Name and Country |
Visitors Comments about Didgeridoo and Meditation
Didjshop.com |
Anonymous from Finland |
Very calming and relaxing |
Aaron from USA |
I often use the didge for inner journey work and to help others deepen their experience of meditation. |
Adam from Canada |
When I hear or play didgeridoo music I feel an energy that I feel nowhere else. I close my eyes and let it run from my ears
and out through the rest of my body. I feel this especially when I play outdoors in the woods or in the rain. |
Anonymous from USA |
I have both played and listened to didgeridoo for meditation. While playing it calms my breathing down and totally relaxes
all tension and anxiety and allows me to ease into a nice meditative state. Very similar to pranayama exercises. While listening
to cd had similar experiences sometimes out of body. While at a weekend yoga seminar at a place that had a two story building
in which we where on the 2nd floor I was practicing a meditation technique while someone was playing a didgeridoo on the 1st
floor below us. It was awesome... it felt like my insides where vibrating and I was being carried off by these vibes. After the
class I was very curious as to who was playing. It ended up being Harold Smith who had stopped by to pick up his wife who was
attending a Wicca class. What amazing energy. I ended up finding out that he had a meditation at a local shop in Pennsylvania.
I went there for his gathering with my wife. Everyone there could sit lay down or get into some other meditative pose while Harold
played his didges(he had several of them). He would go around the room and play next to everyone in the room. When he came to
me he played at my heart center....brought me right back to the time at the yoga seminar.... words cannot describe it. I would
love to be able to share this with others. |
Alan from United Kingdom |
Amazing |
Alan from United Kingdom |
Of all instruments this is be far the most moving while being totally relaxed at the same time. spiritual comes to mind. |
Albert from Spain |
Like the didj star to be long long long.....and I can't stop to play.......very nice experience |
Alejandro from Spain |
Is a moment to concentrate in my sound and my air in some time my mind is only in the present time I think is that the most
important part of meditation |
Anonymous from USA |
It has only been relaxing |
Alfonso from Chile |
The vibration of the didgeridoo is a connection with my soul. I can give a lot of me to other people with my music. |
Allen Ivie from USA |
Claming |
Alysia from USA |
I liked it |
Andrea from Australia |
The music makes me happy. I feel..home.. |
Andreas from Sweden |
Mind just blanked out while I was concentrating on my breathing |
Anonymous from Italy |
Playing for some time it makes me feel better and it despite I don't believe I play well people like the sound of a didj as
I do hearing other people playing it. |
Andrew Ross from USA |
Personal |
Ann from USA |
Great. It took me more than an hour just to get back. |
Ans from Netherlands |
It was a wonderful experience. |
Audrey from USA |
I have not used my didgeridoo but have used my didge CD music for relaxation. |
Aydan from United Kingdom |
It took me away from the world and entered me into a very spiritual state and felt wisdom pass straight trough me. With the
help from incense also my experience became even more spiritual yet calming. It was Amazing definitely a didge is a perfect tool. |
Barry Shrimpton from New Zealand |
After my daily practice. I always spend time on a slow repetitive rythym..... Not sure if it's meditation or not but this
combination can make me think clearer producing a great feeling of well being!!. |
Bart from USA |
Really just learning to play so very limited experience. |
Ben from USA |
It is very peaceful and primal. Since all my spirit is put into the breath and sound I am in a state of pure concentration
and peace. |
Anonymous |
I'm working with didge in workshops |
Anonymous |
Very tranquil |
Anonymous from Netherlands |
I had several experiences. They where in dreamtime journeys always full of images. |
Brad Powell from USA |
Quite peaceful and euphoric. |
Anonymous |
It feels like I step out of materialism I feel like the natural world stops and listens for a while. The drone is so hypnotising;
your soul goes into a trance |
Brian Greed from United Kingdom |
The sound transports me to another dimension makes me feel relaxed and somehow very content and connected to the world |
Bruce from Australia |
