Didgeridoo & Tibetan Singing Bowl Audio CD
February 21st, 2010 by admin

Audio CD Album Description
Honored by the Aboriginal people of Australia for thousands of years, the pure vibrations of the didgeridoo are known for their healing power. Combined with the Tibetan singing bowls, the didgeridoo creates a soothing tapestry of sounds that stills the mind and invigorates our whole being.

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Didgeridoo & Tibetan Singing Bowl Audio CD

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5 Responses  
  • M. Faber writes:
    February 21st, 201011:13 pmat

    If you are pragnent your baby will love it and it stretches it brain cells…
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • P. Brown writes:
    February 22nd, 20101:13 amat

    I’ve used many types of music over the years with my meditation. No matter how beautiful, the thing that has always bothered me is the fact that music creates a certain distraction factor. The melody, no matter how soft or subtle, makes me focus on it rather than my meditation (external focus vs. internal).

    This CD has changed that. It is wonderful and relaxing to listen to, but it has no true melody to create distraction. It is haunting, with a harmonic resonance that pulls me into a deep meditation unlike what I can typically achieve.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • April L. Chestnut writes:
    February 22nd, 20101:43 amat

    Very good for relaxing, meditation and for use in a massage practice. The trick with this one is not to listen too loud though, you will hear every breath of the musician.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  • tkb2101 writes:
    February 22nd, 20102:43 amat

    the didgeridoo gives me the chills. good chills! i never heard this instrument before and it’s one of my favorites now. it’s the perfect combination with the tibetan singing bowls. one of my favorite albums. i listen to it all the time.Didgeridoo & Tibetan Singing Bowl
    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Mike's Sarah writes:
    February 22nd, 20105:38 amat

    I find this cd very special.Once I tried to play didgeridoo but I found it very difficult, is one of the oldest wind instruments,there are variations in the didgeridoo sound that are related to sounds emited by australian animals.The combination with the tibetan bowl is beautiful,it has a sacred sound, to me. I learn that listening or practicing this instrument can be healing.I recommend it!
    Rating: 5 / 5



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