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This is where folks can download our navigational charts. These are the charts we use for our own navigation.
We published our .KAP files for several years, but in 2019 we started using mbTiles. While KAPs certainly revolutionized coastal navigation by showing us the real reefs, islands, and coastlines positioned exactly correctly, mbTiles have extended that. The geo‑registration is just as good (close to perfect) but we can now use many more sources than just Google Earth, like Bing and ArcGIS. We can even make mbTiles from nautical charts from CMap and Navionics. MbTiles is a database format that allows many zoom‑levels in a single mbTiles file, which improves the performance of navigation programs like OpenCPN.
Cruisers: We welcome other cruisers contributing their mbTiles to this collection. We'd like to make this page a repository of high‑quality mbTiles from all over the world, for other cruisers to download. If you have mbTiles you'd like to contribute, or if you have your own page that you'd like us to link to, please contact us.
DISCLAIMER: We've done the best we can with these files, and we've used them ourselves for several years, but we can take no responsibility for them in any way. Prudent mariners will use all resources available to them, not just these electronic charts. If you find issues with any of these, please contact us so we can repair whatever needs work.
Rallies: Cruisers doing the SE Asian rallies will want to download the following areas (at a minimum):
The Power of Transformation: A Deep Dive into John Milton’s Audio Hypnosis
John Milton, widely known as "El Caballero de la Hipnosis" (The Knight of Hypnosis), has spent decades proving that hypnosis is not a supernatural "magic trick" but a scientific tool for neurological reprogramming. For those unable to attend his high-energy live tours, John Milton’s audio hypnosis sessions offer a specialized gateway to mental training, emotional healing, and peak performance from the comfort of home. Who is John Milton?
A second-generation master hypnotist, John Milton is the son of the legendary Taurus do Brasil. Carrying on his father's legacy, Milton has refined a technique often called "synchronous hypnosis," which focuses on deep diaphragmatic breathing to induce a receptive mental state. He is currently finishing a second doctorate in clinical hypnosis, emphasizing his commitment to the science of "neuronal recoding". Why Use Audio Hypnosis?
John Milton , known as the "Knight of Hypnosis" ( El Caballero de la Hipnosis
), is a prominent figure in the field of clinical and entertainment hypnosis. His audio programs are primarily designed for personal development, focusing on "reprogramming" the subconscious mind to overcome mental barriers. Core Philosophy and Methodology Milton’s audio programs utilize Synchronicity Hypnosis
, a method inherited and refined from his father, the legendary hypnotist Taurus do Brasil. The sessions focus on: Deep Relaxation
: Inducing a state of mental receptivity where the conscious "critical filter" is bypassed. Subconscious Reprogramming
: Using positive affirmations to address issues like stress, lack of focus, and low self-esteem. Mental Cleansing hipnosis john milton audio
: Removing negative thought patterns accumulated through social or personal trauma. Popular Audio Themes
John Milton offers a variety of specialized audio tracks tailored to specific life goals: Academic and Professional Success
: Audios aimed at improving concentration, memory retention, and public speaking confidence. Emotional Well-being
: Programs designed to alleviate anxiety, depression, and insomnia by promoting a sense of inner peace. Physical Health
: Tracks focusing on weight loss support and managing chronic pain through mental suggestion. Self-Esteem
: Audio sessions dedicated to "erasing" self-doubt and fostering a winner's mindset. Usage and Accessibility
: Most content is available as digital downloads or via streaming platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Guidelines The Power of Transformation: A Deep Dive into
: Milton emphasizes that these audios should be listened to in a safe, quiet environment—never while driving or operating machinery—to ensure the user can safely enter a trance state.
