The cd starts off with some fairly dismal and typical psy trance of the day. It's only listenable because i tend to like analog more than digital sounds. Third eye normally adds quality to the average formulation of trance but it's not found on this cd as much as some of their others. After 7 minutes of "Dying" it finally wraps up with decency when it all comes together. Unfortunately 2 minutes of good can not outweight 7 minutes of below average. "New Life", the single off this album starts with a nice piano hook and bassline. Has a very nice island sound to it, very Astralasia when the womens whispering tribal lyrics about, still an average track. "Toward the still point" and "heaven transmission" are ambient tribal pieces that are somewhat inbetweeners or breaks for the trance sounds of "siddhaloka" and "dance of creation" which is sort of like Burning Man type trance that makes me want to hang myself. Finally like Third Eye woke up from a good dream we have "Transformation/Joy" which in the likes of a Robert Leiner, is the only true techno track on this disk. It has similar bell sounds as Leiner's "The Real Thing" just think toned down dub version with a better bassline and piano lick(!?). Very Zen Paradox of the time this track is almost worth the price of admission on this average disk.

Insightful comments, although I would say that "New Life" is a bit above average. It really blows me away. The rudimentary vocal pads, hallmark 90s dance piano - simplistic, gritty baseline, all acting as one to form an incredibly evocative atmosphere - with little reliance upon effects I might add. I love tracks like that - I imagine them as ancient fragments of a prior civilization that have been lost... Perhaps my limited exposure to this time period causes me to favor the track more than I otherwise would..I'd have to agree with you on Transformation/Joy, definitely my favorite track on the CD.