| Name and Country |
Effect of Didj Sound |
| courtney camley from Canada |
a healer came and helped me with the didji and I would now like to learn |
| craig gilham from Australia |
I go into a trance - sometimes it will last for 15 20 mins before I actually realise that I'm still playing one of my didjis; its very shoothing |
| Name withheld by request |
soothing; relaxing |
| Name withheld by request |
Para mi el sonido del didgeridoo te traslada a la selva; sintiendote mejor y mas relajado |
| Dan boyd from Canada |
it surounds my total being while playing and clenses my sprit of wrong feelings. |
| dan house from USA |
meditative; trance-inducing; relaxing you really dont have enough space here to list them all |
| Dan Loizos from England |
When played in a place with good accoustics it is bloody amazing |
| Name withheld by request |
I just really enjoy the sound. |
| Dan Ondrejka from Sweden |
Jag får Stååpäls |
| daniel cooke from England |
mellow chilled sound just completely relaxing |
| Daniel Schneider from USA |
I recently saw the 'String Cheese Incident' DVD which Dr. Didg is a guest on and I must say I was blown away. I never really thought the didj could be played along with modern music and could sound like it has ALWAYS belonged in the song. Its incredible! My goal is to learn the circular breathing technique so I can play like a professional:) |
| Daniel Williams from USA |
it's like no other. There's a power behind the sound that reaches deep inside. |
| Danielle Molnar from Australia |
makes me feel at peace and I want to go walk |
| Name withheld by request |
it stirs the inner spirit....wakes something from deep inside...the sounds reaches deeply. |
| Darren Batchelor from England |
I find the sound of the didj very relaxing; but at the same time when played well gets me tingling all over!! |
| Name withheld by request |
Can't remember. It was a long time ago |
| Dash McIvor from Australia |
It comes from the Earth; It sounds like the Earth. |
| dave dave from USA |
the sound of the didgeridoo seems intoxicating...it puts me in a trance. |
| Name withheld by request |
Haunting!!! |
| Name withheld by request |
gives me chills up my spine love the authentic native instruments |
| Name withheld by request |
PLaying the Didj realy helps me relax. Listening to other people play helps me relax and think about the history of the instrument. Both playing and listening to the Didj adds a lot of excitement to my life. |
| Name withheld by request |
calming but full of life |
| David Hubble from USA |
enjoy the sound |
| David from USA |
relaxing and interesting. It's a sound that you can just listen to and relax; or you listen for all of the tones and animal imitations. When an instrument has such a unique history and balance with nature it serves as enjoyment and amazement of a d |
| David Kaufman from USA |
I haven't heard much; very new to this. But what I have heard I find very haunting. It seems to tap into something very basic. |
| David Kramer from N/A |
It makes me relax while resting or chatting with my friends. The sound also interests me and reminds me of tropical jungles where wild animals. |
| Name withheld by request |
It moves me spiritualy. |
| Name withheld by request |
Mysterious |
| Name withheld by request |
It takes me along a journey; in which I can get to feel some of the most special things I experience on my daily life. |
| David Neale from Belgium |
That is SO difficult to answer! Haunting; I suppose. |
