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ONE HAND CLAPPING: Tibetan Bells with Environmental Sounds |
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ONE HAND CLAPPING: [NOW 126-4] Length: 68
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An all-digital ambient masterpiece! This all-digital recording of a rare set of Tibetan singing bowls is blended with environmental sounds to create the ultimate audio aid for deep relaxation and meditation. For thousands of years, the clear, vibratory, harmonic tones of Tibetan singing bells have been used to induce meditation and altered states of consciousness. Born of a Vedic system from ancient India (circa 560 BC), the bells permeate the body on a cellular level, balancing the brain’s alpha-theta waves and opening the chakras, inducing calm, centeredness and even a trance-like suspension of external distractions.
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This Los Angeles-based Tibetan Singing Bowl ensemble has mastered this mystical and ancient art, performing on a rare set of Tibetan singing bowls gathered in the Himalayas over the course of ten years. Two additional years were spent having special binaural microphones designed that could capture the full spectrum of the bells’ frequencies, and the sessions were mastered in DDD (direct to digital with no analog processing). With the seamless addition of gongs, chimes, and sounds of nature, ONE HAND CLAPPING leads the listener through a thunderclap, into the tranquility of Nirvana. 12 years in the making, ONE HAND CLAPPING’s debut album is a technical and artistic milestone in World and New Age music, and remains the definitive recording of this timeless, transformational sound. |
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| "This may be older music but I advise all you
spiritual people or those that meditate, this is it. I have this on a
cassette because it wasnt on CD when I purchased it. Please try this
music, it is breathtaking and beautiful and full of the mysteries of
nature and spirit. To me this is the most moving sounds ive ever heard.
Maybe it was before its time but not many were exposed to this sound so
it didnt effect the masses. SO im telling you to buy this, find a quite
place and listen." Copperwoman |
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