needed to, in effect, 'believe' it just might really be on a
jet. Ergo, Jumbo Jet . We
hear the jet taxi, attendants and pilots speaking, people moving
about, and soon we take off. Then we hear the landing gear go
up, the waa-waa sound of the jet 'banking' and finally the
murmur of other relaxed flyers. Yes, there are the familiar
beeps and dings and the drone of the engines but there is so
much more. Jumbo Jet works on many levels.
Jumbo Jet is also very representative of what we are doing here.
In essence, we create virtually real sound environments to
promote visualization. Combined with naturally soothing sounds
these virtual environments lead to sleep onset. If you are an
insomniac, or just want to fall asleep quickly, give it a try. I
think you might be pleasantly surprised that there really is
something new for sleep onset that does not come in pill form.
Talk at 'cha later!
Brad McBride


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