Chants of Buddha | Craig Pruess
Turya by Al Gromer Khan is very meditative and I have discussed the same in my last post and the last but one. It’s a meditative in the ambient style: undisturbing, anchorless. But not all of us can sink into meditative state listening to such an unobstrusive album, where the music is like breeze, not a wind. We sometimes need a kind of music that helps in coming out of the noise mind makes by attracting our attention to the music.
Chants of Buddha by Craig Pruess came to my mind immediately when I decided to recommend my midos a meditative album which helps the wavering mind to anchor itself to the music. It’s an album that I listen to for years and find it most meditative. The album contains four tracks, all of which are sacred chants for Gautama the Buddha. The track Buddham Shranam Gachami is my favorite track. It’s both mixture of a slow beat and a fast beat music. I recommend this album for my midos for a meditative experience.
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