I like to listen to it while I am studying it has a calming effect and helps clear the mind. |
Bruce from USA |
It allows me to get into a very deep primal energy flow |
Anonymous |
Pleasure calm and great relax possibility to think and understand things difficult to understand in other conditions |
Anonymous from USA |
Relaxing. I sat and played for about 2 hours. Drove my roommate crazy. |
Calvin Gross from USA |
The most magical meditative experience in the world |
Anonymous |
Its such a relaxing sound. I can easily go into my yoga meditation state with didgeridoo music. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I love listening to the didgeridoo solo on the incubus DVD and just relaxing. I want to get more didj music cd's |
Cezar Cayom from Brazil |
It was wonderful! |
Chris Anderson from USA |
I find the didj is one of the better instruments to use during meditation. It seems to be in key (no matter what key the didj
is) with the key my body is in at the time. It's an easy sound to feel and float on top of. |
Chris Barill from Canada |
I am an experience meditator and have been adding playing didj to my practice. |
Anonymous |
Cambio mi vida para siempre |
Chris Euans from USA |
It was very peaceful and mind clearing. |
Chris from Australia |
The Didj has a haunting sound that effects me in a different way to any other music. |
Anonymous |
But it is something that I could be interested in |
Anonymous |
It was a guided meditation with didgeridoo music so relaxing earthy and peaceful. |
Christopher Lynch from USA |
Calming relaxing |
Christy from USA |
Indescribable felt the meditation for hours after. Extremely intense |
Claudio from Chile |
Fue muy profunda mi experiencia desarrolle un amor por el didgeridoo y por la musica etnica en general gracias a esto |
Colm from USA |
Very relaxing |
Anonymous |
I feel relaxed like I never felt before like its the right place for me to be I can really understand my true self when I
play it just feels right |
Dale from USA |
I've participated in the worldwide didj meditations |
Dan Stoner from USA |
On my own during the world wide didj circle. Playing for an hour straight really brought me in touch with the didj and it's
origin. I played one time at our men's night out church gathering during a Worldwide Didj Meditation and felt so in tune with
my spirituality. Also I've played multiple times in remote wooded areas communicating with birds and calling out to other animals.
It was very enlightening knowing that they were listening to me and even calling back. |
Dan from USA |
I go to a place I like in the woods and play usually around sunset. |
Dan White from USA |
Like the Native American flute I find playing the didj to be very calming. It is helpful to put me into a creative state of
mind. |
Daniel from Sweden |
I have always used music as a meditation carpet. And just let the instrument take you to its place. |
Daniel from Australia |
After playing for about 20 minutes straight it helped me greatly to relax from my passed stress. This has happened more than
once |
Daniel from USA |
Recorded mixed didgeridoo music called DJEMBE Didgeridoo. Very relaxing. |
Daran from Canada |
Loved it very grounding |
Darren Grant from United Kingdom |
I haven't seen much on this but I'll be looking into it now! If you have any information on this in the form of links I'd
love you to e-mail me some. [OUR COMMENT: sorry we do not know of any good links, but there are lots of shared experiences in
our Didjshop comment section] |
David Conboy from Uzbekistan |
Sitting on a small lighthouse on the cliffs in Jersey alone late at night with nothing but the sound of the didgeridoo and
my shadow been cast out to sea. |
David from USA |
Very relaxing and use to help control headaches I get from time to time. |
David from USA |
Relaxing and thoughtful...very thoughtful |
David from Canada |
Soothing and focused. |
David Mason from New Zealand |
Calming. Meditative. Transports you to a wide open space.....in Australia. Solitude without the loneliness. |
David Snyder from USA |
Primal vibrations of peace. |
David from USA |
It was just for personal relaxation and to help me maintain a healthy level of breathing. |
David Winter from USA |
Very beautiful...One you want to repeat again and again... It vibrates me right out of my body. |
Derek Leath from USA |
I played my didge in a church with about 200 people and everyone meditated at the same time. It was amazing! |
Dominic from USA |
I live and work in NYC so the stress's of day to day life here tend to build up very quickly. So I always end my day by playing
