Track 1: The Gobi Desert

The  journey begins on a sunny windswept deserted plateau. The wind  draws the music in its own direction taking  the musical form of  a flute playing  just a few essential  notes.

Track 2:  Sunset

When the wind calms down the sunset appears and  everything seems normal again.  A sense of distant familiarity is felt and everything regains its stillness.

Track 3: Dance of the Spirits

 Just when the last ray of light  touches  the horizon, the Dance of the Spirits begins.  Each Spirit is represented by an instrument and  the dance unfolds.       

Track 4: Water Memory

The  idea of Water Memory  came to me after  reading  Masaru Emoto's   “Messages from Water”.   I was struck by the fact  that water can preserve the  memory of things and events  along  its journey.   During a storm,  rain pours down on the Earth and all beings  - living and  non living - can rejoice in this invitation to life.

Track 5: Os Sonhos dos Silfos  (The Dream of the Sylphs - in Portuguese)

Out of all the beings in Nature, Sylphs are those who have the most in common with humans. They stimulate creativity in each one of us.  They can relieve pain and suffering and  help children to pass over peacefully.  My Sylphs dream  about all the unfortunate children and  gracefully escort them towards a better rebirth .

 Track 6: “Adagio in Do minore”  (Adagio in D Minor)

I dedicate this piece to all the beings in Nature. They watch over  us like Angels  during our time on  earth.  They  are an invisible reality, but if we respect them  they will take care of us.

Track 7: Air

With  “Air” I wanted to compose something specific for  REIKI.  The piece is meant to be used during  self-treatment:  seven positions of 3 minutes each.  The sound of a Tibetan bowl can be heard every 3 minutes to signal the change of position.

Track 8: Earth Speech

“Earth Speech”  ends my  journey.  This piece underlines  the  importance of the Earth element,  our own life roots and our nourishment.  The Earth has all  my respect for the nourishment it  has provided for  me and for having  acknowledged me as one of its children.