The cacophony of their instruments would break in and it would feel like a gust of wind hit your body ... it was very empowering and you could feel the various spirits resonating to their call . Near the end one of the monks came forward with his Dorje and bell and then disrupted the mandala using four lines in the four quarters and then again in the cross - quarters . This seemed to break the magic of it and after a final chant they simply swept it up .

A: What material was the mandala made out of ?

There was a female Pan ( tho looking human or at least fae ) , playing the music of life , soft and sweet on a violin - or rather , a stringed instrument very similar to a violin but with a longer neck . Not sure of its name , though a quick web search turns up the mandolin as a very good match . She played elegantly and beautifully .

A: What may be the reason for my search ?

This piece of music is something I started originally for my album " Threology " . It never felt complete to me . I spent hundreds of hours laying down and editing live drums on it and then lost all that work when my computer crashed .

A: What happened with the song of the algum Threology ?

! And then the night after that I had another dream that Arashi was going to meet my sister for something and they were going to be at my house . I was so happy I asked my sister to ask them to stay a little longer . I was so busy in my dream that by the time I remembered they were gone and I did n't get their autographs .

A:
Why did these things happen ?