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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 21 June 2008
Dave Te Tohunga in Murwillumbah, Raffaele in Newcastle, Patrick in Grafton, janawirri in junee, Dave in Kincumber, joe hagarty in spring creek, Greg in Yeppoon, Ryan Anderson in Brisbane, Svargo in Kuranda, Peter Murley in Noosa Heads, Malcolm Price in Melbourne, Michael Goodwin in Armadale, Lyn Wain, Ray in Melbourne, Australia; Rob McGuinness in Asaka, Saitama, Japan; arun in bali, Indonesia; Ravinderjit Singh, Ravinderjit Singh in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; pernille torben in Pattaya, Thailand; Manas Chowdhary in Assam, India; Ugen L Dorji in Phuentsholing, Bhutan; Klaus Burger in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Deshapriya Sam Wijetunge in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka; frank dodwell in Elat, Israel; Reza Ghased in Tehran, Iran; Oscar in Nairobi, Kenya; Alex Antipin in Moscow, fairugr dmitry, Nikita, Pavel Ragozin in Saint Petersburg, Michael in Moscow, Russia; Anatoliy Savchenko in Kiev, Ukraine; Agnes in Nicosia, Cyprus; Triinu Guerrin-Karu in Võru, Estonia; Petri Aitta-aho in Hämeenlinna, Robin DeWan in Helsinki, Tero Karvinen in Tampere, Finland; Eleftheria in Heraklion, Greece; Andrey Garbuzar in Riga, Latvia; Irene Nikoloski in Struga, Macedonia (FYR); Severin Bisewski in Schaffhausen, Switzerland; Klaus Wintersteller in Salzburg, Austria; ruben dewulf in Ghent, Bart and Els in Heverlee, Roel adriaensens in Stabroek, Damien Fastre in Tongeren, BART DEVROEY in WAANRODE, Geert Vercauteren in Nieuwkerken-Waas, Belgium; sven in Zagreb, Croatia/Hrvatska; Jan Stanek in HavÃÅ�ov, Jakub Eifler in Veseli, Jiri Heller, Linda Novakova, Ondrej Smeykal, Petr Kralik in Prague, Czech Republic; Martin Soerensen, Martin Soerensen in Odense, Denmark; Fab in Laval, Carol Alton, Tripault Fabrice in Paris, Olivir Labrevoir in Pierrerue, France; Alessandro in Berlin, Thomas in Furtwangen im Schwarzwald, Oliver Heltewig in Wuppertal, Jutta Reichert in Offenburg, Kenneth und Dorothee McNaughtan in Reute, Sven Apenburg in Erlangen/Nuremberg/Fuerth, aurel ban in Hamburg, Philipp Gerisch in Klingenthal/Sachsen, Germany; Szabolcs friends in Budapest, arpad toth in Pecs, Hungary; Jacopo in Bologna, Raffaele in Piazzola sul Brenta, Michele Mancusi in Piombino, Stefano Crocelli in Terni, moreno in torino, Luca Recupero in Catania, federico in Merano, prem Sahaj in Padova, vincenzo sangio in Torre del Greco, matteo b in Trieste, Paolo Sanna in Sardara [Ca], Zoe in Trento, andrea giacomo grigolo in Padova, marco paoletti in Acquapendente, Italy; Lars Ley in Dudelange, Luxembourg; Harry van der Burgt in Bussum, Bart Vrancken, Clemens Brunschot in Eindhoven, Ian Hollanders, Ian Hollanders in Maastricht, Mario Peters in Heerlen, Anu van Leeuwen, Anu van Leeuwen in The Hague, Netherlands; Balanda DidjeridooDuo Ruff Libner Luka Holuj in Oslo, Jostein Wold, Ruby Elisabeth Skatvedt, Jostein Wold in Stavanger, Norway; Arkadiusz Buczek in Krosno, Poland; Juan Diaz in Malaga, Juan in San Isidro de Níjar, josep jansa in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain; Gerard Kennedy in Stockholm, Sweden; Stephan Horisberger in Bern, Willi Grimm in Berne, Samuel Fluekiger in Solothurn, Felice Limacher in Zurich, Laszlo Prucz in Hinterkappelen, Peter Ammann in Niederlenz, bernhard gaertner in Seewen, Francesco Aiello, Francesco Aiello in Mugena, Switzerland; Fran6 Ahaw in Antibes, France; João Saldanha, Luis Figueira in Sintra, Sebastiao in Leiria, Portugal; James Lewis in Berkshire, Mark and Peter in Durham, John Elliott in London, Andy in Margate, Tony Morris in Wallingford, simon in bedford, Rob in Keynsham, Dean Archer in Cirencester, Rolf Neugebauer in Bramhope, Kev Bates in Lincoln, Savannah Clark in Monmouth, Keith in Buckie, Didgeridoo Pete in Northampton, Neil Wakeling in Aviemore, Alan Cocker in South Cadbury, Andy Wood in Haworth, United Kingdom; Deva Shandro, Laura Pimas, Matias in Buenos Aires, MARTIN in Merlo, Argentina; Stuart Kirkpatrick in Hamilton, Bermuda; Thiago Bolivar in Campinas, Brazil; Julio Pena in Asuncion, Paraguay; Darline Guerra, santiago rojas in Santiago, Chile; Sergio Jaimes in Bucaramanga, Colombia; Geoff in Toronto, Steven Lloyd in Brantford, Dave Nelson in London, Michael Prayag in Newmarket, Canada; Alberto Clavijo in Bogotá, Colombia; Max Pantigozo in Arequipa - Lima, Richard in Cusco, Peru; Caspa Harris in Blue Ridge mountains, Sean in Virginia Beach, Adam DiIulio in Monroe, CT, Gary