Name and Country |
Visitors Comments about Didgeridoo and Meditation
Didjshop.com |
Aaron from Canada |
Very powerful experience the Didgeridoo put me in a vary mellow state of mind and help me understand what my minds showing
me and guiding me to its a vary inspirational sound. its a vary soothing and comforting sound. it really helps the Trible instruments
are the thing I love. |
Anonymous |
Very relaxing and centering. |
Anonymous from USA |
Deep and soothing powerful |
Adam from Canada |
Too many to describe! but in general it makes me forget all the trouble and brings me to a realm of pure vibration |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Calm and peaceful... time slowed down and became relaxed |
Adrienne from USA |
Circular breathing naturally evokes a meditational mind set. |
Agnieszka (Aga) Milogrodzka from Poland |
I felt how my mind was elevated beyond my body and how my body melted away. The sound pouring from the didge turns into light
and flows through all my chakras. |
Anonymous |
Strange and cool experience |
Anonymous from France |
Very positive...a world of quiet |
Andre Ramos from Portugal |
It is every time I play or teach someone to play the encounter of inner matter. |
Andrei Vainik from Finland |
When playing I feel like I'm hypnotised. |
Anonymous |
Again we've been using didgeridoo in a church setting over the past year. The sound is mysterious elemental space-defining
and it fosters a contemplative mood. |
Andrew from USA |
It was strange. It was when I first learned the circular breathing. After a while I didn't even hear the didge. I lost my
self I could of been floating in space for all I knew. Just like that I snapped back to reality. When I realized I was still
playing I lost my breathing technique and I could not play any longer. I just sat in complete silence contemplating what exactly
just happened. An out of body experience came to mind and then as fast as it entered my mind the thought was gone. |
Andy Aitken from New Zealand |
But - I definitely feel relaxed when I play |
Angelique from France |
It's like when I'm listening to buddhist monks songs... it vibrates so that I'm in a great peace.. I've not enough words! |
Anne Pfauth from USA |
Just sitting around playing them with my friend in front of the fireplace (its cold up here!) was like a meditation. |
Anonymous |
I would like to learn how |
Anthony Curmi from Malta |
I love deep didj sounds such as a#. I enjoy Didj and darkness preferably candle light as a focal point and simply drone myself
to distant places.This meditation takes me away from today's havoc! |
Anthony Kubiak from USA |
Becoming focused calm expansive |
Anthony from USA |
I try to control the amplitude of an interference pattern with vocals for as long as possible within a circular breathing
pattern. A cycle is reached where my breathing seems involuntary and my mind enters a state of serene where the playing seems
instinctive. It doesn't last too long but it is unforgettable. |
Antonio Mara from Italy |
When I need to relax me after or before an exam for example I take my (poor) didjeridoo and I play I'm not a good player but
also the sound that I do is enough for relax me |
Ariel Grandi from Argentina |
For me play the didgeridoo with the circular breath and like a trip just close the eyes and flow. It takes me to the place
to a not-mind place not thoughts just sounds and vibrations. |
Ashleigh from USA |
I am new to playing the didge so I don't have the circular breath flowing but the sound I find it entrancing |
Aurélien from Belgium |
Indescribable! As a journey in an other planet |
Aurelio Granito from Brazil |
I have entry I'm peace state and add a respect for the instrument and aborigine culture! |
Aviad from Israel |
I played long time concentrating on my breathing and on the vibrations. I felt so relaxed and in some point I saw some colours
and I felt light like air. when I stopped it was like falling down to earth. |
Anonymous |
It's like I'm a child and I'm running across a forest with very large and old trees... |
Barnaby Parsons from United Kingdom |
I played the Didge to my young children in their early days and it seemed to relax them and make them wonder. |
Bart Vrancken from Netherlands |
Immense |
Bas Piek from Netherlands |
After al these years I am still an beginner but that's because there are so many things to do which are fun in this world.
