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#20 NEW Wellness tunes for 2011 and your healthy yoga practice.





  1. Om Namo Bhagavate 7:12 Deva Premal Embrace

  2. Cutting the Silk 3:43 Iskelu Oriental Spa

  3. Oriental Spa 4:41 Iskelu Oriental Spa

  4. Sleeping Woman 5:36 Luis Perez Tales of Astral Travelers

  5. Dedication-center & Calm the mind-Aad Guray Nameh 7:25 SatKirin Kaur Khalsa Lightness of Being

  6. Om Namah Shivaya 7:19 Benjy Wertheimer Voice of the Esraj

  7. Call of Compassion, Pt. 1 4:01 Jonathan Goldman The Lost Chord

  8. Bhairavi 3:54 Benjy Wertheimer Notes from Celtistan

  9. Egyptian Shaman 7:47 Gerald Jay Markoe Meditation Music of Ancient Egypt

  10. Glad to Exit 7:21 Danny Becher Touched By Sound

  11. Palace 7:45 Deborah Martin & Cheryl Gallagher Tibet

  12. Unfolding Mystery 8:20 Osho Musicians Osho Zen Tarot

  13. Koda 7:47 Om Hellenkamp Rinzai Meets Rumi

  14. Transience 5:59 Parijat Buddha Garden

  15. Springtime 6:31 Sounds That Sooth

  16. Northern Lights 8:34 Kamal Reiki- Whale Dreaming

  17. Reflections On Water 5:29 Zen Hanami Reflection

  18. Inner Light 6:23 Jonathan Goldman Frequencies - Sounds of Healing

  19. Cats Sleeping on Clouds 15:04 Maneki Neko

  20. Manipura 6:47 Parasme Chakra Meditation



One of the goals I have set out for this year is to begin helping a friend to begin supplying yoga to the community here in Brooklyn who are in need of yoga nearby. If you are attending one of the many yoga classes I will create this year then this is the playlist you will be most likely hearing.

If you cannot be in one of my classes then you can download these tunes on your own and do yoga from home with these tunes.

You can use this music to clean up around your home or just relax when things are too hectic.

My favorite tunes are Here you go my favorite wellness music for 2011. Hope you enjoy.

PS my favorite tunes on the playlist are 1,3,4,5,7,14
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