Biron in Sterling, Ct, matty in Edgewater, fl, Steve Hardman in Key West, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, John Tasch in Winter Park, FL, Steve Eliot in Fort Lauderdale, Howard in Ocala, gilberto ramirez-pinheiro in orlando, Henry in St. Cloud, Fred Ashplant, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, Florida, Dustin Camper in Brunswick, Ga, Jim Smelcer in Ellijay, Dovin Herring in Thomasville, Georgia, Dr. Boys in Plymouth, Indiana, Matt LePage in Chicopee, MA, Ralph Ray in Shady Side, Maryland, le perkins in Howell, mi, Cliff Mortimer in White Lake, MI, Steven Williams in Clinton Township, Peter Richards in Kalamazoo, Paul in Royal Oak, Michigan, James in Hernando, MS, Mike Driscoll in Derry, Julia Passamonti-Colamartino in East Wakefield, Joseph Carringer in Ordiorne Point, Rye, New Hampshire, Paul Cyr in High Bank, Suzen Vizzoni in Lavallette, Bill Hahn in Pittstown, New Jersey, Ryan Szablewski in Burnt Hills, Christopher Weber in Owego, New York, Lauren in Haddon Heights, NJ, Steve O'Neil in Zirconia, North Carolina, tom maucher in rosendale, ny, Charlie Parker in Sanborn, NY, Bart Reinier in HARROD, OH, Marceau James in Bedford, Jeff Harris in Canton, Jon Reams in Cincinnati, Geoff Todt in Columbus, Ohio, Bart Reinier in Harrod, ohio, Michael Eastlake in Sardinia, Ohio, Keith in Barnesville, Pa, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, pa, Linda Butterfly in Collegeville/Evansburg, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, Sherwood Probeck in Lansdale, Ron Greenberg in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, Andrew Laird in North Scituate, Rhode Island, Laura Phillips in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Ed Obermeyer in Virginia Beach, VA, Shoshana Boar in White River Junction, Vermont, Douglas Bischoff in Richmond, USA; Kris Ulrich in Lac du Bonnet, Craig in Winnipeg, Canada; Gabriel Solis in Heredia, Costa Rica; Marcela Pazmino in Quito, Ecuador; Sergio Ruiz Sierra in Tulum, Q. Roo, Mexico; Rhonda in Fayetteville, Jonathan Clarke in Little Rock, AR, jim cote in chicago, il, Tim, IL, Chicago in Chicago, Eric Knapp in Decatur, Illinois, Khabir Shareef in Indianapolis, Indiana, James Lopez in Topeka, Kansas, Leo Desmond in Brainerd, minnesota, Jeff Houston in Greenwood, Patrick Bodine in Wiggins, Mississippi, Carol in Maplewood, Missouri, Steve Jones in Oklahoma City, Curtis Burns in Perkins, Jackie Molloy in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Peggy Adams in Memphis, Tennessee, Jay in Nashville, tennessee, Loping Buzzard in Austin, Devlin Niles in Corpus Christi, Connie in Lytle, Arlie Everett in Point, Bob Rudy in West Columbia, Texas, Peggy Adams in Memphis, TN, Connie Petruskevich in Lytle, David Klein in Plano, TX, Charles in Monroe, USA; Ann Vandrick in Vancouver, jay rechner in Jasper, Angus Liedtke, Angus Liedtke in Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada; Paul Bishop in Rimrock, Allen Smith in Tucson, Arizona, Jennifer Chase in Erie, Matthew MEDEIROS in Fort Collins, CO, Rod Krug in Colorado Springs, Colorado, ruby in denver, colorado, Zack Lessley in Bozeman, MT, Ceki Marriott in Clovis, Tomas Bown in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Rolf Hebenstreit in Moab, Utah, Lou Farley in Laramie, USA; martin couch in Nelson, Tanya Kendall in Victoria, Gypsy Mama in Whaletown, Ric Bivar in Nelson, Lisa Hallam in Prince George, Eric Boucher in Queen Charlotte, Haida Gwaii, Denis Gagne in Terrace, British-Columbia, Canada; Kevin Huston in Alpine, Ca, Edward Bishop in Hanford, David Peterson in Hopland, Lion Goodman in San Rafael, CA, tony kiser in stockton, ca, Ed Steever in Ventura, Calfornia, Mario Gonzalez in Daly City, Ken in Huntington Beach, Andjru Werderitsch in Malibu, Joy Hughes in Middletown, Jerry Destremps in Pacifica, Jeff Bottjer in San Francisco, Mike Harges in Santa Monica, California, Blake Simpson in Sanders, Idaho, Todd Higgins in Ashland, OR, Kathy in Portland, Oregon, Jay Laughlin in Bellevue, Jeff Nelson in Federal Way, WA, Michael in Bellingham, Washington, kerry hufford in Edmonds, washington, Scott Fischbach in Vashon, Washington, Curtis Weber in Wasilla, Alaska, Mike Walker in Gilbert, USA; tim mcclune in Shrivenham, Marcus in Padstow, United Kingdom
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 20 March 2008
