In southern Jordan you will find the 280 square miles (720 km2) Wadi Rum desert. 
The locals call Wadi Rum “Wadi Al-Qamr”, or “Valley of the Moon”. The name is fitting:
like the moon, it inspires those who come to witness it. The endless red sand dunes are matched only by the majesty of the granite and sandstone mountains and the complete, star-filled night sky that appears throughout the depths of the night. Traveling to Wadi Rum is traveling to an area that, outside from the outcropping of a small village and tourist attractions, has remained essentially unchanged for thousands of years. These hot desert days and chill nights have been the same for millennia.

Throughout it all, for the last five thousand years, the Bedouins of Wadi Rum survive. Nearly all the native inhabitants of Wadi Rum are bedouins. Here, they live in the Rum Village and in the desert, some families moving from place to place as the climate demands. Their livelihood, traditionally dependant on the animal husbandry of raising goats and camels, has been supplemented but not replaced by the advent of tourism.

Bedouin lives are shrouded in mystery and myth to those outside the tribes. Stories and legends like those found in Lawrence of Arabia romantically capture their rugged individualism but honestly fail to truly get at the lives of one of the few remaining nomadic people on the planet.

Pyfel Mix February 23 - Wondering World Vol.1 Wadi Rum

Chronology of an ancient spirit who has been traveling throughout the centuries.

Collecting music and installing all the sounds in his way what this world exposes to him.
Now after many many lifetimes, this soul has mastered himself and become a music Jedi.

The times are here to heal your body with the power of love and melodies.

Step into the journey of the great Pyfel who has been carrying with him after many reincarnations from Indian tribes of Apache connections with buffalo herds who travel together all over Central America, 

Bedouin tribes who lived in the Sahara 
desert and walk together on the old Silkroad,
Indonesian tribes called Sundanese who have great knowledge to know any living animals language on this planet,

Buddhist monks in Angkor Wat temple in old Siam who have been holding the world peace in balance since the 15th century,

Indigenous people of Siberia called Yakut’s from the Kamchatka knowing everything about the planet and mother earth,

Vikings from Orisaare, Saaremaa who followed the stars, and Odin on the way to Valhalla where we all meet at the end to have the last dance together.

If you hear a sound of a buffaloes pack 🐃storming through the winds of life,
then u know you are alive my brothers and sister and just follow the rhythm 🥁 🎶

Welcome to the tribe 🌌

Kris 👩🏻‍🚀🛸👽🤍

Contact: kristjan@maasikas.com