| Name and Country |
Effect of Didj Sound |
| Name withheld by request |
The Didj for me brings out the real human voice and soul in us.It seems to amplify it. I have a band called ghost24 and this purity of sound is the direction we want to take. [webaddress deleted] |
| Name withheld by request |
I feel good when I play the didjeridu; it makes me relaxe |
| Sara Bissell from USA |
I JUST LIKE THE SOUND |
| Name withheld by request |
wobbly |
| Name withheld by request |
Various effects depending on the music: calm and relaxing; helps to focus the mind (meditative); always very positive feelings and reactions. |
| scott dude from USA |
heavenly; connected to my body an extencion of my soul |
| Name withheld by request |
Relaxing....calming. Changes the atmosphere of a place. |
| Scott Schneider from USA |
It is very relaxing and helps me get through some of those rough days. |
| scotty curran from USA |
I used to play my friends all the time. he moved and now I want to own my own. the sound is unlike anything I have ever heard before. its incredible. |
| sean bester from New Zealand |
calming and keeping me in touch with nature and myself{just great} |
| Name withheld by request |
internal flight |
| Sean Sheffield from England |
amazing! Every time I hear a well played genuine didj; it almost sparks tribal feelings through me. |
| Sebastian Ruminski from Austria |
it calms me down and gives a good happy feeling |
| Seppo Wahl from Finland |
I feel the presence of my power animal. Sometimes an elk; another time a rhinoceros. |
| Shannon Carey from USA |
The didjeridoo; like most musical instruments; catches its player up in the Now. Things occur as they come; and the player immediately moves on. The flow of sound that eminates; essentially; from the player's soul is neither hesitant nor forgiving. M |
| Shannon Husband from USA |
The sound of the didj is unique. The frist time I actully saw one played was in Amsterdam in front of Central Station. The sound always make me think of Australia; a place I would love to visit someday. |
| Shannon Slate from USA |
Hypnotic; relaxing; visionary |
| Name withheld by request |
I haven't really heard one yet. |
| shawn grover from USA |
very calming and relaxing |
| Name withheld by request |
haunting |
| Name withheld by request |
relaxation; natural high; meditation; and if its at a party id say it definatally hightens the mood. |
| Simon Walker from England |
I enjoy it's unique relaxing sound |
| Name withheld by request |
effect of overwhelming relaxation; I've been reading the booklet by Jim Wafer "Vibrational healing and the Aboriginal Didgeridoo" has a whole new direction to explore. |
| Sjoerd Lintermans from Netherlands |
It reminds me of my trip through Australia; when I close my eyes it sort of feels that I'm back there. |
| Solange Charest from Canada |
stimulate the chakras;re-energized; healing |
| Name withheld by request |
It sends shivers down my spine |
| Name withheld by request |
its so cool. the sound it makes is amazing. thats why I like them so much. |
| Name withheld by request |
it depends on the didge and the style of playing... but most of the time very relaxing and hypnotic |
| Stefaan Simoens from Belgium |
makes me dream away |
| Stephan Kettmus from Germany |
calming down; intensity of perception; being the center of sound |
