| Name and Country |
Effect of Didj Sound |
| Name withheld by request |
relaxes |
| Aleksandar Arsov from Macedonia |
soothing; relaxing and it puts away my daily build up of stress |
| Name withheld by request |
I feel relaxed and in close contact with nature; except when not getting enough air in when circular breathing; becoming frustrated! |
| Name withheld by request |
Mystical; it is relaxing and can put you into a trance. |
| Andre Barnes from Guernsey UK |
it helps me relax I find I hear somthing new every time I play it makes western style music sound a bit rubbish with no imagination |
| Name withheld by request |
Soothing and down to earth |
| Andrew Locky from Canada |
Sends shivers down my spine! :) |
| Andrew Rolfe from expatriate Australian. |
As a trainee Shaman for me it has effects of tuning the consciousness. |
| Name withheld by request |
Calming - slows the pace of life and reminds me that nature has doesn't move at the frenetic speed that modern living tries to make us do. |
| Audrey Herman from USA |
The didgeridoo has a pleasing; almost primal sound that I enjoy. |
| Name withheld by request |
Cool! |
| Name withheld by request |
I feel more relaxed. Altered consciousness. |
| Name withheld by request |
Sometimes soothing-- sometimes unsettling |
| Brian DeRoche from USA |
It's an incredable release of stress and energy. I use it quite frequently when I need to relax. It's nearly like going into a trance; I concentrate on my breathing and let teh Didj lead me where it will... |
| Name withheld by request |
Playing my didj relaxes me and allows me to think more clearly while I am playing. Usually afterward I have some time with really clear thought and clarity. |
| Carlton Ward from USA |
Mother Earth - spiritual resonance - community - healing - we use them at many ceremonies to call the 4 directions and to get everyone centered. |
| Name withheld by request |
it gives me a comfortable feeling; I can even physically feel it; it's just nature; so simple but perfect (may be the best thing about it); I admire players who are one with their didge; those who can play by heart. it makes me keen on getting there aswell. it may be a long way but I just can't stop walking. it's the perfect instrument for me because unlike any other it's purely nature. |
| Chris Spencer from England |
A spell bounding & forcefully attracting sound moving you into the outer states of conscienous within a powerfully sensual state. |
| Christina Hawkins from USA |
It pumps me up and get's me very excited. |
| Name withheld by request |
RELAXING |
| D.C. Reed from USA |
Aural vibratory massage |
| Damir Kutuzovich from Croatia |
Ok; I'll share my secret with you ... I had a dream: Me sitting on a ground in some high alltitude forrest; seeing a valley down to me and a beautifull SILENCE around me. I play the didj and slowly close my eyes; just to realise that all of my surrounding is becoming one and only one energy. Sound produced by didj slowly changes in timbre as I blow into it and becomes the only source of vibrations around me. Sound comes from all over me and it becomes a connection with everything here and there and everywhere ! I must state that I have this dream offenly when smoke marihuana and relax in nature or room. One friend of mine told me that dreams that comes back have important meaning on someones spiritual life; but I don't know how to connect it or use it to improve my spiritual life. I work in computer-shop here and have daily problems that does not allow me to work on spiritual part of me. I can't go without money; but wish to do and live with less materialism and stress. Didj sound helps me to go there and be there and enoy every moment of it ... |
| Daniel Jones from Wales |
peacefull; yet energietic. it me fell something I have never felt before; it's not possible to describe the sensation; you have to hear or play it to understand the sensation. |
| Anonymous |
Good |
| Danl Tetley from England |
It makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up! |
| Dave Tighe from England |
It can change my mood in seconds and make me think about natural things. It is a great meditation instrument and I would love to be able to play a proper one. |
| David Allen from England |
It is intensely calming but very exciting at the same time. When I play the didj I find it almost impossible to think about anything else - which is incredibly pleasing. It allows me to escape from everything I dislike about the modern way of life. |
| David Bailey from USA |
I makes a sound like no other instrument I know. It could be called magical or mystical. I really don't know what to call it. I just know " I like it!!" |
| David Dryer from USA |
I find the sound extremely relaxing. When listening to others; I find myself in a state not unlike zen. When playing by myself (especially now that I can circular breathe) I lose track of time completely. |
| Name withheld by request |
Calming |
| Name withheld by request |
It evokes the land and people of Australia and brings back happy memories of my visit. It seems to have a direct connection to nature. |
| David Jason from England |
Throughly mind spelling sound; a sound you will never forget! |
| david o from USA |
It's meditative for me. It reminds me a lot of the Tibetan monk chants which I like as well. |
| DAVID WHITE from England |
When playing the didge I feel I'm somewhere else totally relaxed its brilliant. |
| Name withheld by request |
I just love the sound of the didj;you can get lost in the beautiful sound |
| Name withheld by request |
very soothing yet can feel intense |
| Name withheld by request |
It positively mesmerises me; especially a bassy resonant sound. I love playing my 'B' key didges in the bathroom; the sound is simply awesome and I am now considering buying an amplifier to play my didges through. |
| Derek Bell from United States |
I love the sound and the rhythm of a didjeridu because I like the ''wildness''. |
| Derek Leath from USA |
helps me relax |
