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Chinmaya Dunster's latest release features an ensemble of Western and Eastern instrumentation that is sure to nourish the soul. With Yoga on Sacred Ground, Dunster finds himself drawn to music designed to perpetuate energy through the process of Hatha Yoga. In addition to providing a soundtrack for work with asanas (the music ranges in dynamism to accompany both fast and slow moves), Dunster also attempts to stimulate and align the energies of the seven chakras. Musically, the music is on the acoustic side, with each track exhibiting global influences ranging from Celtic ("Gratitude") and Arabian ("The Watcher") to fingerstyle guitar ("On Sacred Ground")... (cont. )
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Yoga on Sacred Ground
Chinmaya Dunster
Chinmaya Dunster's latest release features an ensemble of Western and Eastern instrumentation that is sure to nourish the soul. With Yoga on Sacred Ground, Dunster finds himself drawn to music designed to perpetuate energy through the process of Hatha Yoga. In addition to providing a soundtrack for work with asanas (the music ranges in dynamism to accompany both fast and slow moves), Dunster also attempts to stimulate and align the energies of the seven chakras. Musically, the music is on the acoustic side, with each track exhibiting global influences ranging from Celtic ("Gratitude") and Arabian ("The Watcher") to fingerstyle guitar ("On Sacred Ground").
Chinmaya Dunster discusses his album:
Yoga is like an art form, with the asanas and the chakras as it's poetic expressions. This one hour of music is my personal illustration of those poetic expressions.
I have composed it with two complimentary aims:
Firstly, to provide music to accompany the practice of Hatha Yoga . Recognizing that each person has their own unique routines for this, I have included both music that is invigorating for the more dynamic moments, and relaxing for the stiller ones (and for those who include pranayama and/or a form of meditation in their practice). Secondly, the seven tracks aim to evoke and stimulate the subtle energies of the seven chakras, details of which are given in the sleeve notes for each of the tracks.
If I can be judged to have even modestly succeeded in this aim it is because of my overwhelming debt to the enlightened mystic Osho in helping me to my (limited!) understanding of the chakra system, and more importantly, for having provided - in the form of Osho Commune international in Pune, India - a place for the practical exploration of music and an energy for transformation.
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