but when I play the didge with friends in the park on an nice evening it always start with making dancing rhythms and the later
it gets the dancing stops and people just sit in the grass en listen and we play automatically slower rhymes but powerful and
it brings peace and understanding around us (also very thirsty players because once playing you forget everything else) |
Anonymous from Australia |
A calming feeling seems to come with playing the didj. |
Benjamin Prindle from USA |
It was more of just a moment where I got rest and let it resonate through me. |
Benji from Canada |
It takes a few moments to get the feeling but after it sets in it is indescribable. It is very healing and relaxing as well
as gratifying not only self but it seems to effect one surroundings. |
Bill from South Africa |
Listening to or playing reminds me that I am part of the ancient and part of the creation. Playing allows you breath in both
worlds. |
Bill from Canada |
I have an incredibly painful nerve condition called R.S.D. I use the circular breathing to help with pain control along with
diaphragmatic breathing. |
Bob from USA |
PURCHASED A PVC DIDG AND AM LEARNING TO PLAY IT |
Brenda from USA |
Healing |
Brenda from USA |
It is like being outside and listening to nature on a warm summer day in the woods near a lake. |
Brett from USA |
Indescribable but it felt like my blood was fizzing or carbonated a very neat feeling! |
Brett from USA |
Out Camping in the woods with a Didj player and a group of of my friends. Decided to go to the top of a mountain nearby and
just relax and listen to the music. while listening I slipped into somewhat of a trance and was at peace with my self and everything
around me I had not a care in the world but to just stay in that moment for as long as I could. |
Brian from United Kingdom |
Found that the heart rate is lowered quickly allowing entry into the meditative state earlier than other methods I am soon
carried away to distant places |
Brien Porter from USA |
I was playing didge in my basement focusing on my breathing and clearing my mind of thought. I began to feel like I had left
my body! I knew where my body was but I no longer was thinking about it. My mind was not where I usually kept it! I did not have
to think about my circular breathing at all. It had become an involuntary function. My mind was outside and throughout my house
traveling wherever there was an unfamiliar noise it was very curious. I was physically very relaxed and mentally very aware. |
Bryan from USA |
Wonderful soothing sounds filled with calming energy |
Bryce from USA |
My first experience was 2005 winter solstice. I had completely forgot about the world didj session but for some reason I had
an urge to go and play that night. I decided to take my friend who had come back home from college out to a canyon so we could
play. when we got there I started explaining the solstice/equinox world playing that I read about on your web site. then simultaneously
we both yelled holy shit it is solstice! we started playing on my pvc didj alternating back and forth every 15 min. or so for
about 1 and a half hours. I was crazy because when I would play I couldn't feel or hear anything that went on around me. it felt
like I was floating and when me and my friend talked about it later he said he felt the same way when he was playing. |
Candy from Canada |
It is absolutely calming and peaceful. I find when I listen to the music of the didgeridoo I can free my mind of the day to
day stress I typically endure. |
Carlos from Costa Rica |
That was great I feel like I'm disconnected from the rest of the people around me. I feel in my mind like a new men. |
Carolyn from USA |
It has a calming effect. |
Cary Deberry from USA |
An amazing way to get in touch with your inner being to relax and let go. |
Casey Nichols from USA |
I noticed that instantly all bad energy is released from the body and only peace and happiness remains. Also the conditions
of the surrounding environment vanish. If it's snowing out I can play and feel warm wearing only a t-shirt and shorts. |
Chad from USA |
I've just recently made a Didj from an old sailboard mast. I have no clue as to the quality of sound but my family and friends
think it sounds good. So to answer the question for music and meditation. My wife thinks it very relaxing when I play. |
Charles from USA |
It over whelms me. |
Charlie from USA |
It is a very good way to clear your mind and relieve stress from daily life. |
Chris from South Africa |
Deep |
Chris from USA |
I find that I have played for what seems like a few minutes when in fact I have been playing for almost an hour or more. |
Chris Yerlig from USA |
Helps shamanic journeying |
Christian from Chile |
Fue algo maravilloso estabamos en una fiesta junto a unos amigos y callo un rayo estabamos en una parcela por lo que se corto
la luz quedamos a la luz del fuego y unos amigos fueron a buscar tambores a mi me pasaron un djembe y comence a tocar junto con
un amigo. comenzamos a tocar y empece a sentir una fuerza inexplicable una conexion conmigo y con mi amigo todos estaban muy
euforicos y cantaban y bailaban con nuestra musica yo no me di ni cuenta estaba conmigo uy con mi compañero de tambores.
cuando terminamos de tocar mi amigo me abrazo y yo tambien a el le dije que muchas gracias por la experiencia estaba absolutamente
contento feliz libre de prejuicios y estupideces con las que diariamente somos contaminados. me senti muy bien y toda la noche
fue maravillosa junto a la gente que estaba ahi |
Christian from Sweden |
It creates harmony like few other instruments. Depending on what frequencies you make it can bend your mind towards an array
of different moods from stress to peace so it really depends on the occasion. |
Anonymous from Greece |
I take a part on seminars of the "art of living" I usually go there like a didj player and I play for meditation
also I make a cycle of the people there and I play around them for body and mind healing its a very good experience for them
and for me. |
Cindy Liming from USA |
Very moving and insightful. It helped with my very first meditation. |
Claire Dupuis from USA |
I always experience past lives. I am very connected with the music and hope to play it. |
Clare from United Kingdom |
A feeling of timelessness and being at one with nature. |
Claude from Canada |
I build myself a didj out of a PVC pipe and it really sound great (but probably not as good as a real didj) |
Claudia from USA |
It feels like being in the center of the earth with the nurturing of Mother Earth |
