Ursi's Eso Garden

Kitaro - Sacred Journey II

Kitaro - Caravansary

Kitaro & Jon Anderson - Agreement

Kitaro & Jon Anderson - Island of life

Tibet stands at the influence of three civilization, the Turko-Mongolian, the Chinese and the Indian. Enriched from time to time by influences from these, its own ancient tradition has developed in high isolation from the rest of the civilized world. This tradition embraces a very distinctive way of life and a music all its own. Music plays an important part in Tibetan life and has three aspects:

• the folk-music - found in the daily lives of the people
• an art music - cultivated especially by professional minstrels
• the sacred chant and instrumental music of the Buddhist Liturgy and other rites - centering around the monasteries.

What Is Reverse Speech?

It has been called the discovery of the 7th sense. The research into this phenomenon has been described as being of "Nobel calibre". It has been featured in numerous publications around the world, and in the United States it became a household name in the late 90s. It is called Reverse Speech, the phenomenon of hidden backward messages in speech. It initially gained worldwide fame in the early 80s as those strange backward messages in rock and roll. Since that time, research has progressed significantly and it is now known to exist in all forms of human speech.

If human speech is recorded and played backwards, mixed amongst the gibberish at regular intervals can be heard very clear statements. These statements usually appear in short sentence form and are nearly always related to the forward speech. It appears constantly throughout language, so much so in fact, that it is believed to be a natural part of our speech processes.

Create A Sound File On Your Computer For Reverse Analysis:

What you will need is a personal computer with sound card, speakers (and/or headphones), a microphone, and a simple sound editing program. The quality of the sound you get is mainly dependent on the quality of your equipment.

To input sound into the computer place the computer microphone near to yourself, to the radio or the TV. Set the computer software to record. The sound will be input via the microphone and create a waveform. You will have to play around a little bit with the volume level of the radio, TV or your voice and the placement of the microphone in order to get a good waveform. Placement of the microphone is important to prevent noise resulting in unwanted hums in the sound file. It is not recommended that you use any filtering process available in the software as it may degrade the clarity of the reversal.

Cosmic Dream Album by Arthada and friends. This is meditative music with a variety of instruments and vocals. Arthada and friends is a group of musicians from Czech Sri Chinmoy Centres. Listen to all 14 tracks now!

Ananda is a vocal and instrumental group from United Kingdom who play music composed by Sri Chinmoy. Ananda perform at many venues and meditation classes in the UK.

Shindhu - also a group from United Kingdom. This music is able to transport us to a higher realm; a real of beauty, light and delight.

The Life River by Maestro Sri Chinmoy are available for free download or you can listen online using QuickTime. This Flute music recording is ideal for relaxation and meditation. And there you will find other Flute Music.

In Prabháta Sam'giita one will find a variety of temperaments such as devotional songs, songs of mystical love, songs of social consciousness and ecology, marching songs, songs depicting various stages, feelings and experiences in spiritual meditation, songs on seasons, songs on Krs'n'a and Shiva and many more.

The composer used a variety of forms and styles with elements spanning from classical to folk music. Most of the songs of Prabháta Sam'giita were composed in Bengali, but over forty songs were composed in other languages that include: English, Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu, Magaht, Maethili and Angika.

... Wisdom, Music and the Arts

Photos of the festival 2005:

In words ...
In the year 2000 the festival extended its horizons to include the Fes Encounters -- a forum where academics, politicians, religious leaders and social activists come together to share their views and experience under the rubric Giving Soul to Globalisation. In 2006 the forum asks the questions: How can culture and spirituality become levers that change our attitude towards the environment? Can we find a way to harmonise our points of view so that we can work together to resolve conflicts – or even better prevent them? The Fes Encounters dialogue aims to translate words into action and theory into practice.

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