the didge which for me is a form of meditation and the best stress reliever. |
Doug from USA |
Not yet but as soon as I receive my Didge I plan to! |
Anonymous |
For breathwork meditation the didge transports the breather into an alternate consciousness |
Anonymous |
Restful. |
Edward Southworth from USA |
Very relaxing and it takes me back to the very essence of being back to nature. |
Edwin Monney from Mexico |
I usually play it in my rooftop looking to the far horizon for a couple of hours it's so relaxing. I also like to play it
when I go camping or to some natural place far from the city. |
Ehsan Tadayon from Iran |
I gives me a calm felling and it helps my back whenever it hurts |
Elmira from Netherlands |
Eases the mind |
Anonymous |
I use to play with friends in the woods or at the river sides. We also play with different instruments. |
Erik Van Der Velden from Netherlands |
Relaxing. When I play I calm down and sometimes I feel like I am floating. |
Facundo Stahl from Argentina |
Peace natural harmony |
Fairlie Arthur from Australia |
I have many CDs of Aboriginal Music of all genres as well as meditation type music that I play both at home and during work
with the children. |
Faustino from USA |
It has a claming effect and allows my mind to block out negativity. |
Anonymous |
It feels very good very relaxing after I learned the basic sound of the didgeridoo I couldn't stop playing. |
Anonymous |
While attempting circular breathing got into a groove and felt as though I was levitating off the ground. I didn't physically
but it felt that way. Also have used it to release grief. |
Francisco from Spain |
It is as if you are in other world wild but peaceful and is so easy to be concentrated cleaning your thinking and pushing
out your head... |
Gabe Churray from USA |
I use it to focus my breathing and to center my physical body. |
Gail from USA |
Very rhythmic and energizing |
Gary from USA |
Ask me later; I'll try it. |
Anonymous from New Zealand |
Relaxing perceptive and spiritual |
Anonymous |
Relaxing and calming effect then you are opened widely |
Anonymous |
Rilassante meditativa |
Guillermo Tarín París from Spain |
Playing the didge for a while you forget everything its around you and your full body is involved with the vibration of the
didge. |
Guy Bijl from Belgium |
It is a great experience when I am tired and I play 10 min. didge than I feel like reborn. |
Heather from USA |
In a group of 3-5 passing around some didgeridoos all night. afterwards we felt so relaxed and calm. |
Heaven Fraley from USA |
My teacher plays it during our daily meditation |
Anonymous from USA |
Very relaxing trancelike I just kind of zone out and think or feel what I need to and keep the constant tone of the didj |
Horacio from Uruguay |
El sonido ya no se siente con los oidos el cuerpo y el instrumento son uno vibrando los dos al unisono |
Ian from Canada |
Slow fadeout to internal bright warm humid feeling; slowing(?) of thoughts but seem to 'see and feel' expanding outward in
a bubble-like expansion. sometimes 'bubble' travel is inward (?) Hard to convey exactly!! |
Ian from USA |
Not yet that is. |
Jack Mishler from USA |
It almost lulls you into a perfect world |
Anonymous |
The sound seems disintegrate in the atmosphere transporting my mind along the grounds of calming healing vibrations |
Jackie Yost from USA |
Increases focus |
Jairo from Spain |
The meditation was great only the sound of the didgeridoo makes me feel really good in the meditation I understand more of
this instrument for example the connection Nature/didge and in the middle of the experience I felt the vibrations in my mind
and my imagination danced with the sound... |
Anonymous from USA |
Awe-inspiring simply put. |
James Pierson from USA |
I have been part of and conducted many didj meditations. My best experiences have been at night near a fire in a group playing
together. That for me provides the best resonance and feelings of comfort and sonorous relaxation. |
Jan from Netherlands |
It helps to clear all the stress from work and life. Since I play the didge a have become a relaxed person. |
Anonymous from USA |
Wonderful |
Jay Atkinson from United Kingdom |
I bought my hubby a didge for his birthday last year and one night I asked if I could have a go! I began by simply getting
some good sounds out of it but then as I relaxed and started to get the circular breathing going I entered what I realised was
a meditative state which was very calming and healing. I began to 'know' that there was a lot more to this instrument than just