Clay from USA |
When I lived in Findhorn Scotland a man named Craig form Australia often played while we meditated. |
Colby Grillone from USA |
Your body and your mind is taking another form you almost lose yourself and come into contact with your inner being |
Colin Jenkins from USA |
When I play for long periods of time I lose myself. Often I play and lose all sense of time then when I come to I feel super
energised. |
Cory from USA |
I felt like I was on another planet |
Anonymous from Romania |
When I'm listening to the sound of didgeridoo I'm entering very easily in a state of trance and peace... |
Dale Threlkel from USA |
The resonance was quite relaxing |
Damodara Roe from USA |
It was very relaxing. I played for God. |
Anonymous from USA |
I have played at my meditation center as well as in small groups. |
Dan White from USA |
Very relaxing |
Dana from Czech Republic |
The music of the aboriginal people is very relaxing invoking thoughts of their culture myths Dreamtime. I wish I could come
to Australia and hear the Aborigines play alive! |
Daniel from USA |
Very calming sounds but I am not proficient enough to achieve a meditative state while playing. |
Daniele Alfredo from Italy |
When I have time I go in the nature to play.... every time an unbelievable experience |
Danny from Australia |
Total relaxation and peace gives me goose bumps |
Darren from United Kingdom |
Complete relaxation and peace |
Dave Clark from USA |
Makes me feel balanced and grounded. |
David Bednar from USA |
The didgeridoo just release these endorphins in your brain and effect you in a very subtle way. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Very relaxing - seems to clear the mind. Almost in a dreamlike state |
David Butler from United Kingdom |
You can connect with the source. The more you relax and let go the better you feel and better it sounds. |
David from USA |
I took a group of students camping at the Hopi Indian reservation in Arizona and we were joined by another visitor who added
the sound of his Didj to our evening campfire drum and flute sessions |
David from United Kingdom |
Ancient primordial restimulation. extremely grounding resonance. raises the being uptone. |
Anonymous from New Zealand |
I always try to not think when playing the didge so the best sessions I have I find very meditative even though it may not
be meditation in the traditional sense |
David Longster from United Kingdom |
I felt totally present and at peace |
Anonymous |
It is very relaxing |
Dean from United Kingdom |
PURE CHILL OUT A BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE LIKE FLOATING ON A SEA OF SOUND! |
Dean from Australia |
Relaxes me takes me away from my every day problems |
Denny Simpson from USA |
I bring one of my didjeridoos down the trail to a river near my home and play at sunrise of sunset. |
Derek from Ireland |
I have used the didge to relax myself in times of stress. Just by playing it. |
Derrick from USA |
Relaxation focused afterwards clear thoughts |
Diane Taylor from USA |
The vibrations of the Didgeridoo seemed to actually help clear my mind and shunt all my troubles away to allow me to sit in
zen for longer periods of time and be refreshed and relaxed afterwards. Combine it with Tibetan Chanting and it's even more powerful. |
Dominic Peardon from Australia |
At Confest Festival over new years sitting with my best mate playing simultaneously with a girl we just met from perth we
improvised and changed tempo but also managed to synchronise |
Don Simonetti from USA |
Magical. I went to a high level and just washed in the light. |
Donald Cassel from USA |
I haven't yet but I intend to practice it soon. |
Anonymous |
I became one with nature and it relaxes me |
Dorothy from USA |
I have used didj CD's to relax because I am not very good at playing and can't circular breath. |
Doug Cole from USA |
It is excellent for biofeedback related relaxation/meditation. I can warm my hands to 36C. |
Anonymous from USA |
Peaceful and soothing. It reaches the player and others in a unique way. |
Doug from USA |
I use it daily as a "mental reset" to help me transition from work to home. I play for a few minutes after I change
into my casual clothes. I also use didge music to help me meditate My favorite music for this is Stephen Kent's Family Tree CD#2. |
Douglas from USA |
Use it for meditation relaxation to sleep a better and have better dreams |
Douglas Michon from USA |
The didj reminds me of my dream. |
Douglas Vroonen from Belgium |
While I'm playing I feel that my soul expand out of the limits of this world I can travel to any point of the planet |
Dr. Cheryl Bryantbryce from USA |
Wow...awesome..it brought out a primal urge to dance...freedom...spirit in motion...wow! |
Eddy from Australia |
Playing the didge alone is relaxing. |
Eduardo Filgueira from Argentina |
Incredible that's the most beautiful experience in the word!!! |
Edward King from United Kingdom |
It was surreal I felt as if I was not really there but on a higher plain. All I could feel was the rhythm flowing out of me
and my body was and feet were moving as if controlled by someone else. My eyes were closed and it was like they were open and
I was looking at an Aboriginal gathering. Everyone was dancing around a fire mimicking the movements of animals and it felt sounded
as if I was really there dancing singing playing with them. Every so often there would be a chill that ran down the entire length
of my body as if someone something was there with me as I meditated and played my didgeridoo. Sense of time was lost and I was
totally absorbed into this realm.When I finished playing and came around I was completely relaxed I remembered everything but
it wasn't like a dream because it was so vivid it was to real to be a dream. Something happened and I was a little spooked but
I enjoyed it. |
Elias from Sweden |
More or less just to relax and it was relaxing.;) |
Anonymous |
Very calming/relaxing |
Ellen Lopes from USA |
Sounds like it is vibrating in my soul |
Anonymous |
It s a good relaxing way to escape from your body |
Eric from USA |
Playing it puts one in a deep meditation but listening to it (via recording of self) is just as effective. The sound is akin
to the deep hum of the spirit. |
Eric German Schweikart from Argentina |
I feel very relaxed I could come to a very deep degree of meditation. |
Eric from USA |
I listen/use didgeridoo music to aid myself in healing from some serious illness. |
Erin from Canada |
At the gathering we had a meditation session with the music in the background. VERY powerful and awesome!! |
