The best relaxing and anti-stress music, great for practicing yoga and mindfulness meditation or giving and doing massages.

A fantastic landscape of the Venetian Lagoon, the calming ocean waves with this sunset summer music, ideal for meditation bar ...

A few hundred onlookers watched raptly as the sounds of a violin and cello from The Confluence Quartet filled a one-block stretch of the Uptown neighborhood Saturday. From a small stage Saturday ...

A viral video of an American XL bully named Ragnar has warmed the hearts of viewers on TikTok—thanks to his hilariously chill reaction to some relaxing tunes. The video, which was posted to Instagram ...

Short-term use of relaxation techniques may reduce blood pressure, but the long-term benefits remain uncertain due to low-quality studies and limited follow-up data. Credit: SciTechDaily.com ...

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NEW YORK - Kick back and enjoy the holidays with FOX 5 NY's Yule Log! Experience the simple pleasure of a crackling fire on your screen, complete with the comforting sounds of a wood fire and a ...

As you hang your lights and put up your tree, there may be something missing from your Christmas decor: A cozy, crackling fireplace. More and more homes are getting rid of theirs (especially in the ...

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. In a world where stress and anxiety seem to be constant ...

Stephanie Harris writes on Game Rant about Film, TV, and Video Games. She's am experienced content writer who always has a show on the go. Relaxing, low-stakes open-world games allow players to ...

When we reach for songs to slow the blood, we find a lot of recurring themes. It's not just calming washes of amorphous, ambient tones. These are songs with something your brain can hold on to, with ...

Some people just get that animals need soothing too. And perhaps no one knows this more than Paul Barton, an expat concert pianist and piano teacher living in Thailand since 1996. He has been playing ...