Dave Te Tohunga in Murwillumbah, Raffaele in Newcastle, joe hagarty in spring creek, MArk in Wrights Beach, Greg in Yeppoon, Svargo in Kuranda, Peter Murley in Noosa Heads, Malcolm Price, Lyn Wain, oliver, Ray in Melbourne, erwann mahe in Perth, Australia; Rob McGuinness in Asaka, Saitama, Japan; Peter in Mandurah, Australia; arun in bali, Indonesia; Ravinderjit Singh, Ravinderjit Singh in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; pernille torben in Pattaya, Thailand; Manas Chowdhary in Assam, India; Klaus Burger in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Deshapriya Sam Wijetunge in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka; Reza Ghased in Tehran, Iran; Alex Antipin in Moscow, Ilya Suvorov, Pavel Ragozin in Saint Petersburg, Russia; Anatoliy Savchenko in Kiev, Ukraine; Triinu Guerrin-Karu in Võru, Estonia; Petri Aitta-aho in Hämeenlinna, Robin DeWan in Helsinki, Tero Karvinen in Tampere, Finland; Eleftheria in Heraklion, Greece; Andrey Garbuzar in Riga, Latvia; Irene Nikoloski in Struga, Macedonia (FYR); Severin Bisewski in Schaffhausen, Switzerland; Klaus Wintersteller in Salzburg, Austria; Roel adriaensens in Stabroek, Damien Fastre in Tongeren, Belgium; sven in Zagreb, Croatia/Hrvatska; Jan Vlach in Osek, Jiri Heller, Linda Novakova, Ondrej Smeykal, Petr Kralik in Prague, Czech Republic; Martin Soerensen, Martin Soerensen in Odense, Flemming in Roende, Denmark; rodier florian in LANGON, Fab in Laval, Carol Alton, Tripault Fabrice in Paris, Olivir Labrevoir in Pierrerue, julius and Lisa swagemakers in Anglet, France; Thomas in Furtwangen im Schwarzwald, Oliver Heltewig in Wuppertal, Jutta Reichert in Offenburg, Kenneth und Dorothee McNaughtan in Reute, Sven Apenburg in Erlangen/Nuremberg/Fuerth, moni in Haslach im Kinzigtal, Philipp Gerisch in Klingenthal/Sachsen, Germany; Szabolcs friends in Budapest, arpad toth in Pecs, Hungary; Ruggero in Legnaro, Michele Mancusi in Piombino, Davide in segrate, Stefano Crocelli in Terni, moreno in torino, Luca Recupero in Catania, Giovanni imparato in Firenze, federico in Merano, Loretta in Roma, matteo b in Trieste, Paolo Sanna in Sardara [Ca], Stefano Spoto in Catania, andrea giacomo grigolo in Padova, Italy; Lars Ley in Dudelange, Luxembourg; Bart Vrancken, Clemens Brunschot in Eindhoven, Ian Hollanders, Ian Hollanders in Maastricht, Mario Peters in Heerlen, Anu van Leeuwen in The Hague, Netherlands; Jostein Wold, Ruby Elisabeth Skatvedt, Jostein Wold in Stavanger, Norway; Arkadiusz Buczek in Krosno, Poland; Juan Diaz in Malaga, josep jansa in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain; Stephan Horisberger, Tschanz in Bern, Willi Grimm in Berne, marie-theres wellinger in Biel / Bienne, Samuel Fluekiger in Solothurn, Felice Limacher in Zurich, sid herzig in Berne, Laszlo Prucz in Hinterkappelen, Peter Ammann in Niederlenz, bernhard gaertner in Seewen, Francesco Aiello, Francesco Aiello in Mugena, Switzerland; Fran6 Ahaw in Antibes, France; João Saldanha in Sintra, Portugal; James Lewis in Berkshire, Mark and Peter in Durham, Andy in Margate, Tony Morris in Wallingford, craig shorney in York, simon in bedford, Rob in Keynsham, Dean Archer in Cirencester, Rolf Neugebauer in Bramhope, Kev Bates in Lincoln, Savannah Clark in Monmouth, Keith in Buckie, Didgeridoo Pete in Northampton, Neil Wakeling in Aviemore, Dave Walkingshaw in Inverness, Alan Cocker in South Cadbury, Andy Wood in Haworth, United Kingdom; Tiago Guimaraes in Ponta Delgada, Portugal; Deva Shandro, Laura Pimas in Buenos Aires, MARTIN, Martin Izzo in Merlo, Argentina; Stuart Kirkpatrick in Hamilton, Bermuda; alvaro in Londrina, Thiago Bolivar in Campinas, Brazil; Julio Pena in Asuncion, Paraguay; Darline Guerra in Santiago, Chile; Sergio Jaimes in Bucaramanga, Colombia; Daniel Rivas in Pampatar, Venezuela; Steven Lloyd in Brantford, Gary Diggins in Toronto, Dave Nelson in London, Michael Prayag in Newmarket, Canada; Alberto Clavijo in Bogotá, Colombia; Max Pantigozo in Arequipa - Lima, Peru; Caspa Harris in Blue Ridge mountains, Adam DiIulio in Monroe, CT, matty in Edgewater, fl, Steve Hardman in Key West, FL, todd bryant rose in orlando, fl, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, John Tasch in Winter Park, FL, Steve Eliot in Fort Lauderdale, gilberto ramirez-pinheiro in orlando, Fred Ashplant, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, Florida, Jim Smelcer in Ellijay, Dovin Herring in Thomasville, Georgia, Dr. Boys in Plymouth, Indiana, Jacqueline Carpenter in Jackson, Ky, Matt LePage in Chicopee, MA, Ralph Ray in Shady Side, Maryland, le perkins in Howell, mi, Cliff Mortimer in White Lake, MI, Steven Williams in Clinton Township, Peter Richards in Kalamazoo, Paul in Royal Oak, Michigan, James in