Esteban from Argentina |
I told you. Vibrate my soul feel part on it my mind begins to fly my feelings wake up everything has sense |
Eugene Leytin from USA |
Helps me do breathing meditations because I concentrate on my circular breathing. when concentrating on how best to get the
most oxygen I can with the least stress and effort I forget about everything else. |
Eyal from Israel |
Its not exactly meditation - its just the state of mind that I'm put into after I start playing the didj. -relaxed - focused
- hypnotic |
Fabian Damanet from Belgium |
No really meditation I think I was very very angry this day and I try to relax by taking my didge. I sit down on the floor
in the yard take my didge and start to play something very low and deep. then I continue to play during I was thinking of my
bad day. when i" came back" of my dreams I was playing something very interesting low sound fast beat not too much
screams. in fact when I write it I'm now pretty sure that it was meditation |
Anonymous |
Incredibly relaxing played for 30 min non stop feeling like leaving the place I was just after had a 30 min worth a night |
Fabrizio Pellegrini from Italy |
The sound of didj help me to relax and find answers to my problems it's very useful to know yourself more deeply |
Federico from Italy |
I's not easy to describe a feeling.... |
Florian from France |
It was during the night of the new year. Too much people (some bad) and I didn't feel good so I was going out in the forest
and played just long meditative and quiet sound with my didge it made me very peaceful and feel more happy>I didn't see the
time and played for nearly 1h30 |
Francesco from Switzerland |
It's very hard to explain sensations. Each time is different from another! |
Fred Stevens from United Kingdom |
Initial excitement followed by a deep calmness finished off with a sense of well-being |
Anonymous |
It fit perfectly |
Gaston from Canada |
It is the better way for me to relax forget everything just breath and live be... |
Anonymous |
Daughters family |
Gorazd from Slovenia |
Extraterrestrial |
Greg from USA |
I was listening to nature sounds while kneeling playing my didge. As my body started to rock back and forth to the rhythms
all my worries and fears suddenly lifted and I felt more clear and at peace than I had in two years. |
Greg from USA |
Profound |
Gregg Nardozza from USA |
While practicing prolonged circular breathing I would often become entranced. |
Guillermo Blancas from Spain |
Ok all days I catch my did and go to the mountain when the sun go and play mi didge alone because I don't now nobody plays
didge |
Anonymous |
Stress levels plummet problems become petty and my enthusiasm for life is revived. |
Henri from France |
I feel the sound brings something simple gentle healing a living sound... difficult to describe maybe |
Anonymous |
It felt very soothing very spiritual |
Ian Hopper from USA |
No but not yet. |
Ian from Hong Kong |
I live in Hong Kong where there are few didj players and I am not too experienced a didj player so the opportunity for this
kind of experience is limited |
Ignacio from Spain |
Very good |
Jacquelynn from USA |
The didgeridoo to me is the heart and the sound comes from the earth and when Meditating to a Didgeridoo it helps me get in
touch with both Nature and my my self. |
Anonymous |
Sublime: The sound helps you reach easier the inner self |
Jacques from Canada |
Sound is what all existence is built upon. All codes in creation ARE MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS exactly like a modern score. |
James Galbraith from Canada |
Very mild meditation. Just playing to myself and trying to relax after long days |
Anonymous from Australia |
Challenging but fun |
Jan Stalmans from Belgium |
Well sometimes I play so hard and fast until I come in a sort of trance. Other times I like to listen to other didgers en
sing a long with them in a meditative or Tuvinian way. |
Anonymous |
For me it is very relaxing. |
Janet from USA |
Have CD which I use as background sound while relaxing/meditating |
Jared from USA |
I found it extremely easy to empty my mind when listening to or playing the didgeridoo. |
Javier from Spain |
I'm learning. |
Jay from USA |
I have not but my friend who recommended this site has used it for meditation and this is one of my main motivations for trying
the didj |
Anonymous |
The most relaxing experience on earth |
Jeff Bottjer from USA |
I feel as if I am spiraling down the didj |
Jeff from USA |
Very relaxing soothing |
Jeff from USA |
We live far from town. On a summer night lots of stars a few friends a few beers and my didj. |
Jeff Nelson from USA |
Its nice to sit outside someplace quiet and just play... it relaxes the soul. |
Jenngi from USA |
Ancient tongue clutches me enraptured wavelengths connecting matter all the cracks in my presence fill with our timeless consciousness
I am a prayer for the future I am in love with the pieces of our world. |
Jennifer White from Canada |
I call it a "cheater" meditation because it requires no effort other than listening to quiet the mind. |
Jeremy from USA |
Deep inner-dimensional healing |
Jerry from USA |
I have not yet received any benefit from the experience |
Anonymous |
Transcendental |
Jim from USA |
The monkey chatter in my brain ceases when I play and feel calm and serene immediately after playing |
Joe Dickie from Canada |
The only thing that can truly clear your head |
Joerg from Germany |
But when I do not play percussive end even when it has something meditative because I somewhat loose time and myself while
playing |
Johan Thaens from Belgium |
Such a nice feeling to be able to make people feel good by playing yourself on the didge |
John from USA |
Partake in the seasonal meditations you host and in group meditations. Very ethereal is the best way to describe these meditations |
John from United Kingdom |
Very successful |
Anonymous |
Peaceful |
John from USA |
Calms the mind promotes oneness with nature |
John from USA |
I find myself falling into a breathing pattern that follows the rise and fall of the didge. I tend to see the outgoing breath
in colors and a sense of ease and calm flows over me. |
John Webster from USA |
I started meditating 46 years ago. My entire life is a meditation now. So playing the didgeridoo is just a natural especially
with the breath control (circular breathing). |
Jon Westwood from Australia |
Every time I play the didge for a length of time I try and get into a meditative state and let the music come through me.
