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The shakuhachi has been associated with Zen Buddhism in Japan for over 500 years. Used as a spiritual tool rather than a musical instrument, the shakuhachi is played to relax the mind and body and to lead the player and the listener into a state of meditation and contemplation. Bronwyn is available to play at meditation retreats, peace events and yoga/massage/healing sessions.
Pilgrim's hymn of the Jin-Ne-In Temple
The sound of the flute,
The wind through the pines,
The plucked string of the koto,
The songs and the dances:
All myriad voices of the dharma.
The sound of the flute,
The wind through the pines,
The plucked string of the koto,
The songs and the dances:
All myriad voices of the dharma.
Sample the sound of
the shakuhachi from
Bronwyn's CD.
- Moon, track 6
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