Hernando, MS, Mike Driscoll in Derry, Julia Passamonti-Colamartino in East Wakefield, Joseph Carringer in Ordiorne Point, Rye, New Hampshire, Paul Cyr in High Bank, Suzen Vizzoni in Lavallette, Bill Hahn in Pittstown, New Jersey, Christopher Weber in Owego, New York, Lauren in Haddon Heights, NJ, Steve O'Neil in Zirconia, North Carolina, tom maucher in rosendale, ny, Charlie Parker in Sanborn, NY, Bart Reinier in HARROD, OH, Marceau James in Bedford, Jon Reams in Cincinnati, Geoff Todt in Columbus, Ohio, Bart Reinier in Harrod, ohio, Dave in Hiram, Ohio, amir in portsmouth, ohio, Michael Eastlake in Sardinia, Ohio, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, pa, Linda Butterfly in Collegeville/Evansburg, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, Ron Greenberg in Morgantown, P.J. Belic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Andrew Laird in North Scituate, Rhode Island, Laura Phillips in Chattanooga, Eleanor Hjemmet in Roan Mountain, Tennessee, Clare Mills in Chattanooga, TN, Shoshana Boar in White River Junction, USA; Craig in Winnipeg, Canada; Gabriel Solis in Heredia, Costa Rica; Marcela Pazmino in Quito, Ecuador; Joanne in Grant, AL, Tim, IL, Chicago in Chicago, Eric Knapp in Decatur, Illinois, Ian Rich in Cedar Falls, Iowa, James Lopez in Topeka, Kansas, Leo Desmond in Brainerd, minnesota, Jeff Houston in Greenwood, Patrick Bodine in Wiggins, Mississippi, Carol in Maplewood, Missouri, Jackie Molloy in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Peggy Adams in Memphis, Tennessee, Crawford in Eagle Pass, Arlie Everett in Point, Texas, Peggy Adams in Memphis, TN, Connie Petruskevich in Lytle, USA; Ann Vandrick in Vancouver, Canada; Paul Bishop in Rimrock, Allen Smith in Tucson, Arizona, John in Colorado Springs, Matthew MEDEIROS in Fort Collins, CO, Rod Krug in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Zack Lessley in Bozeman, MT, Ceki Marriott in Clovis, Tomas Bown in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Rolf Hebenstreit in Moab, Utah, Lou Farley in Laramie, USA; perry long in Delta, martin couch in Nelson, Tanya Kendall in Victoria, Ric Bivar in Nelson, Eric Boucher in Queen Charlotte, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada; Edward Bishop in Hanford, David Peterson in Hopland, CA, tony kiser in stockton, ca, Ed Steever in Ventura, Calfornia, Mario Gonzalez in Daly City, Ken in Huntington Beach, Andjru Werderitsch in Malibu, Joy Hughes in Middletown, Jerry Destremps in Pacifica, Alan friends, Jeff Bottjer in San Francisco, Eric and Melanie, Melanie in San Pablo, Mike Harges in Santa Monica, California, Jay Laughlin in Bellevue, WA, ray dispenza in oroville, wa, Richard Spirit Bear Craven in Cheney, Washington, kerry hufford in Edmonds, washington, Scott Fischbach in Vashon, Washington, Mark in Ewa Beach, HI, USA
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 22 December 2007
Raffaele in Newcastle, Andrew King in Winmalee, Greg in Yeppoon, Svargo in Kuranda, Peter Murley in Noosa Heads, Malcolm Price, Lyn Wain, oliver, Ray in Melbourne, mithok in Clare, Australia; Ravinderjit Singh, Ravinderjit Singh in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; pernille torben in Pattaya, Thailand; Manas Chowdhary in Assam, India; Klaus Burger in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Deshapriya Sam Wijetunge in Moratuwa, Sri Lanka; Reza Ghased in Tehran, Iran; Alex Antipin in Moscow, Russia; Anatoliy Savchenko in Kiev, Ukraine; Triinu Guerrin-Karu in Võru, Estonia; Petri Aitta-aho in Hämeenlinna, Robin DeWan in Helsinki, Tero Karvinen in Tampere, Finland; Eleftheria in Heraklion, Greece; Andrey Garbuzar in Riga, Latvia; Irene Nikoloski in Struga, Macedonia (FYR); Roel adriaensens in Stabroek, Damien Fastre in Tongeren, BART DEVOS in Kortrijk, Belgium; sven in Zagreb, Croatia/Hrvatska; Jiri Heller, Ondrej Smeykal in Prague, Czech Republic; Fab in Laval, Carol Alton, Tripault Fabrice in Paris, Olivir Labrevoir in Pierrerue, France; Daniela in Aachen, Oliver Heltewig in Wuppertal, Jutta Reichert in Offenburg, Sabine in Buch, Sven Apenburg in Erlangen/Nuremberg/Fuerth, Susanne in Würzburg, Erich Lorbert in Kaarst, Philipp Gerisch, Philipp Gerisch and Wunakina in Klingenthal/Sachsen, Max Gerisch in Schneckenstein, Philipp Stoppel in Zwickau, Germany; Szabolcs friends in Budapest, Hungary; Michele Mancusi in Piombino, Matthew Coplan in Rome, Stefano Crocelli in Terni, Andrea Guidetti in Ferrara, Paolo Sanna in Sardara [Ca], Italy; Lars Ley in Dudelange, Luxembourg; Bart Vrancken, Clemens Brunschot