A
Contrast:
By Harold Moses "I am frequently asked the
difference between Edges of the Soul and Prayers
of the Soul. I feel that Edges and Prayers
respectively represent the expansion and
contraction qualities of our spiritual journey.
The mystery is this: as we expand outward, we find
that which is within us - as we contract inward,
we encounter that which is outside of us."
Reviews
and Listener's Comments:
"I
am so fortunate to hear some of the greatest music
and healing sounds in the world, and I find what
you have created is both of the heart, mind and
loaded with intelligent musicianship. That is
rare."
- Don Campbell, The Mozart Effect
"Edges
of the Soul is music that inspires the
spirit."
- Salle Merrill-Redfield - The Celestine
Meditations
Applauded
by noted author Clarissa Pinkola Estés, these
tranquil viola and synthesizer melodies well
represent the new genre of Contemporary Christian
instrumental music. Though similar to New Age
music in terms of calming tempos, the composer's
stated intent is not stress relief but helping to
prepare "our hearts for the return of The
Christ." When programmed together, tracks 2,
5, 6 represent an effective trilogy which explores
a human soul's journey from pre-incarnate thought
through enlightenment and transformation.
- P.J. Birosik - Musik International
"Your
music is for me, and many others, a shortcut to
God."
- Gerald G. Jampolsky, MD. - Love is Letting Go of
Fear, Forgiveness: The Greatest Healer of All
"Edges
of the Soul is uplifting, heart-opening music that
truly unites Earth and Heaven, creating a sense of
peace, joy and communion with spirit. It is a gift
and blessing."
- Joan Borysenko - Minding the Body, Mending the
Mind
"Harold
Moses brings to the world an exquisite and
expansive music which draws the listener to the
soul's true magnitude."
- Julia Cameron - The Artist's Way and The Vein of
Gold
"Harold
Moses is not only a musician, not only a composer.
He has something more than talent, he has a great
something inside. He and his enormous heart weep,
strut, laugh out loud into and through his music,
making us all come alive. We used to call this
magic."
- Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Ph.D. - Women Who Run
With the Wolves