making sounds. It was like some ancient energy or force was talking to me through the didge and describing the spiritual functions
of the instrument and how sound was a catalyst and a bridge between the worlds (Dreamtime in the Aboriginal sense). I knew that
the didge was a healing instrument and that if you tuned into the person you were healing you could also breathe certain sounds
and words (almost shamanistic) into the individual thereby individualising the healing in a holistic way. I had never before
picked up this instrument and was doubtful that I could even get a sound out of it so I was pretty amazed to have such a fantastic
and humbling experience. I would absolutely love to have a really good instrument that I can use in the future as a healing tool.so
I pray that I can win this amazing instrument so that it can facilitate a much-needed change of direction in my life. |
Jay from USA |
Quite mystical at night at the ocean under a full moon |
Jed from USA |
Wonderful very calming |
Jeff Richardson from Vietnam |
Sitting all night around a fire in the backyard with between three to over ten Australian Aboriginal men playing didjeridoo
with my flatmates and myself. This was in Townsville Qld. from 1984 to 1991 it was our nightly bliss while we slept or stayed
up wonderful times! |
Jeff from USA |
Playing the didj before meditation helps me to achieve a more relaxed state and heightened connection to the divine. My didj
is tuned to the heart chakra and playing in a low constant drone helps to open that chakra for me. |
Jerry Johnson from USA |
Soothing without numbing |
Jim from Canada |
Very relaxing a sense of cleansing |
Jim Herren from USA |
The sound always alters my consciousness |
João Matos from Brazil |
I sorry but is a very difficult describe... |
Joe Kershner from USA |
I do this on a daily basis. Playing or just listening to didgeridoo helps me to calm my conscious mind and to center my energy.
It helps to keep me in a calm and peaceful state of mind |
Anonymous |
That are very claming |
John John from Antigua And Barbuda |
I felt like dreaming of pie. and music but mainly pie |
Johnathan Hazlett from USA |
A momentary transcendation from the here to the not here. |
Jonny Monument from United Kingdom |
I find it very cleansing: I play and all I think about is the sound the breathing and the overtones I can generate. When I
am finished all seems well with the world. So much so that I have brought it into work with me (I work on my own!!) |
Jordi Jou Jimenez from Spain |
Encounter words not to esplicar it single is necessary to live it |
Anonymous from Peru |
Every time I play didgeridoo it take me to the stars |
Anonymous |
Entrancing |
Anonymous from USA |
I have used only recordings to this point but as I learn how to play I will enjoy this aspect much more. I absolutely fall
into a deep trance that enables me to in a way release my soul from the real world and get back to the basics in life. |
Joy Cozens from Canada |
Only for short amounts of time when being in the presence of one. it has always been amazing...or as amazing as I am willing
to open myself up to it being. The sound always travels around inside my heart and spirit. Echoing its vibrations awakening me
inside. |
Judy from USA |
I work with healing and arts in two hospitals. I have been experimenting with using instruments such as didgeridoo and tibetan
bowls for healing. |
Anonymous |
No experience |
Anonymous from Mexico |
I had contact by my first time with a friend of mine from Chile; I liked the instrument and the sound very much. |
Jussi Keränen from Finland |
Like the sounds different octaves on different didge. I'm laughing my self when I try to be gokabura (that bird sometime dog
what ever) |
Anonymous |
The mind in a relaxed state. A feeling of light euphoria afterwards. |
Justin from USA |
Deep feelings of oceanic boundlessness connection to all things time distortion and more. I feel the didge is a very resonant
vibration in these areas. |
Karel from Belgium |
I felt asleep within 5 minutes:p |
Karl Kalbaugh from USA |
I demonstrated the didge in a formal meditation class. Some people liked it. One person said she saw the color purple. |
Kevin from United Kingdom |
I almost always play outside by my favourite lake or woodland often with a friend who plays a djembe. I find it helps to clear
the mind and relax me. |
Kevin Petersen from Denmark |
I usually play in the city tunnels where the akusticks are perfect. In there the vibrations of the didj fills my hole body.
