KANSO - 簡 | Japanese Zen Music for Meditation, Inner Peace & Stress Relief

Kanso - simplicity. In Japan there is an old idea that a room is complete not when nothing more can be added, but when nothing more can be taken away. A bare tatami room in a temple at night: one paper lantern, one flower in a bamboo vase in the alcove, and the mats. Nothing else. Outside, rain falls softly from the eaves, and now and then a single drop lands in the stone basin. Someone sits on the mats with their back to us, looking at the flower, and does not move. Nothing to do. Nothing to add. Two hours of slow Japanese zen music for meditation, inner peace and stress relief: koto, shakuhachi flute and a single soft low drone, over the quiet sound of rain on the eaves, with one drop in the stone basin, the paper of the shoji stirring once in a draft, and at the very end, the last drop after the rain has stopped. Use this for meditation and mindfulness practice, for inner peace and stress relief, for deep relaxation and healing, for study, deep focus, or yoga, and for any evening when you want to sit in a room that asks nothing of you. It also works as gentle sleep music if you leave it playing, and as quiet music for the end of a long day. Tracks in this session - six original pieces, looping for two hours: 1. One Flower in a Bamboo Vase 2. Rain on the Eaves, Nothing Else 3. The Lantern and the Empty Room 4. A Room With Nothing to Put Away 5. Less, and Then Less Again 6. The Last Drop from the Eaves Two hours of Japanese zen ambient music for meditation, inner peace, stress relief and deep relaxation. More from Haruka 悠 - Subscribe for new 2-hour Japanese zen sessions every week:    / @harukaambience   Full playlist - Japanese Zen Music for Meditation & Inner Peace:    • Japanese Zen Music for Meditation & Inner ...   #kanso, #japanesezenmusic, #zenmeditation, #innerpeace, #stressrelief, #meditationmusic, #shakuhachi, #koto,