Does anybody now the intro musice of the site http://www.aegir.nl?

Please help me it is such a great song I would love to have the complete version.

Hi there Renate and welcome to Answerpool. I love this music but I can't say what it is. Do you know what language the site is in? Is it Norwegian? I'm sure someone on here will be able to help you. Keep checking for a reply.

It's Call of the Dolphin by Ken Davis

Ken Davis is a new age musician. Here's his website and the album that the song's on. The longest audio I could find of the song is this two minute clip. It's over six minutes long total though, so you're missing most it.

Looking at some more of the site, .nl seems to The Netherlands. I'm pretty shocked you couldn't find it, Jenny. You usually find stuff like this so quickly!

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Couldn't find it Jusork. Couldn't translate the site for a start, haven't got Dutch on my translator. I was hoping to translate it and see if there was a link to the music which as I said before, is fantastic. I must look further into this guys work.

Yeah, I couldn't translate it either. I find you can gather some stuff about a site even in another language though. You look around this one and once you figure out that it's not a site about music, you figure it's just a site with a musicial introduction. Cognate words and pictures and links can also help you find if there's any information about music around.

Thanks everyone for finding the song. You guys are great

I had no idea it would be a new age song, I thought it would be christian. Do you think I should even listen to it if it is new age and not christian? Would appreciate your opinion.

Oops sorry should have posted that on a christian forum.

It's okay, Renate. I think we can still give our opinions from here.

Unless you believe that you should only be listening to Christian music, I see no reason for you not to listen to him or any new age. His song sounds very nice and is simply about dolphins. There's also a peacefulness theme and there could be some Christian themes found in that. So what do you think?

Thanks.

This is my problem with new age.

Appearance of Good/Reality of Evil

The NAM (New Age Movement), on the surface, appears to be a good thing. It promises global peace, health, personal and spiritual growth, and environmental stability. However, the methods it promotes to achieve these goals are cleverly hidden beneath this benevolent surface appearance. A closer scrutiny reveals a dark, sinister methodology for drawing people away from the Jesus Christ and towards individualism, and the religious practices of pagans, belief in reincarnation, and the power of the "Self".

Nevertheless, the NAM, on the surface, does not deny the existence of Jesus Christ - to do so would scare off most Christians in an instant. Instead, clever syntax is applied, while traditional aspects of our faith are redefined. Jesus Christ becomes less than what He is, God, and instead is relegated to becoming one of a number of "Spiritual Guides" or "Ascended Masters" who were mere humans who "evolved" into higher beings after discovering and using "ancient wisdom." Indeed, the NAM promises that any individual can attain this status through "Self Realization" or "Higher Consciousness" of the fact of one's own "Higher Self", "God-Self", or "Divinity". Essentially, each individual can become God.

Resource: http://www.cwo.com/~pentrack/catholic/newage.html

Well that's very interesting. I suppose that makes since, but is leading people away from God necessarily the intentios of new age musicians, or does it just happen to be a byproduct? Because if it's actually intentional, I wonder just how Christians were able to uncover these hidden true intentions that are made to seem completely good and harmless.

I think new age practicioners (who may have very good intentions) refer to the solution being in peoples minds. Such as good intentions, being harmonous and all. In their minds all people have something devine within them, but God is never specifically mentioned. I do not think followers of new age leaders do this intentionally. But it is not harmless.

Hmm. Thanks for the response, Renate. I can see what you mean.