And I go into a timeless trance. The music is simply playing itself as I am being carried away to "the other side". |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I find that after 20 minutes of continuous play my body breath and soul speaks to the Didj...and it teaches me in reply. |
Kirsty Lane from Australia |
Very soothing I was taken into gorgeous bush land it was an extraordinary experience |
Kl from USA |
Very relaxing was able to go very deep into a meditative state and was very refreshed and calm when it was over |
Larry from USA |
Very powerful. I was in a very deep trance... |
Anonymous from France |
It's some kind of trance when you let yourself flying above the ethereal sound of an high-pitch didjeridoo who sounds hardly
like an synthesizer. |
Leanne from USA |
Peaceful and relaxing. |
Lee Kenny from USA |
It is very calming and it almost takes me to another world. |
Leonardo Flores from Spain |
I feel different ways of energy movement. Relaxing. I feel more strong and inner peace. Sometimes I see images of vibrate
colours. Usually I feel one with the didgeridoo and the Earth and other persons. I feel the presence of eucalyptus forest. Every
time is different. |
Linda Gates from USA |
I can't begin to other than to say that there is no other experience like it! |
Anonymous from Israel |
Healing meditation and playing for fun. (at least until someone broke my didge!!) |
Lisa Hatchez from Canada |
Dynamising relaxation |
Anonymous from Mexico |
I felt very good; I think it is a very good music for meditate. |
Luciano from Argentina |
Awesome very soothing. |
Luis Figueira from Portugal |
I feel a lot more calm and relaxed. I think it is a good complement to induce different stages of consciousness |
Luke from Australia |
I find that listening to Mark Atkins play the didjeridu makes me calm and relaxed. |
Madlyn from Canada |
Only one time and will never forget the experience. Nothing can top it not even being able to do it often from now on. The
first time was magic there is no other word to describe it and it was with the most amazing people I have ever met! |
Anonymous from Peru |
Fantastic! |
Manuel from Spain |
4 me is like a internal trip with visions and too many different feelings |
Marcelo Sarra from Brazil |
The spirit of a brazilian indian (known in my religion as "caboclo") always come closer to me when I begin to play
and he play together with me and teach me about things in my life. |
Margy from Australia |
No! but I'd like to try |
Marissa from USA |
I played didgeridoo and danced while one friend played djembe and another turned a rainstick. |
Mark from Malta |
A friend of mine suggested to me to use the didgeridoo during my meditation as he said it was a great experience and it really
is because since then I always use it for my meditation. its magical sounds transport me into a world of peace and relaxation
where my whole begin can be free. |
Marko from Macedonia (FYR) |
It makes me feel myself brings me the stars closer |
Marty from Australia |
I usually sit out in the bush find a rock and just play (not real well). I find that it clears the mind and soul and re-energises
me. |
Marty from USA |
Just playing the didge is almost always meditation for me |
Matias from Argentina |
Conexión total con la tierra. Eternamente agradecido a este instrumento por darme tanta conciencia. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I simply play it listen to the sound vibrate and go where it takes me. I use it to calm down or to earth myself. A passive
meditation never usually a focused meditation. |
Anonymous |
I like the trance it puts me in to listen to but especially to play. |
Anonymous |
Warm currents running throughout my body a sense of connectedness to my environment through the sounds vibrations all followed
by interesting tingling through out my face and lips. |
Melissa from USA |
I can go off to my own place stop and listen to this for however long I need to and I feel clear aware calm and strong. I
have lost some of my babies I have had terrible things happen in my life but I can sit and listen to whatever didgeridoo music
I can find and I can come away and be centered again. |
Melissa from USA |
Very powerful experience....going from peaceful or energizing.... |
Anonymous |
Absolutely amazing: on a musical level blown away by the variety of tones Dan was able to get out with one mouth/instrument.
Spiritually very gripping. easy to let my mind leave the physical behind and experience the rest going on around me within me. |
Michael from Japan |
I played and played gaining rhythm and breathing on every fourth beat than every eighth beat. The longer between breaths the
more relaxing it was. When I lost my rhythm after 10 or 15 minutes I stopped. |
Michael Graff from USA |
Calming relaxing yet energizing |
Michael Kelley from USA |
Several times I have been able to leave consciousness and I have been curious if I could play indefinitely if my wife would
tolerate me |
Michael from Germany |
Gets me coming down after busy days. Frees my mind... |
Michael Mitchell from Australia |
I am connecting with ancient energy my awareness is growing. |
Michael Prior from United Kingdom |
I prefer not to listen to prerecorded music in meditation but playing myself. |
Michael Stone from USA |
I would like to try... |
Anonymous |
I just sit in my back woods and play. I get the sensation of dreaming it calms me down and puts me at peace. |
Anonymous from USA |
I use it's music and some others for my meditation. I have said before that it is something that you can feel inside as it
is played. I do not know why but sometimes it gives me a sad feeling to a place that has suffered and overcome. And in that way
has given me strength to overcome. There is a power in that. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Very calm and peaceful. Enjoyable. |
Misty from USA |
I love the sound of the didj and think that it helps you to relax and focus on what you are meditating about. |
Morgan from USA |
I cannot find a phrase sentence or essay that would best describe my feelings when I hear and play. I used my first didj to
help me get through the passing of my father. |
Nancy from USA |
NONE |
Anonymous from Finland |
Well it's not technically meditation but playing it for long periods does induce a trance-like state comparable to meditation.