After a good session I feel completely re-vitalised and ready to deal with the stress and pressures of modern day existence. |
Jonathan from France |
Deeply relaxing images of ancient past - very shamanic. |
Jos Vandenbroeck from Belgium |
Fly away on the waves off the drone. |
Josef from New Zealand |
Calm and happy |
Joseph Gandia from Puerto Rico |
Wooooooooow it was so good and awesome I played it for many minutes none stop until I starter feeling dizzy I felt thinks
surrounding me and believe it or not I even heart voices of people singing |
Judy Echols from USA |
I have a very large one that requires slow even breath. It feels just like when I do yoga breathing and always calms me down. |
Judy from USA |
But I plan to. |
Juha-pekka from Finland |
Mind calming and hypnotic. |
Julie from Guadeloupe |
When I listen didgeridoo music it's for me a relaxation moment and it make me feel like in an other world. When I play it
I can't hear what happen outside of my head. |
Julie from USA |
Calming and peaceful dreaming |
Anonymous |
I got in trance my mind becomes really sharp and I can see forms. The times seems to stop... |
Julien from France |
I begin to play the instrument and when I feel my didgeridoo's sound begin to be good I close my eyes and I relax me so much |
Justin Delucca from USA |
Deeply relaxing. I find that it is easier to get inside myself by following the resonance of the instrument backwards with
my awareness |
Kanser from United Kingdom |
The main thing that springs to mind is after playing for ages with my eyes closed I start to see a huge glowing circle slightly
fractalised it is the most beautiful thing I can think of seeing/thinking/dreaming |
Anonymous from Australia |
It was amazing it was so calm it left the whole of my wait of my shoulders it decreased the level of pain I was feeling in
shoulder and I could forget about it. |
Karl from Australia |
When listening to CDs of Didj music the initial drone sound helps me to relax but when the Bilma start to play and the drone
breaks into a steady rhythm I feel like I am soaring across the tops of the trees like a Kookaburra. |
Keith Wallang from India |
Just got into the instrument!! |
Kenneth Hicks from Canada |
It was an MP3 recording... was a Didj and a Djembe... I could feel the music... it was like entering a kind of stasis... all
there was in the universe was the music.... my breathing slowed to almost nothing... and I just swayed with the music caressing
my mind... |
Kerrie from Canada |
...not YET!!! As I said...can't wait to unfold into the world of didge. I see myself combining it with Yoga creating an awesome
experience. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I use my didgeridoo to participate in the world meditation I sit on top of a hill and play it transcends all time and space
truly amazing. |
Kevin from France |
It was very cool |
Kevin from USA |
I feel very centered after playing the instrument and quite relaxed. |
Kevin Dunlap from USA |
I cant. I can feel it so deep in my bones. Each note each pulse. Its so moving. |
Kristie from Australia |
Like your are inside it- connected with the earth with mother nature. As with healing you become lost in the vibrations. |
Anonymous from USA |
I love the sound it brings me in line with my spirit much faster than anything I have tried and it lends a peace to the entire
house. |
Lars from Luxembourg |
The monotone playing if the didj is a real gut way for getting into meditation. |
Laurence from United Kingdom |
I played after a yoga class and people were blown away by the inner visions they had |
Lawrence from USA |
The drone of the instrument is conducive to a meditative state. I use it in this manner a lot to center myself and clarify
my mind. I find that I'm calmer afterwards. |
Lloyd from USA |
I found it very soothing and for a minute I actually felt like I was somewhere else I was almost surprised and a bit disappointed
to find myself still sitting in my home. |
Luciano Giambastiani from Argentina |
It was an excellent experience of relaxing and meditation. I started to play my didge. with my eyes closed and after a time
I started to see lots of brilliants colours dancing in the darkness... it was amazing. |
Luke from Australia |
Peaceful calming |
Luke Jackson from China (pr) |
The circular breathing plus listening to the sound of the didj makes me calm and awake and makes me feel high. |
Luke from Germany |
It is a very relaxing and spiritual experience and is not unlike Zen meditation. |
Anonymous |
Very personal sorry |
M Rick from USA |
Relaxing |
Anonymous from India |
I'm very new to didj. just few months back I got the circular breathing.so once I get it smooth I feel calm and focused. |
Marc from France |
After playing for a while non-stop I don't even notice I'm playing anymore and sounds come out without thought. If I stop
playing I feel extremely calm and peaceful. I love it. |
Anonymous |
Transcendental |
Marcelo from Australia |
Native music takes me to another world.Im south american and I listen to a lot of Andean music.This music along with aboriginal
or other native music makes me feel like I belong to nature and to this earth.Like its the connection or link to nature. |
Marco Laurenti from Italy |
Is most deep |
Marco Vivian from Italy |
It's something like flying into ourselves |
Marcus Holm-Petersen from Germany |
I felt loved by mother earth I felt being carried on a sound wave |
Maria Herrera from USA |
It was very peaceful and insightful |
María Isabel from Argentina |
Very pleasant |
Mark from USA |
The sound of the didgeridoo and the concentration of breathing correctly almost always causes an immediate release of my negative
energy. as I play I feel as I am becoming one with its sound and energy |
Mark from United Kingdom |
It is like a journey through the world and through the mind..the music of the didgeridoo is like the vehicle. |
Mark Gelatt from USA |
Though I generally prefer silence or nature when I meditate a didgeridoo can be a great way to cover unwanted interference.