: His audio products often serve as a follow-up for participants of his live "Duermase" (Sleep) tours, helping them maintain the mental shifts achieved during the performance. Effectiveness and Reception
While Milton is a popular entertainer, his audios are often cited by users for their therapeutic value. He maintains that hypnosis is not "magic," but a psychological tool that requires the listener's willingness to change. Many followers report improved sleep quality and increased productivity after consistent use. specific audio tracks for a particular goal, or are you looking for live event dates
It seems you're looking for an audio piece related to "hypnosis" and "John Milton" — most likely referring to Milton H. Erickson, not the poet John Milton.
Here's what you're probably seeking:
If you meant the poet John Milton (Paradise Lost) — there is no standard "hypnosis audio" by him, but some hypnotherapists use Milton’s rich, layered language (often called "Milton Model" in NLP) for trance induction. Those are inspired by his writing style, not recorded by him.
To find the actual audio:
"Milton Erickson hypnosis original audio"If you have more context (e.g., a specific piece name, a YouTube video you once saw), let me know and I can help identify it more precisely.
When most people hear the name John Milton, they think of Paradise Lost, epic blank verse, and theological debates about the fall of man. They rarely think of hypnosis. Yet, in the world of advanced neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and Ericksonian hypnotherapy, John Milton is considered a forgotten godfather of trance.
If you have been searching for the term "hipnosis John Milton audio", you are likely looking for more than just a guided meditation. You are looking for a sophisticated, linguistic approach to hypnotherapy that uses sprawling, ambiguous sentences—the signature of Milton’s writing style—to bypass the critical faculty of the conscious mind.
This article explores why the Milton Model exists, where to find high-quality audio resources in Spanish, and how listening to these specific patterns can rewire your brain for success, sleep, and self-discovery.
Visual cues (a swinging watch, a therapist’s gaze) are unnecessary. The human voice—rhythm, tonality, and pacing—is the only tool required. A well-produced hipnosis john milton audio uses vocal pacing and leading to match your breathing and then change it.
While soft music is fine, hypnotic voiceovers that rely on binaural beats or loud sound effects are often masking poor linguistic technique. Pure Ericksonian work needs only the voice.
Your conscious mind acts like a bouncer at a club, rejecting ideas that don't fit your current belief system. Ericksonian metaphors slip past the bouncer. By listening to a story about a tree learning to bend in the wind, your subconscious applies that lesson to your own anxiety or stubbornness without ever realizing it's being reprogrammed. Milton H
Before the advent of "hipnosis john milton audio" files, Erickson treated patients in person. He understood that direct suggestions (“Stop smoking”) often trigger psychological resistance. He developed three core pillars that underpin every modern Milton audio:
To use these mbTiles in OpenCPN:
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Our mbTiles include all zoom levels from Z10‑18. Each higher zoom level has 4x the resolution, and Z18 is high enough to see individual coral‑heads. We include the other zooms because it speeds up OpenCPN, & only adds a little bit to the file size. It means that when you're panning around in OpenCPN, it only has to extract the correct zoom level from the mbTile & slam it out to the display engine. If the required zoom level isn't there, then OpenCPN has to use a more detailed zoom‑level & then decide which pixels to display & which to throw out. This turns out to be relatively slow for OpenCPN, making panning slow & jerky, especially on slower computers. So we include all available zoom levels, preferring to trade file‑size for performance, since disk‑space is so cheap these days. We also include the entire coastlines of the countries we cover, since we don't know where we will choose to go, & we certainly don't know where our users will want to go.
But this does mean that our mbTiles are quite large, despite our attempts to include only relevant data. If you prefer smaller files, with fewer zoom‑levels &/or less complete coverage of coastlines, then there are other sources for free mbTiles. As of this writing (January 2024) there are at least 3 other sources that you might want to check out, & all of them are very experienced cruisers (& good friends of ours). They also include some areas that we don't cover yet.
We've put several hundred hours into this project. If you'd like to help us provide more charts for the cruising community, even a small donation will help pay our extra costs to host and download these large files. Just click the Donate button on the left. PayPal makes it very easy. Thank you! If you can't make a donation, please download what charts you need anyway. Our primary goal is to help make our cruising community safer, by using these charts. |
Click on the size of the file (in MB) to download that file.