I would like to combine playing didge with actual meditation techniques. |
Neil Wakeling from United Kingdom |
I play for others - but also have entered a trance state playing for myself. |
Nic Guy from Australia |
It is so relaxing and calming to hear or play |
Anonymous |
Relaxing |
Anonymous from USA |
I'm a mother of a very hyper active child. listening to a cd is very relaxing. I'm looking to buy one because I'm sure playing
for a while will help me relax and my family will enjoy listening to my play. maybe my daughter will learn. |
Pascal from France |
AUM! |
Pat Litke from USA |
Not yet though I plan on doing so. |
Paul from USA |
One of the most relaxing and soothing sounds on earth |
Paul Cyr from USA |
Trance like state almost out of body |
Paul from USA |
Sublime |
Pavel Krivanek from Czech Republic |
Wonderful |
Pepe from Spain |
When I'm stressed or have problems that do that I couldn't think with clarity; playing the didgeridoo my mind only can take
a place to think about my breathing and my head empties simultaneously that relaxes the body as if I had slept for hours. |
Peter Pollinger from Austria |
Great |
Petri from Finland |
Just let the mind wander freely. Usually I lose(or gain?) some time. Feel relaxed afterwards. |
Anonymous |
Relaxing |
Anonymous from France |
When I need a rest I take it and then all my mind forget university problems girls... I'm just flying with the sound eye-closed...Just
me and a wood tube... |
Anonymous |
I hope to some day though! |
Rafael Acuna from USA |
I can spend hours playing and come out feeling completely refreshed. |
Raghav from New Zealand |
I always meditate to didj music at sunrise and sunset at the shore of the wellington harbour. Ocean waves and sky shades from
sunlight are a catalyst to calm and strong feeling. I keep following my breathing until only the sound of the didgeridoo and
my breathing are in my mind and I do it in combination with deep breathing and its hard to explain that feeling but its just
perfect... |
Ricardo Martinez from Costa Rica |
It was very rewarding an experience that I recommend to anyone that knows how to play this instrument. its wrapping sound
makes a great atmosphere that's very difficult to break therefore enhancing the whole experience. |
Richard Whistance from United Kingdom |
Cosmic with a piece of moldavite in your hand [moldovite is a fragment of a comet that landed in Moldova in Europe and if
you close your eyes you can still feel the speed the rocvk thinks it going at] |
Anonymous |
The sound is almost mesmerizing especially the vocals. |
Ridha from Netherlands |
If I play the didge for a while I get in a light trance which I consider meditation |
Rob from Ireland |
It puts me in a trance like state and makes me feel at one with myself |
Anonymous |
Very trance inducing. Felt in touch with nature. |
Robert from USA |
It was a thrilling form a music with an awesomely distinct sound |
Robert Van Miltenburg from Netherlands |
Absolutely FANTASTIC and AMAZINGLY relaxing!!! |
Rosalie from USA |
Oneness with the Earth and her children. |
Russell from Australia |
Relaxed and in a trance |
Ruth from USA |
I am just beginning but I can see how this will work. The deep respiration and relaxed facial muscles required to play combine
with the circular breathing to create an in-the-moment attentiveness while the body is relaxed and oxygenated. |
Ryan Olson from USA |
I was on the beach sitting in a big bush and I placed my homemade abs pipe didge upright so that the onshore wind went through
it and listened to what nature had to play. |
Sarah from United Kingdom |
A calming one though the changes in pitch and rhythm conjure up different images and emotions. |
Scott Estrich from Australia |
It requires a real focus on continuous playing whilst allowing the body and mind to relax and open. In this way you can easily
remained focused on the breathing element and the vibrational sounds and its meditative qualities. |
Scott from USA |
When I play for long periods of time I get extremely grounded and then everything feels balanced. Kind of like a brain reset. |
Sebastian from Poland |
When I play my mind is clear. I go in to deep relaxation. |
