Welcome

March 31, 2019 - 07:56 PM

Welcome to The River of Calm - Music to Soothe Your Soul™, we are glad you stopped by. Whether you are here for our calming music, videos, or for the helpful articles we have on music and healing, we hope our website is a help to you and your soul.

The River of Calm - Music to Soothe Your Soul™ is a grassroots effort and founded on the belief that music can heal, soothe and inspire others around the world. We have seen this time and time again, in 168 countries and counting. As our founder pianist Ed Bazel says: "music transcends language and touches our souls."

The artists who you hear on The River of Calm - Music to Soothe Your Soul™ are beautifully gifted and have the souls of a healer. You can hear it in their music – listen carefully – it’s in their melodies, their chords, and even the silence between their notes. Close your eyes, breathe it in, it’s good for your soul.

The world is a hyper-busy place with too many texts, emails, calls, chats, Instagrams, Shapchats, etc. It can be overwhelming – it has been for us. We applaud your effort to seek calm in your life – you are not alone. There are plenty of calming resources out there for you, including calm.com, InsightTimer and many more. And if The River of Calm - Music to Soothe Your Soul™ can be a part of your inner calmness – we will be honored too.

So go ahead, and explore our website and what it can do for you. Enjoy the music, the videos, our “Beyond the Music Podcast,” helpful articles, and make sure to check out our monthly live streaming concerts. Make sure to join us on Facebook and love and share our posts too.

Thank you again for visiting us – make sure to join our email list.  May the calm be with you!



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pyxm1618, 2 weeks ago
The point about simple daily check-ins really stood out to me. Sometimes kids open up more easily when the conversation starts with something light rather than a direct question about how they’re feeling. Something like WYRPlay (https://www.wyrplay.com/) can work well for that because the kid-friendly “would you rather” questions give families an easy, low-pressure way to get a conversation going. I especially liked the idea here of making these conversations part of everyday life instead of waiting until something feels wrong.