Dreamworld - Music Album

I actually got this App several years. It opened the gateway and then I forgot... what it had shown me. When I recently revisited the app. <3 I remembered instantly.... it is my go to for many things. Sometimes I don’t even make it through all of it. If I listen before Dreamtime.... I know I astral project and I wake up with conscious enhancements I cannot explain. It is highly recommended. I’m assuming still in 432 hz... the flower of life and that frequency are a powerful combination. Eternally grateful to have found this app and the experience I am able to access through this free gift to humanity. Thanks to all collaborators on this dynamic expression of love through mindfulness. Much love. One world One Race. I am one voice but collectively we are the choir and the music. Love to all.

I never write reviews but I found this app to be a special one. The first song on the app brought tears to my eyes and a smile on my lips on my first listen. While the first song is my absolute favorite, all the songs resonated with me at a deep level. I would recommend this app for spiritually awakening people who’d like to listen to songs that have meaningful lyrics, good music, the uplifting 432 Hz pitch (instead of the standard but damaging 440 Hz pitch), and a message that helps us remember our true identity.

Of course, I was initially intrigued with "getting" a free album. I found it through one of the wormholes in the Internet when I was originally looking for info on the pineal gland... I think? I may have forgotten exactly by now. These things happen as one gets older and not taking the best car of ones self. So anyway, being deaf, I was also intrigued with the way the lyrics were packaged as part of the music. The interactive artwork is cool too. Now I could quibble and fuss about how I don't agree with all aspects of the lyrics, the differences of spiritual understanding, the "message" (or that the were no lyrics or transcripts for the spoken elements in "Kalpa" and "Journey to Self" Meditation, the intro spoken part of "Dreamworlds", so I am completely lost as to what was being said there.). In any case, being as this is the first album recorded in this format, I guess you can pretty much do it the way you want. (Although Donny Osmond, and likely some others, has a similar idea with an app that feeds in song samples every few weeks, in preparation for an upcoming album, but once it has dropped and one has it in their iTunes albums, I'm not sure what good his app will be after then?). But I do know other musicians and would love to see albums that were more accessible to everyone. Just because I'm deaf and use lyrics a lot doesn't mean music is completely inaccessible, and having looked this one over, I'd like to see other types of music in this format. On the other hand, I'm sure some will quibble about the idea that the artist will know who and when and where anyone is listening to this album at any time, etc. So if that's Big Brother-ish, then it is... And so is the rest of the world... Maybe some have a different ending in mind, but that's part of the freedom of choice, right?