Aurea Beats: Binaural Beats for Focus and Wind-Down at iManifest
Quick answer: what is Aurea Beats?
Aurea Beats is iManifest's own binaural audio track: a 7-minute music bed with a gentle 7.83 Hz binaural layer that many people play while they visualize, journal or focus. Members also get Morning and Night sets.
What binaural beats are
A binaural beat happens when each ear hears a slightly different tone. Your brain perceives a soft pulse at the difference between the two.
How Aurea Beats is built
Aurea Beats plays 220 Hz in the left ear and 227.83 Hz in the right, so the difference is 7.83 Hz. It sits quietly under the music.
Use headphones
Binaural beats only work with headphones, because each ear needs its own tone.
What people use Aurea Beats for
Many people play Aurea Beats as a ritual cue: the music starts and it's time to visualize, write a 369 sentence or plan the day.
A ritual, not a treatment
We describe audio by how people use it. It isn't a medical product and we make no health claims.
The iMU Morning and Night sets
Beyond Aurea Beats, members get short sets for the start and end of the day.
iMU Morning: Rise and Focus
Rise (10 Hz) is free for every member, and Focus (14 Hz) is in paid plans. Many people play them while they plan the day.
iMU Night: Unwind and Rest
Unwind (6 Hz) is free, and Rest (3 Hz) is in paid plans. Many people play them to wind down before bed.
How to use Aurea Beats with manifesting
Pair the audio with one practice for 7 minutes.
A simple 7-minute ritual
Put on headphones, start Aurea Beats, read your goal sentence, picture the goal as done for three minutes and write one action line before the track ends.
Where to listen
Aurea Beats and the sets live in the iManifest media library. The 2-minute teaser is free to try.
Aurea Beats FAQ
Is Aurea Beats free?
The teaser and the Rise and Unwind tracks are free for members. The full Aurea Beats track and the Focus and Rest tracks are in paid plans.
Do I need headphones?
Yes. Binaural beats need a different tone in each ear.
Can I play it while I work?
Yes. Many people play focus audio at low volume while they work.