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Does music have the power to send us to sleep?
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To the casual eye, many features of everyday life seem destined to lull the Japanese to sleep: the steady rattle of a stuffy commuter train, the drone of a monotonous lecturer, the thrum of an office air-conditioner.
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I believe that soothing music has the power to send us to sleep. Not the screaming loud type of music as that will energize you. I believe that it is individual though in what an individual finds is soothing to them.
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Anything that suits your senses is music , it may be just a rythmic sound or a relaxing composition as Nikki said it is individualistic. I really get involved in some light instrumental music for relaxation and sleep..takes me into another world.
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I usually can fall asleep to music if I am listening to Enya, New Age, Native American flute or drum sounds.
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it can be the sound of a ceiling fan, the sound of raindrops on the roof, even melodious winds breezing through a bunch of trees.
heck, after a while even the noise of a traffic jam would lull you to sleep!!