The Musical Journey of a Tibetan Nomad
From the Tibetan Highlands comes a wordless prayer for peace - and the beauty of meditation, or "quiet mind".
With Tibetan bamboo flute, didgeridoo, ocarina, Incan pan pipes, and silver flute.
1. Year of Tibet(6:31)
2. Nomads of the Tibetan High Plateau (7:13)
3. The Flight of a Shepherd boy (5:19)
4. Freedom from Exile (6:10)
5. A Sad Return to MY Birthplace (4:05)
6. Giving and Forgiving (6:54)
7. The Power of Morality and Patience
8. With Mindfulness and Wisdom ( 5:10)
9. Creating an Enlightenment Society (5:39)

Quiet Mind, Nawang Khechog, Sounds True, 54:56 minutes, $18.00

Born in Tibet,Nawang Khechog spent his earliest years as the child of nomads. In his boyhood he first learned to play the bamboo flute,an ancient instrument popular in rural villages throughout Tibet. After the brutal subjugation of Tibet by Chinese Communists in 1949, Nawang and his family escaped to India. There he studied meditation and Buddhist philosophy, a path he followed as a monk for eleven years - four of them as a hermit. In 1986, he emigrated to Australia where he first performed,and his recordings achieved bestseller status. Nawang is best known for his collaborations with Kitaro, including a world tour and performances on Kitaro's Grammy-nominated Enchanted Evening and Mandala albums. His live performances with Philip Glass, Paul Winter, Laurie Anderson, Paul Simon, Natalie Merchant, and Baba Olatunji have received international acclaim.