in Eindhoven, Ian Hollanders in Maastricht, Mario Peters in Heerlen, Anu van Leeuwen in The Hague, Netherlands; Jostein Wold, Ruby Elisabeth Skatvedt, Jostein Wold in Stavanger, Norway; Arkadiusz Buczek in Krosno, Poland; Juan Diaz in Malaga, josep jansa in Mont-roig del Camp, Spain; Peter Lothman in Stockholm, Sweden; Stephan Horisberger in Bern, Willi Grimm in Berne, marie-theres wellinger in Biel / Bienne, Felice Limacher in Zurich, bernhard gaertner in Seewen, Francesco Aiello, Francesco Aiello in Mugena, Switzerland; Jerome in Brunoy, France; João Saldanha in Sintra, Joao Carvalho in Cascais, Portugal; James Lewis in Berkshire, Mark and Peter in Durham, Andy in Margate, Tony Morris in Wallingford, simon in bedford, Dean Archer in Cirencester, Rolf Neugebauer in Bramhope, Kev Bates in Lincoln, Savannah Clark in Monmouth, Neil Wakeling in Aviemore, Dave Walkingshaw in Inverness, Michael Balmain in Lerwick, Alan Cocker in South Cadbury, Andy Wood in Haworth, United Kingdom; Tiago Guimaraes in Ponta Delgada, Portugal; Deva Shandro in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Stuart Kirkpatrick in Hamilton, Bermuda; Darline Guerra in Santiago, Chile; Sergio Jaimes in Bucaramanga, Colombia; Sam Maize in Shanty Bay, Gary Diggins in Toronto, Michael Prayag in Newmarket, Canada; Alberto Clavijo in Bogotá, Colombia; Max Pantigozo in Arequipa - Lima, Richard in Cusco, Peru; Caspa Harris in Blue Ridge mountains, matty in Edgewater, fl, Steve Hardman in Key West, FL, Steve Eliot in Fort Lauderdale, gilberto ramirez-pinheiro in orlando, Fred Ashplant, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, Florida, Jim Smelcer in Ellijay, Dovin Herring in Thomasville, Georgia, Khabir in Indianapolis, Dr. Boys in Plymouth, Indiana, Matt LePage in Chicopee, MA, Ralph Ray in Shady Side, Maryland, Cliff Mortimer in White Lake, MI, Steven Williams in Clinton Township, Peter Richards in Kalamazoo, Paul in Royal Oak, Michigan, James in Hernando, MS, Mike Driscoll in Derry, Julia Passamonti-Colamartino in East Wakefield, Joseph Carringer in Ordiorne Point, Rye, New Hampshire, Paul Cyr in High Bank, Suzen Vizzoni in Lavallette, Bill Hahn in Pittstown, New Jersey, Christopher Weber in Owego, New York, Laura Smoot in Hillsborough, Steve O'Neil in Zirconia, North Carolina, tom maucher in rosendale, ny, Bart Reinier in HARROD, OH, Marceau James in Bedford, Jon Reams in Cincinnati, Geoff Todt in Columbus, Ohio, Bart Reinier in Harrod, amir in portsmouth, ohio, Michael Eastlake in Sardinia, Ohio, Linda Butterfly in Collegeville/Evansburg, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, Ron Greenberg in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, Andrew Laird in North Scituate, Rhode Island, Annette in Greenville, SC, Laura Phillips in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Shoshana Boar in White River Junction, Vermont, jeff baines in Virginia Beach, USA; Craig in Winnipeg, Canada; Gabriel Solis in Heredia, Costa Rica; Marcela Pazmino in Quito, Ecuador; Djembe y Mayar in Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico; Tim, IL, Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, Patrick Bodine in Wiggins, Mississippi, Curtis Burns in Perkins, Jackie Molloy in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Peggy Adams in Memphis, Tennessee, Jay, tennessee, Katherine Manning in Nashville, Tennessee, Devlin Niles in Corpus Christi, Arlie Everett in Point, Texas, Connie Petruskevich in Lytle, TX, Circle Sanctuary in Barneveld, USA; Ann Vandrick in Vancouver, jay rechner in Jasper, Alberta, Canada; Paul Bishop in Rimrock, Allen Smith in Tucson, Arizona, John, CO, Rod Krug in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Zack Lessley in Bozeman, MT, Ceki Marriott in Clovis, Tomas Bown in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Rolf Hebenstreit in Moab, Utah, Lou Farley in Laramie, USA; Tanya Kendall in Victoria, Ric Bivar in Nelson, Eric Boucher in Queen Charlotte, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada; Kevin Huston in Alpine, Ca, Edward Bishop in Hanford, CA, tony kiser in stockton, ca, Mario Gonzalez in Daly City, Ken in Huntington Beach, Andjru Werderitsch in Malibu, Joy Hughes in Middletown, Shaun Starr in Novato, Jerry Destremps in Pacifica, Jeff Bottjer in San Francisco, Mike Harges in Santa Monica, California, Blake Simpson in Sanders, Idaho, Kathy in Portland, Oregon, Jay Laughlin in Bellevue, WA, kerry hufford in Edmonds, washington, Scott Fischbach in Vashon, Washington, USA
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 23 September 2007
