Guided Meditation Website Offers Free Music

SANTA FE, N.M. - May 16, 2014 - PRLog -- Popular guided imagery website The Healing Waterfall is now offering its visitors a new free music play of soothing music every week. Most visitors seek out the site for its downloads and CDs of guided meditations – peaceful narratives set over soft background music for the purpose of deep relaxation, healing, and self improvement. But the author of the meditations is also a long established music composer, with numerous album credits to his name. Site visitors can now enjoy a taste of Max Highstein’s music by itself, without the narrated meditative programs.

Author, counselor and composer Highstein began his recording career in the mid ‘80s by writing scripts for original guided meditation (also called guided imagery) programs. He then hired professional voice artists to voice the scripts, and finally scored original music to the narrations. The first two recordings, completed in 1984 and 1985 were titled, 12 Cosmic Healers and The Healing Waterfall. His early work took off in a big way, quickly gaining distribution to thousands of bookstores nationwide.

Although he continued to develop guided meditations, he also branched off into composing music albums that stood on their own. His titles, Touch the Sky, Stars, and other works became fixtures in the burgeoning New Age Music scene, and were heavily played on the NAC radio format throughout the 90’s. Songs from these CDs are still played on instrumental music radio all over the world today. Many of his CDs are in wide use by healers and massage therapists as backgrounds to their client sessions.

In some instances, music Highstein created as scores for guided imagery programs has ended up on CDs as stand-alone music. His albums, Intuition and Sacred Journeys are two examples. Both are used by listeners as meditation music, or music for relaxation and healing.

Max Highstein’s music is available for download or CD purchase from The Healing Waterfall site, where it’s offered along with over 65 different guided imagery programs. And now, listeners can enjoy some of it free. Find weekly examples at the blog portion of the website, http://www.guidedimagerydownloads.com. Discover more about Max Highstein at his own website, http://www.maxhighstein.com, and also http://www.intuitionretreat.com.