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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #3798 is a reply to message #3772] |
Thu, 14 September 2006 15:35   |
qiphlow
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didjes have vibrational frequencies, our bodies have vibrational frequencies. playing didjes near or on bodies will produce a change in the body's vibrational frequencies. some folks like it, some don't.
References to drug use have no place in the forum . . .
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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #4007 is a reply to message #3798] |
Mon, 23 October 2006 13:21 |
Shayne
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"didjes have vibrational frequencies, our bodies have vibrational frequencies. playing didjes near or on bodies will produce a change in the body's vibrational frequencies. some folks like it, some don't."
more like didjs create and are vibrational frequencies, our bodies are vibrational frequencies in a crystalized form. Playing didj on the body or near the body has transformative capacities.
why no talk of drugs in the forum? A lot of new age didj players experiement with drugs and didj playing so why leave it undiscussed?
shayne
While we have no problem with a discussion on drugs per se, drug use is causing significant problems in Aboriginal communities and the Didjshop forum does not allow posts that condone or encourage drug taking.
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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #4031 is a reply to message #4030] |
Thu, 26 October 2006 12:15 |
Shayne
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It was nice to hear what you fella's had to say. I am glad that the topic of discussing the contraversial issues of the didj is at least sparking interest in those of you who have shared your thoughts. Although it seems those who have responded to the question do not share my opinion that we should discuss some of these things online, I am still of the opinion that we should and if not, we should at least talk about why not. Censorship in this sense, is, in my opinion, an over-romancing of the globalized didj community. Maybe none of us in here dabble in that which i am unable to speak of according to policy, but there definately are those that do. For reason that are just as much a part of "the global didj community" as we are, they represent us as we represent them. Therefore, we should not ignore or shuffle aside the issue. To do so would be adding to the problem by not raising awareness about the problem. Those dabbling didj players dabble not because they wish to consciously disrespect the Aboriginal heritage of the instrument, but because they simply are unaware of what they are doing. For us, as respectful members of the globalized didj community, to not discuss it is to add to the lack of awareness which causes the problem in the first place.
Shayne
Please see the the edited response to your original message
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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #4353 is a reply to message #4031] |
Sat, 09 December 2006 06:10 |
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Pterois
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Location: Belgium
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Why I like this forum?
Because we all share the same interest, evolving with respect from each others like a big family, into the world of didgeridoo, nobody stay the same person after starting playing didg, the bound between the player and that instrument is really strong, on this forum we are helping each others with our own experience, but I believe that stories about drugs and sex, have no space here there is others forums for those topics, you don't go saying to your little brother or your parents that you are taking drugs, think about this forum that way keep it clean and do whatever you want in private.
Douglas.
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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #4545 is a reply to message #4353] |
Fri, 19 January 2007 21:25 |
turtledidg1
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I have recently signed up for this forum, and would like to make comment: To me it is best to respect the wishes of the facilitators of this forum, didjshop.com, and refrain from certain references. They stated their reasons why, and those reasons are out of respect. Everyone has 'free will' to say what they want. Yet, they also have 'free will' to express their opinions elsewhere. Just as didjshop.com has 'free will' to set up guidelines, and request that those guidelines be honoured.
In regards to sound healing: sound for healing has been used for hundreds, if not thousands, of years by cultures that existed long before ours. Just as they used herbs, prayer, etc. Science would say 'I'll believe it when I see it'. Yet, renewed outlooks on life, as well as ideas and inventions, work on the principle of 'I'll believe it so I can see it'. Why wait for science to prove anything? Be open to new possibilities, and try to put them into practice. Experiences make our life, not graph charts and statistics.
It seems to me people here know little about 'New Agers', if they even exist any more. The term is rather over-used, and mis-used. I could go into this. But instead I'll simply say that you're stereotyping, which is narrow thinking.
When you are playing a didj, play it with the respect it deserves. And if you notice people being affected by the vibrations and sounds in a positive way....then keep on playing!!
Peace
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| Re: Sound healing novice [message #5429 is a reply to message #3203] |
Sat, 06 December 2008 02:42 |
DaGip
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| JKon380 wrote on Wed, 19 April 2006 08:15 |
I really don't subscribe much to the notion of sound healing with didgeridoo, but if it works for you, then I'm all for it.
I will say this: playing the didj onto parts of the body is a new-age concept. The science behind it is barely started, and I imagine that the deep vibrations of the drone might do something to, say, loosen mucus from a congested chest. If you enjoy sound healing with the didgeridoo, that's great. But don't justify it to anything Aboriginal-take responsibility for it yourself.
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Let me say that I used to be a complete skeptic of didj healing, and the first time I had heard of it was when I was in Hawaii. I kept meeting people who kept telling me that I could give "didj massage". It sounded so bizarre, I felt very awkward playing over people, especially over genitalia, but I would play over people if they asked, and I never asked for money, but people were willing to pay me...strange.
I really didn't think that much of didj healing, more like you do with your "whatever floats your boat" philosophy. The main thing was that I enjoyed to play didj all the time, and if someone wanted me to play over them, then that was fine. I was going to play anyway, and if they believed it would help them in some way, what does it hurt?
Then once I was walking to the grocery store, and this hippie lady stops and asks if I would be willing to play over a friend of hers that couldn't walk or stand because of a recent stroke. I said I would as long as he was okay with it. What would it hurt, right?
So I get to the gentleman's house and he is sitting in the front yard on a lawn chair. The hippie lady introduces me.
I tell the man what I was going to do, that I would start playing directly above his head and bring it down his neck and down his right arm and leg where he was paralyzed.
I thought to myself,"This is just crazy..."
I started playing above the man's crown chakra, and almost immediately he was starting to raise his right arm above his head. The hippie lady kept telling him to breath and to keep moving his arm.
When I started moving my didj down his neck towards his shoulders, there seemed to be some type of pressure that was trying to keep me from playing, kind of like an invisible hand that was covering the end of my didj to shut me up. Later I learned that this is called "blockage"...if there is another name for this phenomena, I would be glad to hear about it from someone.
I kept playing over and over that area until I could play clearly and I kept moving down his arm and down his back again and down his leg, and right away he stood up and was lifting his leg up.
After experiencing that, I thought that there must be something to it. I smashed my finger one night at a party in the desert by the Grand Canyon, and there was a fellow didj player there. My finger nail was smashed pretty good, and it felt like it was going to fall off for sure! The pain was so bad that I asked the didj player to play over it, and he said he would. The pain began to ease up right away and completely disappeared, and my finger nail never fell off.
I played over my sister's hurt back once too, and she said that it helped.
I really think there is something to the vibrations and frequency of the didj that can stimulate cell repair. I would be very interested to hear from anyone else that has had a similar experience with stroke victims and didj healing.
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