Soaking is simply resting in God's presence — not striving, not asking, just being still and receiving. Gentle instrumental worship helps quiet the mind.
- Build your mix. Press “Add music” and choose up to five videos. They all play together; give each its own volume — for example piano at 80, a rain video at 30.
- Add atmosphere. Rain, ocean, a warm pad and wind are generated in your browser, so they never buffer and never carry ads.
- Time each music. Open the line under a volume slider to choose the minute a music comes in or leaves, with a fade — for example rain from the start, piano joining at minute 5.
- Save it as a session. “Save session” stores everything. Next time, tap the session at the top and it all loads and starts.
- Begin. The time moves through Settle, Soak and Respond, then the music fades and your journal opens.
Leading a group online. Share this browser tab so everyone hears the mix: in Zoom choose Share Screen and tick Share sound; in Google Meet choose Present → A tab and keep Also share tab audio on. When someone prays or speaks, press D (or “Lower music”) and the music eases down under their voice; press again to bring it back. Focus hides the mixer and shows the group just the timer and verse.
About ads. Videos play through YouTube's official player, so YouTube decides whether an ad appears. To keep sessions undisturbed: prefer long videos (a 3‑hour video means at most one interruption, at the start), start the music a minute before the group settles, sign in to YouTube Premium in this browser if you have it, and lean on the built‑in atmosphere sounds, which are always ad‑free.
Everything you save stays in this browser. Use Options → Export backup to move it to another device.