60-Min Soft Beach Waves & Ambient Cello (Extended)

Enjoy this 1-hour extended version. When we stop for a moment and put more focus on ourselves and our boundaries, we create a sacred space to protect ourselves and give from a place of love and stability, and not only project or spend our energy on other people or things external to us. This piece has the sound of waves on a pebble beach recorded in Sardinia combined with ambient cello layers created with effects Strymon BigSky & TimeLine. Follow The Wong Janice and Join The Wong Family group.

Reviews

Always beautiful thank you so much

beautiful.

Just beautiful!💕💐

The Beauty of Your music is incredible and this piece is no exception 🙏. I am forever grateful to you for sharing your Divine musical Creations, which never cease to Soothe the chaos of my soul. Thank You 🙏🙏🙏 for the Beauty you Create 😍❣️❣️❣️🙏🙏💚💚.

Soothing, peaceful, cradle of calmness. Thank you. Peace and blessed be 🙏

The ebb and flow of Italian waves on a remote pebble beach, the ambient cello in tune with the flow, in tune with my breath. My soul soars, leaving the Italian shore and the indulgent self, immersing into the universe. On return, I feel in awe, basking in peace and realization that time is fleeting yet eternal, and there is so much more just beyond the surface of words, a whole other language of being. I find myself returning to soar often.

Beautiful Janice, love the extended version ❤️❤️

🙏🏻🤍✨

Peaceful. Calming. Relaxing.

So relaxing thank you for another wonderful session. You made my day. Namaste 🙏

Beautiful and calming 🙏

Beautiful and relaxing. Thank you.

Got into my soul. Gorgeous

Did my weekly journaling check in to this track.
Very soothing ❤️
Thank you 🥰

Un viaje a la tierra de la paz. Gracias por compartir tu don y esfuerzo

Sooo peaceful & calming, Janice🥰. Thanks so much🙏🏻🎶🌸

So soothing and beautiful! Used for meditation and then also for focus doing some journaling. Thank you so much! 💙🌟🙏🏼

I love this. It’s great for long meditations, and it’s also good to listen to when writing or otherwise trying to maintain focus.