Om Hraum Mitraya – Dakshina by Deva Premal
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Om Hraum Mitraya

Deva Premal / Dakshina

"Chants create a deeply meditative and spiritual atmosphere in this track. The soothing vocals and gentle instrumentation invite a sense of peace and connection."
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Third Hour Atmospheric Meditation Chanting Voice Drone Opening Resolving Prayerful Meditative Slow Flowing Calm Ethereal Unhurried Warm Soothing Bamboo Flute New Age Peaceful Serene Mystical Traditional Instruments (subtle) Resonant Spiritual Soft Pads Drones World Music Reflective Vocal Chants Melodic

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Intensity: 0.3672

Activation Intensity: 0.1382

Affective Intensity: 0.6942

Tempo: Fast (128.623 BPM)

Energy: Very Low Energy (0.066)

Valence: Sad (0.0834)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.184)

Spaciousness: 0.8351

Tension: 0.0605

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Third Hour & Drone & Resolving: March 2025 Collection • A 3 hour holotropic breathwork set generated automatically by Music for Breathwork

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