It has also been a very effective tool for teaching others how to meditate consciously for the first time. |
Mark from USA |
Actually last solstice one of my best buddies went out to the edge of a valley and perched at the top of the 90' cliff we
played and meditated for over two hours. Upon returning we learned of this web site and what you are trying to get going. Pretty
awesome! |
Martin Eddi from Argentina |
It's fantastic a travel different and beautiful |
Anonymous |
Relaxing. I can listen to it all day |
Matt from Canada |
Take some back to my travels through the bush in NSW. windows down didge blasting what a rush man. |
Matt from Australia |
Far out |
Matt from United Kingdom |
I started playing playing one minute then looked at my watch and an hour had gone by. |
Max Rivera from Peru |
It was amazing but first I had to learn circular breathing. at the beginning I didn't believe it could help at meditation
but play and hear a didgeridoo is a completely amazing experience |
Maya from Croatia/Hrvatska |
I first played didge on this new years eve when my friend brought it to my home.. so I don't know much..couldn't played it
in front of my friends.. I just couldn't make any sound.. so I went in my bedroom sat on the bed I decided just to relax and
go with a flow.. I started to play and the sound went right out of the didge:) I felt soo happy and excited..to feel the vibes
in my throat and chest.. I closed my eyes and made slow sounds with a bit of my voice - that was also amazing discovery to me...
after I closed my eyes I saw beautiful women with black hair dancing around big hot fire.. as more I played the dance was more
and more beautiful... I played for a while and thinking about all I see in my head.. I decided to go back to my friends to celebrate
new year.. and at midnight we went to the window to see the fireworks.. it was amazing... but when I turned around I saw my bed
is on fire! first I took the friend's didge to save it then I ran to take some water to put down the fire.. little heater turned
the fire on!?... it was terrible to see everything around me burning.. but we managed to put the fire down after some time and
that night I slept on the floor.. and now still cause I have no money to buy new one:) but never mind that.. when I saw the flames
I saw again the women around the fire dancing so I took the didge again and played it some more thanking to whom ever that we
didn't burn with the bed too... I don't know does it has the connection but it's rather amazing to me... what do you think?:) |
Anonymous |
While attending burning man I practiced yoga with a group with Didgeridoo music mixed into ambiant...Very good experience |
Melissa from USA |
It is mind- clearing. I feel both relaxed but with an acute mind. |
Micael from Sweden |
It make me feel god |
Michael from USA |
It's wonderful it makes me yearn for my own so that I can meditate to the didj live. |
Michael from USA |
Very enjoyable |
Michael from Australia |
At a school retreat didgeridoo music was used for the students to meditate. |
Michael from USA |
I simply get lost in the sounds for an hour or more |
Michel from France |
Sound like a very peaceful state of mind quiet and extremely receptive |
Anonymous from Canada |
I made harmonics with my voice while listening to didgeridoo music melting both vibrations I connected with a true sense of
my self |
Anonymous |
Relaxing |
Miguel Morcillo from Spain |
Armonia con el entorno aislamiento de todo lo malo que hay hoy en dia en la sociedad tranquilidad... |
Mike from USA |
Sound healing the didge is the best |
Mike from USA |
Very soothing and spiritual. |
Mikolaj Szczesiak from USA |
My lungs are not so healthy but I learned to cellular breath. Didgeridoo helps me breath better and relax while playing it. |
Nick from USA |
The experience is difficult to describe because I lost a good deal of connection with my surroundings; I began to perceive
the sound as coexisting with the shape and size of the opening between my lips and began to see my lips from the inside of my
mouth. the sound became visible like a wall and I could move it. |
Nick from USA |
Very relaxing |
Nicolás Harambour from Argentina |
I do it almost everyday for a few hours when I come home from university. It's relaxing for myself and it creates an environment
for my friends to meditate too. |
Nicole from USA |
A friend and I sat on the jetties in Galveston while watching the surfers art the waves. I felt as if I had control of the
waves making each one perfect for the surf babies to enjoy. |
Nigel from United Kingdom |
I regularly use didge to meditate with to get rid of the stress from work |
Olivier Nguyen from Canada |
Well at first I got this "chromatic aberration" in the corner of the eye you know when things start to shake and
transform in your sight. And while I kept blowing I clearly saw thick orange light surrounding my left arm the didj and my feet.
