Playlist for reading big books
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This will be the kind of playlist for reading where I confine myself to just videos under 10 minutes, and the reading aspect means that there has to be a hypnotic lull involved, where with the progression there is a deeper and deeper sensation achieved, which is aimed for at least.
1st session which for me shall be looped and used several times before more is added in this hypnogogic manner I find all too easy by just gravitating to the most sublime and entrancing music I've ever heard and not totally forgetting about them in my mental deterioration process in this my strangest time in my whole life, where my body for example feels like all the limbs and so forth could detach and float away like in space where no gravity is, music like this paired with not just the 5 big novels I mentioned a few days ago, it is needed yes to finish stuff, but I also need to at least get a taste of as many of what i've stockpiled in my kindle over the past 5 or so years:
1. Max Richter - On the Nature of Daylight - 6:15
2. Maurice Ravel - Pavane - 7:14
3. Olivier Messiaen - Oraison - 7:46
4. Charles Ives - The Unanswered Question - 6:08
5. Max Richter - Luminous - 5:17
This will be the kind of playlist for reading where I confine myself to just videos under 10 minutes, and the reading aspect means that there has to be a hypnotic lull involved, where with the progression there is a deeper and deeper sensation achieved, which is aimed for at least.
1st session which for me shall be looped and used several times before more is added in this hypnogogic manner I find all too easy by just gravitating to the most sublime and entrancing music I've ever heard and not totally forgetting about them in my mental deterioration process in this my strangest time in my whole life, where my body for example feels like all the limbs and so forth could detach and float away like in space where no gravity is, music like this paired with not just the 5 big novels I mentioned a few days ago, it is needed yes to finish stuff, but I also need to at least get a taste of as many of what i've stockpiled in my kindle over the past 5 or so years:
1. Max Richter - On the Nature of Daylight - 6:15
2. Maurice Ravel - Pavane - 7:14
3. Olivier Messiaen - Oraison - 7:46
4. Charles Ives - The Unanswered Question - 6:08
5. Max Richter - Luminous - 5:17
46-50, M