Gerard Gerard in Cairns, Svargo in Kuranda, Garth Stone, Lyn Wain, Ray in Melbourne, Australia; Ravinderjit Singh in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Dhyan Friends in Singapore, Singapore; Manas Chowdhary in Assam, India; Klaus Burger in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Reza Ghased in Tehran, Iran; Alex Antipin in Moscow, Russia; Anatoliy Savchenko in Kiev, Ukraine; Triinu Guerrin-Karu in Võru, Estonia; Petri Aitta-aho in Hämeenlinna, Robin DeWan in Helsinki, Tero Karvinen in Tampere, Finland; Andrey Garbuzar in Riga, Latvia; Irene Nikoloski in Struga, Macedonia (FYR); Allex Veldman in Deventer, Netherlands; Roel adriaensens in Stabroek, Damien Fastre in Tongeren, Belgium; Carol Alton, Tripault Fabrice in Paris, Olivir Labrevoir in Pierrerue, France; Horst Pätzinger in Berlin, Daniela friends in Bonn, Jutta Reichert in Offenburg, Oliver Heltewig in Wuppertal, Sven Apenburg in Erlangen/Nuremberg/Fuerth, Germany; Szabolcs friends in Budapest, Hungary; Michele Mancusi in Piombino, Stefano Crocelli in Terni, Francesco Ceresa in Varese, Paul Meneghini in Vicenza, Paolo Sanna in Sardara [Ca], Italy; Lars Ley in Dudelange, Luxembourg; Bart Vrancken, Clemens Brunschot in Eindhoven, Ian Hollanders in Maastricht, Mario Peters in Heerlen, Netherlands; Jostein Wold, Ruby Elisabeth Skatvedt in Stavanger, Norway; Arkadiusz Buczek in Krosno, Poland; Ivan Matamoros in Madrid, Juan Diaz in Malaga, Spain; Andreas Goeransson in Stockholm, Sweden; Stephan Horisberger in Bern, Willi Grimm in Berne, Felice Limacher in Zurich, bernhard gaertner in Seewen, Francesco Aiello in Mugena, Switzerland; João Saldanha in Sintra, Iuri Lucio in Vialonga, Portugal; Stefano friends in Arua, Uganda; Bill Connon in Aberdeen, James Lewis in Berkshire, Rob Stewart in Bristol, Gary Marsh in Northampton, Tony Morris in Wallingford, Rolf Neugebauer in Bramhope, Kev Bates in Lincoln, Neil Wakeling in Aviemore, Alan Cocker in South Cadbury, Andy Wood in Haworth, Yorkshire, United Kingdom; Roy Wykoff in Tucson, Arizona, Eric Haney in Sherman Oaks, California, Robert Heller in West Chester, USA; Deva Shandro in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Stuart Kirkpatrick in Hamilton, Bermuda; Thiago Bolivar in Campinas, Brazil; Darline Guerra, Santiago Rojas in Santiago, Chile; Sergio Jaimes in Bucaramanga, Colombia; Daniel Rivas in Pampatar, Venezuela; Michael Prayag in Newmarket, Canada; Alberto Clavijo in Bogotá, Colombia; Max Pantigozo in Arequipa - Lima, Peru; Caspa Harris in Blue Ridge mountains, Steve Hardman in Key West, FL, Steve Eliot in Fort Lauderdale, gilberto ramirez-pinheiro in orlando, Fred Ashplant in Stuart, Florida, Jim Smelcer in Ellijay, Dovin Herring in Thomasville, Georgia, Dr. Boys in Plymouth, Indiana, Matt LePage in Chicopee, MA, Ralph Ray in Shady Side, Maryland, Steven Williams in Clinton Township, Peter Richards in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Mike Driscoll in Derry, Julia Passamonti-Colamartino in East Wakefield, Joseph Carringer in Ordiorne Point, Rye, New Hampshire, Paul Cyr in High Bank, Suzen Vizzoni in Lavallette, Bill Hahn in Pittstown, New Jersey, Christopher Weber in Owego, New York, Laura Smoot in Hillsborough, Steve O'Neil in Zirconia, North Carolina, tom maucher in rosendale, ny, Bart Reinier in HARROD, OH, Marceau James in Bedford, Jon Reams in Cincinnati, Geoff Todt in Columbus, Bart Reinier in Lima, Michael Eastlake in Sardinia, Ohio, Linda Butterfly in Collegeville/Evansburg, Robert Heller in Honey Brook, Ron Greenberg in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, Andrew Laird in North Scituate, Rhode Island, Laura Phillips in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Shoshana Boar in White River Junction, USA; Craig in Winnipeg, Canada; Gabriel Solis in Heredia, Costa Rica; Marcela Pazmino in Quito, Ecuador; Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, Ian Rich in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Patrick Bodine in Wiggins, Mississippi, Peggy Adams in Memphis, Tennessee, Connie friends in Lytle, Arlie Everett in Point, Texas, Connie Petruskevich in Lytle, USA; Ann Vandrick in Vancouver, Canada; Paul Bishop in Rimrock, Allen Smith in Tucson, Arizona, Aaron Jerad in Boulder, Rod Krug in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Zack Lessley in Bozeman, MT, Ceki Marriott in Clovis, Tomas Bown in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Rolf Hebenstreit in Moab, Utah, Lou Farley in Laramie, USA; Adisa Lafayette in Vancouver, Ric Bivar in Nelson, Eric Boucher in Queen Charlotte, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, Canada; Edward Bishop in Hanford, CA, Mario Gonzalez in Daly City, Andjru Werderitsch in Malibu, Jerry Destremps in Pacifica, Alan friends, Jeff Bottjer in San Francisco, Mike Harges in Santa Monica, California, Scott Fischbach in Vashon, Washington, USA