Seema from Canada |
My husband is learning sound-practitioner therapy and he is learning all kinds of ways to use the Didj for healing and meditation. |
Skylar from USA |
Playing didj for personal meditation and starting to play with the world didj meditation |
Stefan Jung from Germany |
I just bought some didge-meditation CD's |
Stephanie Wyatt from United Kingdom |
I was lying down and meditating in the middle of 3 sets of those crystal singing bowls in a open Brunswick Dquare Brighton
UK and the didge player started to play right next to my head which was amazing. It let me loose myself. |
Steve Gill from New Zealand |
The didge glows the visual world sways opens (sometimes) changes and I recognise you are multipoint intended consciousness
(really it simply slows my thinking I haven't changed dimension...although those realms tug at me to enter I am gathering the
confidence to do so. |
Steve from United Kingdom |
My first experience was at my friends house I had just found a new sound and technique I started playing and within a couple
of minutes I was looking at a turtle above me it was surrounded by rays of white light the feeling I had was amazing. I hope
there will be many more..... |
Steven Hardman from Italy |
Spiritually healing soothing connecting to basic human feelings grounding. |
Anonymous from USA |
Playing creates a total relaxation to a point where I begin to create images in my mind |
Steven from Netherlands |
But will do so... |
Stuart Harrison from United Kingdom |
Used to relax and relieve stress especially when played in a natural environment. |
Tara from USA |
I just returned from an amazing intensive with Jonathan Goldmans Sound Healing Seminar in Colorado and there were two wonderful
musicians who had a Didgeridoo. We tried to tone and meditate with them and they speak of a deep knowledge of the Earth and of
other worlds. |
Thaddius Davis from USA |
It is the most relaxing and self satisfying feeling. Just blowing on the didj puts me at a state of bliss and really would
love to con |
Thibault Guyon from France |
It was during my exam year and I was particularly stressed. Then one evening I put roots of Australia and I began to think
about my reason's for life for study... I found the answers I was looking for: the interest of existence is having what you want
and to have what you want you must do all for it. |
Anonymous from Ireland |
I use it all the time it has changed my perceptions of the world in which we live and the worlds that surrounds us. Calming
of the mind relaxing of the body and awareness of the spirit along with its connection to our mother earth |
Tony from Canada |
Enchanting |
Torrance from USA |
Relaxing spiritual and one with my surroundings part of the earth |
Torsten from Germany |
Self experience pictures are flowing through my head |
Trevor from Spain |
Often I listen before going to sleep to clear my mind and when necessary calm my heart. I find the rhythmic waves bring help
bring the mind back to a place of rest when I loose concentration and help induce a trance like state much like the Tibetan singing
bowl but more earthy. |
Trine Bonde from Denmark |
Well it was not in a very conscious way but it made my relax and I felt my emotions stabilize and a sort of feeling of "connection" with
everything when listening to it. |
Anonymous from USA |
Not yet but I would like too. |
Troy Van Zandt from USA |
Wonderful. |
Vincent from France |
I often use my Didjes alone for relaxation but when me and my friends meet it's really different like a "state of presence" as
I like to call it. |
Walter Rodriguez from Argentina |
Cuando lo toco me siento en eun estado de reposo y relejacion total. |
Walter from Italy |
My mind go in the space and to the mother nature |
Warren Chisholm from Australia |
Difficult at present as currently learning how to play. |
Anonymous |
It is working |
Wesley Bullock from USA |
I just play didge and listen. Simple as that. |
Anonymous |
You feel relaxed yet energized at the same time and you feel like your in a trance. |
Anonymous |
The Vibration of the Didge is true and real magic. I use it daily to be in appreciation of life. I wish to explore this more. |