This music of Purity is a little different to most "typical" relaxation music. It's dreamy, flowing and at times quite formless. When played quietly, the therapeutic tones of bowed Tibetan bells have a really hypnotic quality to them that some people will find exceptionally soothing.

The eight tracks on this album all flow together to create an hour long "sound bath" that is very relaxing and a fantastic accompaniment to meditation.

Ways to use this music

As a meditation aid
The music of Purity is wonderful for meditation and is equally effective on either headphones or open speakers. Just let the sound gently wash over you as you meditate.

To enhance personal rituals
You can use the music to magnify the effect of personal rituals like affirmations and visualizations. If you put time aside each day to center yourself, to clear your mind or focus your intentions, then the sacred tones of Purity can really help to make these rituals more effective by amplifying and clarifying your own personal vibrations.Take a moment to tune in to the music previews below and try it for yourself. The effect can be very powerful.  

To clear a space
Playing the music of Purity on open speakers will help to purify the energy in any room, and brings about an atmosphere of peacefulness and clarity. 

For general relaxation
You don't need to have a specific reason to enjoy the music of Purity. Take a break from the noise of the world and experience something a little different. Played at a quite volume, this music has a subtle but powerful calming effect that's quite different to most other types of music.

Tibetan bells usually have a smooth-milled rim that can be bowed with a wooden mallet to produce slow, sustained tones that have the most hauntingly beautiful quality. The sound they produce is incredibly pure. I can’t think of a better word to describe it than that.

When multiple bells are played in combination, their tones intermingle in an organic and sometimes unexpected way, combining to create more complex, layered sounds that can be mind-numbingly hypnotic. That's exactly what you'll hear throughout the album "Purity". Bowed Tibetan bells are the focal point of this album and they are only accompanied by an occasional sprinkling of chimes and some subtle white noise sweeps.

The therapeutic music of Purity not only cleanses your energy, it also encourages your mind to let go of repetitive thinking patterns and it helps to dissolve negative or dark psychological energies. You could think of this album as "Sonic Reiki".

For some people, the minimalistic, formless nature of this music will be an entirely new experience, and one that can be profoundly relaxing. There are no emotional highs or lows, just a free flowing palette of textures, colours and lights that the mind can shape and interpret in its own way.

The eight tracks on this album flow together as a cohesive musical experience, so even though there are short breaks between each track, when you experience the album as a whole you may not be able to identify where one track finishes and another begins.

Christopher highly recommends that you listen at a very quiet volume, and I mean VERY quietly. It only needs to tickle your eardrums ever so gently to work its magic.

It’s also worth mentioning that in some cases, listeners who are exceptionally stressed may find this music irritating at first. Those who work in the healing arts will recognize this as sign of stress and/or traumas that have surfaced and are ready to be released. Keeping the music at a quiet volume will help to moderate this experience.