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Sacred Healing Chants of Tibet

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I would not have believed this if it hadn't happened to me!
The first time I experienced the Shartse Monks I had no idea what to expect. I was having major problems with my thyroid and also had Strep Throat! During the first chant (rites for purification & invocation of the Medicine Buddha) I tingled all over, when the second chant (self-generation of the Medicine Buddha) began, my head started moving involuntarily, rolling from side to side. This continued throughout the entire chant. By the time they had completed the final chant (purification & blessing of the environment) I was amazed!! I felt absolutely wonderful!!!! I owned this tape & when I lost it some time back, I was devistated. I am excited to say I have just purchased the CD and can't wait for it to arrive!

If you enjoy Tibetan monk chanting, then yo will thoroughly enjoy this collection. Incidentally, the term "polyphonic" was coined by John Huston, the famous spirituality and religious studies scholar. The term refers to chants constituted of multiple tones simultaneously emanating from a single chant.

This CD is an excellent accompaniment to meditation or yoga.

--Bill Todd-Mancillas: Long-time yoga practitioner and former yoga teacher.

This CD has helped me greatly with my chronic depression. The chanting has a way of going to the center of my being and creating a peaceful relief.

This would have been great except I kept hearing someone in the foreground clearing their throat. Not the really bad phlegm sound but still it bugged me. Perhaps this explains the price, too good to be true.