I bought this without hearing it first -- am glad I did. I play it when I get shiatsu treatments. I find it extraordinarily relaxing. Of course, you can play it at other times as well. I heartedly recommend it -- excellent for meditation as well, or just for quiet listening. I like to play such music when I'm reading spiritual books (e.g. Dzogchen).

I first purchased this CD at a local new-age bookstore. I did not listen to it before pursnasing, but I was looking for something to use with m patients in relaxation sessions. So I took a chance and have been rewarded ever since.

I play this CD almost every day - with my clients, when meditationg, when writing as I go into my "think tank". My clients find the music relaxing, interesting and inspirational. They request it when given a choice of music during sessions.

I used the track #4 "Forbidden Love" as a background for a Heart Meditation that I read and use often. I feel a great expansion of light from that exercise.

This was the first of Llewellyn's music in my collection. I then purchased the Reiki CD and enjoy that one also. He is now on my favourite list. Keep up the good work.

I first heard this CD at a Brookstone a few months ago and asked the clerk who it was by. He showed me the cover of this CD. I immediately bought this CD. It is a gem. Worldly flutes, waterfal sound effect, and misty grey atmosphere is what this CD is like. To sum it up, this is a great album to go to bed to.

My favorite songs are the ambient Healing Hands, The Awakening Forest, the exquisite In The Midday Heat, Excalibur Returned, The Dreamweavers and on top of it all, Back on The Trail.

The thing that I enjoy on Shiatsu are the guitars. They sound quite similar to Craig Chaquico.

This is a beautiful album to play on a lonely grey evening. I recommend getting it.