Raksha Mancham

RAKSHA MANCHAM The Dance Of The Judgement Of The Dead Is An Old Tibetan Buddhist Ceremony Of Dance. It Describes What Happens After Death The Importance Of ‘good’ And ‘bad’ Acts And The Judgement Of The Dead Men As An Answer For What They Did In Their Lives.
In That Way RAKSHA MANCHAM Denounces Human Beings Social Groups Communities People Nations Humanity And Especially Inhumanity… For What They Did ‘bad’ Or ‘wrong’. RAKSHA MANCHAM’s Approach Is Political. It Intends To Make People Think By Themselves Presenting The Side Effects Of The Industrial Society And The Criticizable Facts In Human History. No-One Is Protected As Too Many Things Are An Object Of Judgement Genocides Ethnocides Or Culturcides * Torture Xenophobia Racism Political Imprisonment Environmental Destruction…
The Music Of RAKSHA MANCHAM Is Violent Aggressive. In Fact It Is A View Of The World Of Life On Earth In The Late XXth Century In A Nearly Dead World. The Music Is Based On A Post-Industrial Dark View Of Life. The Structure Is Tribal The Rythm Is Primitive Because We Must Find Primal Rythms That Exist In Each Person Deeply Hidden By Commercializating Plans. And We Use Drums As A Central Element In Our Project Because In Numerous Traditional Cultures Drums Are Priviledged Bound Between Man And The Spiritual Or Sacred.
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