Anitya from Nebula (album) by Waagal
"In Buddhism, one of the three three marks of existence with Duḥkha (suffering) and Anātma (non-self).
Meaning “impermanence” in Sanskrit. In Buddhism, all conditioned existences without exception are impermanent, not durable in long term. Our attachment to impermanent things creates suffering (Duḥkha)."
Tracklist
| 9. | Anitya | 5:57 |
Credits
from Nebula (album),
released November 3, 2017
License
All rights reserved.
Waagal creates an immersive journey where handpan, didgeridoo, throat singing, and ancient languages meet. Inspired by prehistoric roots and ancestral traditions, his music blends organic and electronic textures, crafting an immersive sound that bridges past and present delivering a timeless and captivating experience.