Country (east to west) |
Area (alphabetic) | ArcGIS | Bing | CMap | Navionics | Date | Made By | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canaries & Cape Verde | All | 3,170 | 3.490 | 3,370 | 1,009 | 576 | Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| Caribbean | Eastern Caribbean Panama |
3,540 2,970 |
4,160 4,120 |
4,400 2,710 |
1,900 1,630 |
963 712 |
Dec 21 Oct 24 |
Ocelot |
| Galapagos | All | 1,720 | 3,540 | 1,470 | 747 | 403 | Dec 21 | Ocelot |
| French Polynesia | Gambiers Marquesas Society Islands Tuamotus |
> > > > > > > > > 2,490 |
All >> All >> All >> 2,910 |
1,220 1,280 2,130 2,410 |
< < All < < All < < All 869 |
< < < < < < < < < < < < 336 |
Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| Cook Islands | All | All 1,480 |
Jan 24 | Ocelot | ||||
| Samoa | All | 981 | 1,050 | 1,140 | 385 | 129 | Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| Tonga | All | 952 | 944 | 1,310 | 659 | 234 | Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| Fiji | East West |
> > > 3,810 |
All >> 4,500 |
3,600 2,710 |
< < All 1,900 |
< < < < 705 |
Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| Vanuatu | All | 3,390 | 3,660 | 3,900 | 769 | 284 | Jan 24 | Ocelot |
| New Caledonia | All | 5,690 | 6,340 | 4,890 | 2,740 | 1,360 | Jan 24 | Ocelot |
Country (east to west) |
Area (alphabetic) | ArcGIS | Bing |
CMap |
Navionics | Date | Made By | |
| Micronesia | Carolines Kirabati Marshalls Senyavin |
1,810 > > > 3,970 > > > |
821 All >> 3,730 All >> |
1,170 3,090 2,570 1,040 |
1,690 < < All 1,560 < < All |
224 < < < < 274 < < < < |
Apr 20 | Ocelot |
| Solomon Islands | 1 North 2 East Atolls 3 Choiseul 4 New Georgia 5 Santa Isabel 6 Malaita 7 Guadalcanal 8 South |
All
3,620 |
Apr 20 | Ocelot | ||||
| PNG | Admiralty Islands Louisiades Louisiades Talgula Manus NE Mainland New Britain North New Britain SE New Ireland NW SE Triobrand Trob Solomon Sea |
> > > > > > > > > > > > 2,470 2,290 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 1,910 |
All >> All >> All >> All >> 2,590 2,130 All >> All >> All >> All >> All >> 1,780 |
2,830 3,200 2,980 1,980 991 892 2,660 4,730 1,210 5,000 4,070 213 |
<< All << All << All << All 632 524 << All << All << All << All << All 639 |
< < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < 162 260 < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < 124 |
Apr 20 Apr 20 Jul 19 May 19 Apr 20 Apr 20 Apr 21 Apr 21 Apr 21 Apr 21 Apr 21 May 19 |
Ocelot |
Country (east to west) |
Area (alphabetic) | ArcGIS | Bing | CMap | Navionics | Date | Made By | |
| Palau | All | 1,740 (all) | Apr 20 | Ocelot | ||||
| Indonesia | Alor‑Komodo Banka‑Riau Cenderwasih Bay Flores‑Java Sea Halmahera Java Kalimantan Komodo‑Bali Papua South Papua SW Raja Ampat SE Indo Seram‑Ambon‑Banda Sulawesi East Sulawesi NW Sulawesi South Sumatra North Sumatra South Timor‑Sumba‑Wetar Triton Bay |