It was pretty awesome and at that moment seeing an aura didn't seem supernatural to me at all; since then I try to be more respectful
of nature. |
Paco from Mexico |
I felt like I was going straight to heaven |
Pamela Kerr from USA |
My 11 year old son is learning to play ours. His sound warms me. |
Patrick from USA |
Soothing |
Patrick Kearns from Australia |
Cultural |
Patrick from USA |
The music seems to get in deeper into your body somehow. You don't just hear it... |
Paul Bishop from USA |
Participating in the meditations on the solstices and equinoxes is excellent. Personally it centers my mind |
Paul from Australia |
Very earthly connected and peaceful - was very grounding to me |
Peggy Adams from USA |
Helps me focus and keeps me centered |
Peggylynn from USA |
When I am stressed I sit and play for an hour or so and it takes me away from this world to a place of peace and soothing
sound |
Anonymous |
It is easy to transport ones self into other spaces and places while playing didj. |
Peter Pugliese from USA |
My Mother was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. I personally was a wreck. I hadn't played my didj in a while and I saw
standing there. I picked it up a played for about an hour. I'm not going to say that it made everything ok but it sure did help. |
Peter Smith from Australia |
Playing the didge is great. The way the vibration runs through you is unique and I find it a meditative thing to do... |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Great fun- the children loved the sound |
Philip from USA |
It draws me into myself yet makes me sensitive to the sound of the didje--all the different layers of sound sharpens perception. |
Pierre from France |
Far away in the forest with some of my best friends.. with a big fire:-) |
Anonymous |
The effects of the didgeridoo are soothing and I am able to transition into various states of consciousness with ease |
Rafa from Mexico |
Al principio ha sido algo complicado y por eso mismo ha crecido mi interes en el didgeridoo. Ahora quisiera aprender más
de la técnica de este instumento tan rico y poderoso. |
Rafael Janczak from Poland |
Very soothing. Good tool in visual meditations - heck each time I play the didge now I naturally meditate. |
Ralf from Switzerland |
ZzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZzzzzZZZZzzzz....it let me sleep well |
Randy Benoit from USA |
Not an exact science...but I do understand my calmness afterwards |
Randy from USA |
My wife says it calms her down and soothes her. |
Remi from France |
I often play didj for felling the vibration of the wood which make me calm. I don't know why but it is a real pleasure to
feel the wood moving |
Renato from Brazil |
I can't describe it. it was a unique experience of surfing in others dimensions |
Rhonda from Canada |
It is a great relaxant after a stressful day |
Ricardo Aste from Peru |
Una paz y tranquilidad enorme.Es como si viajaras a otro planeta. |
Rich from USA |
I play everyday for a half hour and I always seem to trance out while I play almost in an alpha state. |
Richard Craven from USA |
Find it easier to enter the meditative state with this instrument playing than any other. |
Richard Curtis from USA |
I do relaxation and visualization meditation to didj music |
Rick Thompson from Australia |
I have listened to it's sounds on a number of times when I have felt lost in today's world it for me has a calming effect
and brings me to a level where I feel at ease and at peace. It takes me to a place that I want to be. |
Robbie from USA |
Very relaxing sent me to a wonderful state. |
Anonymous from USA |
The weight of time is lifted. It is equal to practicing 4 or 5 meditation techniques at the same time. Very deep experience. |
Robert Quintarelli from Spain |
The day that I become a good player hopefully soon if it comes indeed I will use it for meditation it must be a fantastic
experience |
Robin Jones from Australia |
Like all music I meditate to it has spiritual affect |
Robin Palmer from USA |
Great way to center myself... |
Anonymous |
Relaxation find the solution of question!! |
Ron Greenberg from USA |
For myself playing for long periods of time allows me to enter a trans-like state and playing for others to receive healing
vibrations and a sound to meditate to. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
The music induced a deep hypnotic state with intense visual imagery |
Ruben from Italy |
After 1 hour of playing I can do everything better (work play other instruments etc...) |
Rudi from Austria |
Just listened on the key note and focuses my mind on the end of the didge while my eyes where closed I tried not to modulate
the sound - suddenly my head opened up like a flower in the sun I felt endless and lucky it was like I stood on the highest mountain
and saw down on the clouds. when I tried to keep this form of consciousness it stopped. I tried the same some weeks later - the
same result but a slim buddha appeared in the middle of my visual field I was amazed again and thought to myself while my mind
was absolutely empty and calm but awake at it can be - "yeah man what's going on this is better then any drug... I tried
to support what I was doing but trying to DO nothing is not possible... the meditation broke down I think this is what is going
on in Buddhist monk brains |
Russell Chappell from USA |
Relaxing and peaceful |
Anonymous from Australia |
Not really meditation but for listening to when I'm doing quiet stuff - gardening doll making mandala drawing cooking |
Ryan Sanders from Thailand |
Closing my eyes and focusing on the drone. Continuous drone with no breaks or movements up or down. |
Sacha from Luxembourg |
Complete relaxation just focused on the regularity of the breathing patterns... |
Sam Boys from USA |
It clears the mind & calms the body...It serves as a 'booster rocket' to blast me outside of the atmosphere of my own
ego so I may orbit in Divine Consciousness. |
Anonymous |
I do yoga & run on a cross country team...the music is so uplifting and helps you feel like niravana...is achieved in
your own little world. |
Sam from USA |
