Indian Flute Meditation Music || Pure Positive Vibes || Instrumental Music for Meditation and Yoga

A Very Pure and Amazingly Beautiful, Indian Flute Music, featuring Raag Ahir Bhairav. Pure Positive Vibes. This Raaga is a Morning Meditation Raag and thus apt to be used as background for your early morning meditation and Yoga Practice.

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[iKnkV]

your meditations are divine !!! incredible sensations, you relax, all the negativity goes away and you plunge into yourself! I'm from Russia, I've never listened before, now I love meditation)))

[ambertoledo]

I'm in the hospital right now with a brain tumor. This is channel has been helping me and a few other patients get through our really bad nights here in ICU.

[lennoxlindsay]

Love to my motherland. My mother's ancestors left India in the 1830's seeking to escape poverty and settled in Trinidad. My father's ancestors were brought as slaves to Trinidad. Spirituality is the essence of life. Love to one and all.

[Ewelina]

I love India
I love this meditation music...
Amazing
Poland 🇵🇱

[goodwalks]

I love India from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤ thank you for yoga, Buddhism, wonderful Hindu teachings and mythology. Now I'm embracing its music finally.

[AVA_TESLA]

After reading Hindu Veda and Upnishada, I feel that every thing which we are seeing today, we try to explore something whatever it is already mentioned in these mind blowing Books which were written by Indian Ancestors. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[JustinLifebreeze]

Love to the motherland India from an indo-Guyanese. One day I’ll visit the land that my ancestors came from

[alexandereley]

The Indian bansuri, it’s the flute that Krishna plays ⭐️💫❤️

[staratlas]

I just came back from my 2nd trip to India. Can't ever get enough of that amazing land full of spiritual energy and cultural richness. I remember sitting on the bank of Ganga and let tears flow, watching moonlights shattering on the river, lotus lamps waved and Flute music from far distance, maybe heaven. I must have been an Indian in my past life. I will definitely go back again and again soon enough. Love from China.

[anydamnusernameleft]

I grew up in the West(US) since age 5, I just turned 48, but I found my Indian roots through ancient music, books, and serials. Currently watching Suryaputra Karn on Youtube. Incredible ancient story line, intense drama, and dialog. I'm hooked. Unfortunately there are no subtitles, but I have my mom, and wife helping out. I have all the science knowledge, and experience. I am now getting the spiritual awakening lacking in the west. 👏

[Purecast]

This music strangely makes you want to fall to your knees in humility and ponder the true depth of consciousness. It feels like this is the sound of very source of our consciousness, the true energy that binds us all. Every particle in this universe is us.
How trivial and superficial money, jobs and desires seem when you even for a fleeting moment connect yourself with the energy that makes us. There is no joy, no sorrow, no pride, no hate, no jealousy, ONLY peace & purpose.
It is good to see so many people being drawn to such music and express such thoughts that are brimming with spiritual energy.
Much love to you all.

[wesornaitit]

My great grandfather left India in the 1900s and settled in the Caribbean where I was born. I understand that he practiced Hinduism but a lot of his cultural and religious practices did not trickle down through the family line. I've always felt cut off from my Indian heritage and if I'm being honest, for a long time I did not feel that I could claim this part of me because phenotipically my African genealogy is the most dominant. As of late, however, I've decided to embrace all of my heritage and have asked the universe to guide me on the way. I am happy to have found this beautiful healing sound. I am deeply touched. Sending love from Trinidad &Tobago 💕.

[saratkrishna]

The music itself reveals the maturity of Indian culture... 5000 years and counting

[joseluisserna]

Love from Mexico, its my dream visitating some day India its a magical land.😍

[rajesh]

I am lucky that I have met, and have been with many spiritual (Hindu) Yogis in different places- lonely jungles, riversides, especially on the banks of river Ganga .. Himalayn regions..And witnessed miracles which, if someone describe to me what I have experienced would not believe.. Thankful that destiny gave me this chance of realising, what I studied in Quantum Mechanics (Physics)- matter is illusion, if one can (have been trained to) see beyond it..Om Shanti 🙏

[surajsharma]

"Before becoming a sikh, a muslim, a hindu or a christian, let's become a human first."

[jaybhatt]

I started crying without any reason after listening to this tune. There is a lot of power in this tune. I am so blessed to be a Hindu. 🕉 Om Namah Shivaay! 🕉

[shelbyhavens]

This is one of the most hauntingly beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard! So calming and inspiring. It makes me want to go to India.

[arasmaulan]

I born in Kurdistan now im living in England. bit i think my soul is coming from idian im always listening tradtmusic india when i get sick and rhen i will be gokd son especially when i get problem with mentality
I love india i have plan for living in India for thr future

[Vincentizer]

Love from America. <3 I love India's culture. I feel as if I have had many lifetime's, and I feel that one or many of them were spent in deep connection with India. I can feel the spiritual vibrance, and my country could definitely learn a thing or two about spirituality and oneness from India.