2,550 4,580 4,390 4,650 3,800 3,470 5,120 2,660 1,920 2,140 4,580 4,900 2,720 4,040 3,320 4,540 3,910 3,330 3,060 > > > |
2,880 4,920 4,850 4,410 3,930 3,610 5,300 2,980 3,200 3,590 4,460 2,820 2,840 4,480 3,680 5,070 4,150 3,820 3,590 All >> |
2,390 3,400 503 2,610 2,470 3,440 3,320 2,180 1,810 1,250 2,250 3,050 2,160 2,990 2,790 3,140 3,040 2,520 3,070 3,920 |
588 1,140 85 1,480 248 1,910 261 393 1,580 1,070 446 694 215 703 479 981 304 845 650 << All |
275 824 21 756 387 714 753 289 259 202 556 435 242 483 498 515 489 421 302 < < < < |
Aug 21 | Ocelot |
Country (east to west) |
Area (alphabetic) | ArcGIS | Bing |
CMap |
Navionics | Date | Made By | |
| Philippines | Mindanao East Visayas South Visayas North Luzon Palawan SW (Abu Sayyaf) Spratly Islands |
6,780 6,750 8,670 17,090 4,530 5,450 > > > |
6,140 6,120 8,230 16,050 4,920 4,820 All >> |
2,780 2,690 5,240 8,570 2,340 2,780 3,140 |
1,090 1,380 2,470 4,060 1,440 1,230 << All |
416 559 998 1,790 745 540 < < < < |
Jan 22 Mar 20 Jan 22 Apr 22 Jan 22 Jan 22 Oct 21 |
Ocelot |
| Malaysia (& Singapore) |
Peninsula (& Sing) Malaysian Borneo E Malaysian Borneo W |
3,680 2,850 3,450 |
3,560 3,120 3,370 |
2,720 1,730 2,530 |
1,040 1,420 (incl^) |
636 515 413 |
Oct 21 | Ocelot |
| Thailand | West coast | 2,390 | 2,320 | 1,770 | 704 | 313 | Apr 20 | Ocelot |
| Sri Lanka | All | 2,220 | 4,300 | 2,050 | 1,330 | 382 | Nov 21 | Ocelot |
| Maldives | North South |
1,770 3,090 |
2,500 2,750 |
1,490 2,370 |
674 1,280 |
115 254 |
Apr 21 | Ocelot |
| BIOT | Chagos |
942 (all) |
Apr 20 | Ocelot | ||||
| Seychelles | All |
2,750 (all) |
Nov 21 | Ocelot | ||||
Country (east to west) |
Area (alphabetic) | ArcGIS | Bing |
CMap |
Navionics | Date | Made By | |
| Madagascar | North West | 4,200 | 5,760 | 2,610 | 1,790 | 694 | Nov 21 | Ocelot |
| Comoros | All |
2,780 (all) |
Nov 21 | Ocelot | ||||
| Kenya | All |
3,830 (all) |
Nov 21 | Ocelot | ||||
| Tanzania | All | 2,680 | 3,660 | 2,690 | 1,130 | 425 | Nov 21 | Ocelot |
| Mozambique | North Bazaruto South |
2,820 2,090 1,340 |
4,280 5,590 2,790 |
2,620 2,240 1,280 |
1,100 2,090 683 |
367 390 223 |
Nov 21 | Ocelot |
| Red Sea | Egypt Eritrea North Eritrea South Gulf of Aqaba Saudi North Saudi Mid Saudi South Upper Saudi South Mid Saudi South Lower South Entrance Sudan Suez Canal |
> > > 1,575 > > > > > > > > > > > > 1,630 > > > 1,628 1,121 878 949 |
All >> 1,517 All >> All >> All >> All >> 1,487 All >> 1,624 1,347 1,260 1,275 |
2,977 696 3,406 464 3,760 3,431 1,557 3,122 948 1,206 766 1,102 |
<< All 326 << All << All << All << All 194 << All 291 366 271 339 |
< < < < 228 < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < < 179 < < < < 249 305 221 334 |
Sep 24 | Ocelot |
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