Review(s) for CD: DEUTER - Nada Himalaya

Total running time: 50 minutes

The Tracks:
1 Nada Himalaya Media Player | Real Player
2 Nada Himalaya
3 Final Media Player | Real Player

They say: 'Deuter's spiritual qualities of inner silence and vital meditation are wonderfully reflected in Nada Himalaya. His inimitable ability to make these inner qualities audible in the form of harmonics and vibrations is his greatest talent and his gift to all those who love his music.'Gayan Silvia Winter Author of Meditation for Women

In all cultures bells are the embodiment of spiritual sound. Deuter's bells playing carries you over the continents and the ages to a place high in the Himalayas - perhaps to a Tibetan monastery in old Lhasa - and call down from there as if resonating out of the very heights and depths of being. Beyond the bells there is only the silence. Indeed, they are musical silence. And therefore also musical meditation.

We say: Now this I feel is good meditation music... to my mind meditation music should not distract you. It should in a sense become a part of you. Nada Himalaya features the constant gently chiming of bells and singing bowls etc. and this resonates right through you. But the music is not dead as it could easily be. It is alive and interesting. It allows you to drift and I would say the words that come to me are 'healing with sound'. Sound vibration at the appropriate intensity and pitch can awaken in us some of our natural peace and inner resonance. So meditating to this music should I hope prove fruitful and fulfilling.