Summer 2011 Meditation Challenge: Create Your Soul

LOve it--have listened to the whole thing more than once. definitely a keeper.

I never heard of Chopra's 21 day meditation challenges until recently, when a friend turned me onto the free "Creating Abundance" challenge offered a couple of months ago. I enjoyed that one so much, that I researched previous challenges.Create Your Soul Profile is a series of meditations offered by different people at the Chopra Center. Compared to the Creating Abundance series, in which all the meditations are offered by Chopra himself, Soul Profile comes across as less-polished. On one hand, it's really nice to hear a variety of people offering their knowledge. It's just that not all of them have Chopra's hypnotic voice! A couple are even a little challenging to listen to.That said, the content is really beautiful and some of the meditations are stunning. The Giver is a amazing one that comes to mind. And the challenge to ignore delivery and take in the knowledge makes the experience kind of special for me.The MP3 version is more affordable and easier than having to deal with an actual CD, which I love. I would still highly recommend this series because the content is beautiful. Just don't expect Chopra's ability to connect with is warm, hypnotic voice!And a quick note about Cloud Player. It only works sometimes on my iPAD. On the computer it's fine, but I wish it worked more consistently on my iPAD. But I still love the ease of accessing on the Cloud.

Use almost daily

This was the first meditation challenge that I did online-Fell in love with meditation - It is so relaxingHave done other 21 days but i really enjoyed this oneglad that I now can use it anytime , anywhere on the kindleI love itWorth the purchase price--After the 21 day chopra center was selling this for 39.99 glad i waited it was only 9.50

Totally agree with the review by "bookbuyer" above. The best one for me was Tiffany Murray (Day 3 "The Creator") - both her voice & the meditation itself was amazing. I could not listen to "David Ji" ... his overly affected delivery seems better suited for 70s porn than meditation.