Songs of the Humpback Whale
by Humpback Whales
Label: Living Music / IODA
Callings
by Paul Winter
Label: Living Music / IODA
Infinite Heart Vol.2 The Power of Love Music
by Capitanata
Label: CapitanArt / IODA
Sulanga
by Jana Lanka
Label: Artist Development Networx
Wolf Eyes – A Retrospective
by Paul Winter
Label: Living Music / IODA
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Inner Voices
by David Friesen
Genre: Global
Label: Pacific / Digital Music Works
Celtic Spirit
by The Ceol Band And Singers
Genre:World
Label: Carinco AG / Digital Music Works
Villa Lobos: The Sounds of Brazil
by Villalobos
Genre: New Age Ambient
Label: KCO Records / TuneCore
Jimmy Keane & Pat Broaders
by Bohola
Genre: World
Label: Bohola Music / TuneCore
Peace Time
by Jack DeJohnette
Genre: Relaxation
Label: Golden Beams / Kindred Rhythms
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When I first looked at “10 years of Sattva Music” by Oliver Shanti and Friends, I remembered Manish Vyas’s Sattva album. My immediate impression was to listen to Manish Vyas’s album and find out how different is Oliver Shanti’s composition on the same theme: Sattva, which means the essence of being. My experience listening to this(Oliver Shanti’s Sattva) album is very good. I enjoy listening his album but I cannot rank between Manish Vyas’s Sattva and Oliver Shanti’s 10 years of Sattva. Both sound very good to me, except that Manish Vyas’s album is more Indian while Oliver Shanti’s is …read more
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Chants of Buddha is one of the music albums that I regularly use for my meditation sessions. Not that I understand the meaning of the chants but for the vibrations of the music, I use it for my meditative practices. But I found one Amazon customer complaining that the pronunciation used in the chants differ slightly from how it should be. It doesn’t matter to me if the chants are in right pronunciation or not, as long as the music helps me in meditation. (And Chants of Buddha didn’t make my meditation any little less with its alleged mispronunciation.)
Craig Pruess, …read more
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For me, Tulku’s (a.k.a. Jim Wilson) music albums are strangely different. How strange, you may ask. It’s as strange as making you like a track sung by a ghastly voice. Uniquely found aspect of his music albums is that the singer’s voice is very ghastly, sung in bass voice (sometimes, I imagine the singer had some throat infection while singing!). But all these add only beauty to his music composition and doesn’t make it any less likely to listen.
When I first listened to his music tracks in Fast Forward, I instantly like it. If you have listened to Buddha …read more
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Mido, I was in a casual party arranged by one of my friends last night. And what did I do? Dance? Yeh… I tried my hand (and legs, too) for an unorganized, unpracticed dance. Well, the result was less dangerous than what I imagined. I danced for “Dancing with the Muse” from Buddha Bar (I selected the track for my dance) and more comically, my friends began to like my dance.
The track is one of the energetic tracks in Buddha Bar series and I did really nothing than allowing myself to flow with the music. It’s one of my favorite …read more
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Gourishankar Meditation (visit http://www.osho.com/Main.cfm?Area=Meditation&Language=English for more detailed information on this meditation and others.)
This technique, for the nighttime, consiists of four stages of fifteen minutes each. The first two stages are preparation for the spontaneous Latihan of the third stage. If the breathing is done correctly in the first stage, the carbon dioxide formed in the bloodstream will make you feel as high as Gourishankar (Mt. Everest).
First Stage: 15 minutes
Sit with closed eyes. Inhale deeply through the nose, filling the lungs. Hold the breath for as long as possible; then exhale gently through the mouth, and keep the lungs empty …read more
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Buddha bar is good. No doubt about it. The countless fans and the very popularity of the series seen by the number of googlings for the name say all. I love listening to the Buddha Bar series for the cocktail experience of the world music. And if you love the Buddha Bar Series, then I’ll recommend another music album mixed by Claude Challe and his brother Jean-Marc Challe: SpaceSex (with no space between space and sex!!).
Equally good as Buddha Bar, SpaceSex is one the most exotic music albums. Unlike other lovemaking ambient music that I dealt earlier on …read more
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If there is one music album that you will ask me to recommend for meditation, I’ll not recommend Turya or Chants of Buddha or any other, except Sacred Chants of Shiva. It is one of the very best (I use the word ‘very best’ sparingly, so that it has its meaning) music albums for meditation. Very classical in approach, the tracks produce vibrations that take you deep into meditative state. I concentrate on my third eye while listening to these tracks and I enjoy the experience I get. The album contains 6 tracks in all, 5 of which are sacred …read more
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Ganga is a very sacred river in the Indian Mythology. Countless stories exist that tell you the sacredness of Ganga. And here are three great musicians that India ever had, giving a tribute to this sacred river through their music compositions: Ode to Ganga.
The album contains two tracks by Shiv Kumar Sharma, one by Hari Prasad Charausia and one by Vishwa Mohan Batt.
Ganga, Sangam
Delta – Journey To the Sea
Pathway To Peace …read more
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