These 8-hour rain sounds, accompanied by the 432Hz Miracle Tone, can help you drift off to sleep while snuggling under your favorite blanket, turning off the lights, and listening to the rain on the window.

There is no thunder; the white noise rain sounds help reduce distractions, while the 8-hour rain sounds create a pleasant environment for a deep sleep. Perfect rain sounds for studying.

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When you sleep, what does 432 Hz do to your brain?

The 432 Hz Solfeggio frequency works better with our bodies, creating a calming effect that can help you unwind and fall asleep.  According to science, this effect may be related to how 432 Hz influences the autonomic nervous system, which slows down the heart rate and reduces stress.

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People use white noise to sleep, focus, hide sounds, soothe babies, and relax. We couldn't be happier to help you live a better life. This is the sound for you, whether you use white noise to study, soothe a colicky infant, fall asleep, or enjoy a quiet time. There is no reason to purchase a white noise machine when you can listen to these noises for free.

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It is highly recommended for those who struggle with sleep and insomnia. It's also ideal rain sounds for anxiety and studing.  Light rain is effective for reducing stress and anxiety. Gentle rain can block noise, calm pets, improve focus, meditate, and sleep instantly or quickly without waking up.

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