Artist : Klaus Wiese
Album : Moksha
Year : 1990
Genre : Meditative
Source : CDR
Label : Edition Akasha
Catalog : n/a
Rls.Date : 2006-07-03
Bitrate : VBRkbps
Size : 83 MB
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1. Moksha 30:00
2. Turiya/Sattva 30:37
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60:37
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"Moksha" represents the detachment of the VI. chakra. "Turiya" means the free
attentiveness of a higher order. "Sattva" is the spontanous relaxed mood in
the subtle flow of the consciousness. The repeating sound-sculptures of the
singing bowls do have a clarifying and purgeing effect on the psyche and give
rise to relaxation, without evoking new illusions...
Deeply meditative "ding-dong" ambient infinity.
Instruments: Tibetan singing bowls
Ripper's note #1: this CD-R was recorded directly from tape so please regard
tape-hiss and possible minor bugs as ones transferred from source MC.
Ripper's note #2: the second track includes 2 different pieces in fact -
"Turiya" (25:21) and "Sattva" (5:15)
Ripper's note #3: this album was originally released with title "Tibetische
Klangschalen III: Moksha". Later there was released "Tibetische Klangschalen
III: Zen" CD (2000) with different "singing bowls"-music and it has became
the "official" sequel to first 2 parts of "Tibetische Klangschalen". So feel
free to regard "Moksha" as "unofficial" part of this serie.