6 sites for easy relaxation in the workplace

The best way to rest from work is, of course, somewhere very far away from the computer monitor. Maybe it's gatherings with a fishing rod on the river bank, maybe it is jogging in the park or just wallow on the beach. But if the will of the evil gods you are chained to a desktop, it is not a reason to deny yourself the short relaxation. In this article you'll learn about the most secret and quiet places on the Internet where you can relax a bit and relax.

90 seconds of relaxation. Piano music in the background, a nice gray color which show a positive reassuring messages that allow you time to gain strength and energy.

This site gives you to choose from several topics of visual sound design. You can listen to the rain, enjoy the murmur of the river or the sound of the surf, move to the countryside or the mountains. Set session duration at 2, 10 or 20 minutes, and tried to relax and abandon reality.

This site is a simulator. Simulator for doing nothing. Do not laugh, it's really not easy - to sit for 2 minutes and do nothing. Try it for yourself, just know that you have to cheat will not work: site watchful eye on your actions.

Another page, which is able to show full-screen images of various natural phenomena, including storms, the ocean, the forest thicket, the fire in the fireplace and so on. All this, of course accompanied by a corresponding sound nearby.

Rain has stunning relaxing effect, especially when viewed from outside the window with a cup of hot tea in her hand. Rainfor.me site and is the window through which you can enjoy plenty of atmosphere of summer rain, without fear of getting wet and cold.

No less sedative effect than the sound of rain, have specially selected piano melodies. And when the two merge into one stream canvas, you just can not resist and instantly dismiss all the tiredness, frustration and anger. That's only possible confounding factors as coasting on your universal sadness. But about fun sites to deal with it, I will tell in some next review.

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