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 22 June 2007
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 21 March 2007
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Worldwide Didj Meditation - 21 June 2003
I myself was at the Laura Aboriginal festival that weekend. On the night of the solstice just after sunset one of our Kuranda
boys played didj on stage and it lasted about 40-50 minutes while our Kuranda kids did a gymnastics performance. And after that there was a break
of about 15-20 minutes which ended up being quite silent.
It was amazing how well it fit with the structure of our worldwide meditation despite hardly anyone there knowing about it!!!
Over two thousand people were listening to the didgeridoo on this ancient Bora ground where Aborigines have held their corroborees
since well over twenty thousand years. Aboriginals, white people and people from many different countries united by the spell of the didj, this
is exactly what this meditation is about.
On the next day I went for a walk and ended up playing didj in an Aboriginal rock shelter at about the same time as you folks
in America played at your sunset. It was a magic experience: sitting in this ancient place playing didj overlooking the Bora ground and thinking
of you folks playing around the world and also of the Aborigines who roamed this country thousands of years ago.
We live on such a beautiful planet and we really need to learn from the Aborigines about looking after the land, the water and
the air and we need to learn to share this world with each other without wars or global destruction.
Which reminds me of the words of one of the elders saying at the closing ceremony: "...we all know we are one people, people
of this land, people from all over the world. Share your talents, creations and your culture! That is reconciliation."
Wisdom I wish our politicians had...
 The meditation brought some other
people together as well: Dave advertised the solstice in our Events calendar as he planned to do it in an old tower somewhere near Nazareth, PA,
USA (see picture) and Michael a good friend of mine who happened to be in the area dropped in to join the meditation. They had a great time sharing
stories and didj playing.
The highlight hits time were over one hundred(!!!) didj players in and around the stone circles in Stonehenge, UK. It must have
been wicked!
Kim organised at least six people in Pappinbarra NSW, Australia and also inspired about a dozen people to participate in Mount
Eliza, VIC, Australia as well as some friends in Seattle, USA;
Camila organised about 20 didj players in Santiago, Chile
Stephanie played in Oregon; Bill played in Stockton, CA; Carlos in San Carlos, also California; Marquis in Carlise, Arkansas; Mark in Bellingham,
WA; James played to an audience in Washington, all of these were in USA; Joel played in Sweden; Tobias on Formentera, Spain; Oguz in Turkey and
Reetta in Finland had the problem again of when to play as the sun did not set for him on that day.
These are the people who sent me a special email, I know that also some Dutch, Germans, Italians, Swiss, Africans and more Americans,
Spaniards and Australians participated. Thanks to all of you who participated.
And everyone had a great time! Let's all join with our didjes again in the next worldwide didj meditation on 23rd September 2003!
Worldwide Didj Meditation - 21 March 2003
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have heard from people throughout Europe, from Scotland to Croatia and Norway to Spain, participants throughout America and even some Aussies.
Up here in Far North Queensland we had about twenty people in Kuranda for a very powerful meditation with mystical voices weaving
among the didjes.
And then the next evening we did a very special event in Cairns. Theresa, a local spiritual artist, created a huge human peace
mandala on a school oval with over one hundred people. Eight didjes together with four drums, a flute, singing bowls and whirlies bathed the participants
in a sunset sound bath.
We even had our local newspaper take photos from a helicopter and a TV crew filming it, with the TV images shown around Australia.
