Pond Ambience With White Noise Sounds For Relaxation And Sleeping - Original Content

This is the latest sleep aid video I created this original content to help people fall asleep easier and to stay asleep at night. It can also be used for just relaxation and meditation. Enjoy all the sounds and visuals of a quaint little neighborhood pond with cattail reeds blowing in the wind, and wind blown ripples in the water.Show more

Google coordinates: ( 38.965703, -94.781889 ). 38°57'56.5"N 94°46'54.8"W.

I rode my Aostirmotor S17 e-bike over to the Life Time Fitness Center in Lenexa, Kansas to find this small pond. It was beautiful day with clear skies and winds blowing in a warm breeze. Along with the sounds of the winds, you can hear also hear the sounds of the crickets, grasshoppers, and other pond habitat. On occasion, I was able to spot a turtle perching itself upon a rock, or a frog hopping from one place to another. And I believe I spotted a beaver swimming across the pond, but I don't think my camera was pointed in the proper direction to capture his path.

So kick back, hit the play button on this video, and immerse yourself into the surrounding of pond life. Made for those with insomnia, sleep troubles, or those who need stress relief.

Important tips:
1. Plug in your charging cable to your electronic devise.
2. Open this video, and hit play.
3. Set the volume to your liking.
4. Set the "loop" feature to "ON", If your YouTube platform provides it.
5. Dim your devices screen to your liking, for better room darkness.
6. Close your eyes and then slowly take in a deep breath, hold for 10 seconds, then exhale.
7. Repeat step 6 five to ten times.
8. If you have an eye pad, cover your eyes with it.
9. Place your device beside your bed and close your eyes. You will soon be hypnotized by the sounds of the flowing waters, and you soon fall into a deep sleep.
10. Make sure you set your alarm, because it might be hard for you to wake up in the morning.

Anyways, I hope you enjoy it. I am looking for 10 people to try this out, and get back to me with how it worked for them. And maybe offer up some feedback as well. Have a pleasant evening, and I hope you sleep well!