I enjoy to close my eyes and visualize the layers of sound coming from the didge trying to explore the music with my minds
eye. I also like to play one beat over and over until I stop thinking about playing it it just flows out of me naturally. |
Samuel from USA |
I can easily spend multiple hours at a time playing completely oblivious to where and what I am. The sound of my didge permeates
the air and becomes all I can sense. It's quite a transcendental experience. |
Anonymous from Chile |
Every night before I go to sleep I sit in my bed and play for at least half an hour this makes sleep profoundly |
Sasa Zezelic from Croatia/Hrvatska |
I put on some simple deep droning..It has to be something I'm not familiar with..the sound helps me relax and empty my thoughts
and in that way it deepens the meditation. |
Anonymous from France |
I imagined I was in the bush and I was feeling everything (plants growing insects and animals breathing) |
Sergueï Skrypnikov-laviolle from France |
It was like your body and your soul leave the earth to enter in a strange world where every animal comes to you and tells
how it begins with stars flashing everywhere. Real trance! |
Shane from Malaysia |
I use the didj regularly for meditation and I have had many different experiences when it is a very powerful meditation every
atom of my body resonates with the vibration of the didge I feel much lighter and it is as if I can communicate with the universe
in it's entirety. |
Shari from Canada |
I'm going to try it |
Anonymous |
Very deep penetrating opening clearing renewing |
Sharon Hartnett from USA |
Primal |
Anonymous |
Just very primal connected with the earth |
Steeve from Switzerland |
I will teach circular breathing |
Anonymous |
Nil |
Stéphane from France |
Alone in my room with cds |
Stephen Barton from United Kingdom |
When stressed playing has calmed me down |
Stephen Malcolm from USA |
Deeply satisfying through the chest resonance |
Steve from United Kingdom |
Once I cracked circular breathing and could play for extended times half hour usually the calmness and depth of meditation
greatly improved |
Steve from USA |
I have been to the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park where I saw a demonstration on playing the didgeridoo. I then purchased
one and have started to learn to play this instrument |
Steve from USA |
When I play my didj surrounded by all of the the life of an ancient forest or deep in the dark chambers of a timeless underground
cavern I am transported to a place words cannot accurately describe...I believe it is as close to the dreaming that a westerner
can ever come and it gives me a feeling of deep connection to all good things that have ever existed...a connection to life. |
Anonymous |
More relaxation then meditation. But there have been some times when playing a few of my didj that I get out there and in
that kind of meditative grove and everything goes loose and the sound starts flowing and getting deeper and stronger. |
Stewart from United Kingdom |
Gives a good focus to lead you in your inner journey. paint pictures. |
Anonymous |
Unexplainable spirit dreaming healing |
Suzanne from USA |
Difficult to describe in words... expansive |
Tabitha from USA |
It sounds crazy but it has changed my life. I had severe anxiety problems and since I began playing I have weaned myself from
the meds I was on. |
Tannia Angulo from Peru |
Si en varias ocasiones y es realmente gratificante....sn experiencias unicas |
Taza Salamut from United Kingdom |
Extremely spiritual and out of body |
Anonymous |
Mind blowing very tranquil |
Teresa from Australia |
I dream of the forest and all the animals and hunting grounds and how things once were but I think like that every day. It
puts me a peace and a place where no-one can reach me. |
Thomas Gramstad from Norway |
Calming soothing awakening/stimulating |
Thomas Macat from Germany |
It is good |
Thomas from USA |
The didjeridu eases my mind and soul for few brief moments. I'm hoping my interest will grow and continue to open my mind
and my spirit to achieve an inner healing of my soul. I hope my interest and knowledge within Didjeridu will bring a guidance
to increase my level of awareness towards an important life principle. And then I will be too big! |
Tim Newman from Australia |
I have anger problems sort of so I listen to Xavier and his beautiful didge music and most of the time I will relax me or
put me to sleep |
Tim from Belgium |
It helps me ground faster... |
Tom Gorham from Canada |
Mesmerizing |
Tom Maucher from USA |
It took a while the first few times having to concentrate on the breathing but soon it became second nature and in no time
I was OUT THERE! |
Tom Phillips from United Kingdom |
I get in a "relaxed" state of mind and play trying to concentrate vibrations through the core of the body. I find
it easiest to "drift off" in a meditative state when very very tired. |
Tony from Australia |
Very soothing and calming |
Tony from United Kingdom |
Made me feel like there was a ball of sound floating near me. Very relaxing and made me tingle from head to toe. |
Tony Kiser from USA |
Nice I don't realize the amount of time spent playing until I stop and look at a clock. |
Uwe Gerecke from United Kingdom |
Meditated listening to music. The didgeridoo added a very shamanic/archaic dimension to it. |
Anonymous |
On tape |
Valentijn Verhallen from Netherlands |
It feels weird when you get into some kind of trance while playing your didj. I don't get into a real deep meditation. |
Anonymous |
It opened my chakras especially the heart and creates a feeling of peace and transcendence. |
Anonymous |
Frequent & deep |
Anonymous |
Trance like state |
Anonymous |
It gives a relaxed feeling |
William Bode from USA |
Deep relaxation a sense of no time. AUM OM |
Anonymous |
Satisfying |
Anonymous |
Would like to |
Zev from USA |
I've taken my Didge to the cliffs in Dana Point and played it there where the it's sound mixes with the ocean the whales it
creates a surreal experience. I've done that twice and each time have been fortunate to see grey whales or dolphins. My mind
becomes very clear relaxed and ultimately refreshed |
Anonymous from USA |
Very inward the sounds help release the mind |