Sadly the newspaper have refused us publication of the photo (Teresa's mandala, but their copyright) unless we cough up a rather
unreasonably large amount of cash. So I am sorry that I cannot share that picture with you, go and blame Rupert Murdoch (he owns the paper). It's
funny that we organised the helicopter for the photographer for free from a small local tourist business, but the newspaper insists on making
a very unreasonable profit before we can publish the photo (after charging quite a hefty price for copies of the image).
But here on the right you can see the mandala. Imagine this pattern painted onto grass and being over twenty meters across with
over a hundred people sitting on the corner points and laying on the lines and you might get an idea...
I really love the space this didj meditation creates and it feels so cool to know that it travels around the whole world. Thanks
for participating; the next worldwide didj meditation will be on 21st June 2003 at your local sunset. Mark it on your calendar and join our global
didj community.
Worldwide Didj Meditation - 22 December 2002
At sunset on the solstice on the 22nd December 2002 we sent another wave of healing didj sound around the world during the Third
Worldwide Didgeridoo Meditation.
Over a hundred people in many countries participated in this meditation and I am sure everyone enjoyed it and that the planet
and humanity benefited greatly. It's an awesome feeling to know that so many of you are participating in this wave of didj energy circling the
globe and it always gives me such a strong feeling of connectedness and peace...
Here is the comment from the largest gathering:
" Hi! just wanted to say that here in Santiago de Chile we organized yesterday the Didge World Meditation and it was really an amazing experience
... we were almost sixty didgeridoos and played for about an hour until the sun went down and then we finished with a silence .....Thank you very much
for being connected with this powerful vibration all around the world...
Blessings!
Camila"
Well done Camilla for organising this amazing event (did anyone ever heard of sixty didj players in one spot in South America?!?)
and it sounds like you all had a great time. We had about twenty participants here in Kuranda in deep meditation and I have heard from participants
in New Zealand, throughout Australia, Korea, Hong Kong, dozens of places throughout Europe and the Balkans and the USA and Canada.
Worldwide Didj Meditation - 23 September 2002
 Here in Kuranda,
Australia, we had a circle of friends. Seven of us were didj players, so we sat ourselves in a clockwise circle around the fire and played the
didj onto each others backs, with the rest sitting around us, except Nirelle who played the American Indian medicine drum, dancing around us all.
We really enjoyed giving each other a 'didj massage' and explored some beautiful harmonics.
And seven didj players was a good number. We have seven 'chakras' in our bodies and there are seven mayor musical keys. (more
about didj massages and chakras in another newsletter)
I estimate about 150 to 250 people around the world took part with the biggest gathering happening at Nahariya beach in the north
of Israel. Here an account:
" Well mate our didj meditation was absolutely great, about 70 participants turn up some came from far as 2 hours drive anyway besides
me playing there was 3 more guys all playing together , very soon I discover without musical harmony so I stop and ask that we play in turns,
I played over peoples bodies [not for long as my didg is quite heavy] we had afire burning and some stayed til midnight all together I 've played
for nearly 3 hours, we all sent a huge wave of healing to our country and to the world, I received so many hugs and kisses from peoples . thanks
mate for the opportunity to be part of the didj meditation jack"
And I really want to mention that there were at least two dozen people in different spots participating in the Czech Republic.
That's great! It's cool to think there were about a hundred didjes droning around the world in a wave of unity.
Worldwide Didj Meditation - 21 June 2002
The first world didj healing meditation took place on 21st June 2002. For more info about what World Didj Meditations are about
and when the next one is, please check out World Didj Sound Healing Meditation.
There were hundreds of people taking part in all five continents on 21st June 2002.
Participants in New Zealand started the meditation. Here at our place in Kuranda, Australia we had a dozen people around the camp
fire. We played several didjes, flute and drums. I have heard from several other localities in Australia taking part.
Then the wave continued around the world. I heard from people in Japan, Malaysia, South Africa, Macedonia, Sweden, Italy, France,
Germany, Holland and quite a few people in England including a group at Stonehenge. On the other side of the Atlantic, several people participated
in different locations in Canada and in the USA people participated in the following states: New York, Washington, Maryland, Tennessee, Illinois,
New Jersey, Virginia, Texas, Colorado, California and Alaska (even though the sun never set).
And here in Cairns we had a world healing day event happening on 22nd June, where we did another sunset didj meditation to catch
the end of the wave after it went around the world. This was a magic event with about one hundred people taking part. We had everyone except the
musicians sitting in a big circle. Nine didj players walked around or inside the circle helped by two American Indian drums, a couple of whirlies
and an amplified flute. The didj players used didjes in seven different keys (never more than three keys at one time). At the end of the one hour
meditation, everyone was in a very deep meditative state, very relaxed and yet very present. It was an amazing experience for everyone, heightened
by the wave of didj sound coming all the way around the globe... For me personally it was the largest Didj healing event I ever did and I really
enjoyed working with so many players and the feedback from the participants was overwhelming.
Join our growing Worldwide Didj Circle!
I like to thank everyone who participated in these meditations and want to invite you to join us for the next World
Didj Sound Healing Meditation.
Please spread the word and let's see whether we can get a thousand
people playing didj around the world...
May the didj be with you...
Svargo |
