Nothing more than the New Age that we want to sell us as authentic songs.

A pure commercial product before and little more. It is not excat in my opinion to say that this kind of album to discover the Indian peoples songs. Besides, all is not composed for this album. Let me explain: the opening track "prelude how the west was lost" is a modified reprise of the opening piece of the splendid, sublime and unparalleled soundtrack "How the West Was Lost, Vol.1" by Peter Kater (here you can believe me, go there with closed eyes and ears open. See my review if you want).

It is the same for the song "Ly o Lay Ale Loya," which is a cover also, somewhat unfortunately massacred the track "Stating Intention" (album "Migration" by Peter Kater and Carlos Nakai. Again you can go).

The worst is the addition to how useless synth and style typical mid 90's which we would be okay. I have the impression that Indian songs are more intended to give a genre, an original and unusual style, especially for the time. But the songs, prayers, mélopés among these peoples are sacred, and when one has respect for that we not do anything.

I have noted the best album there was more sincerity, but I think you wanted us to take our bladders for lanterns (or campfire in this case).

Fortunately, some compositions are still successful. But beware, this is really not with "Sacred Spirit" album Oh how wrong finally appointed, you discover something authentic. This is nothing more than the New Age.