Shinobu Entsu's piece pairs relaxing new age ambient music with a heavy-handed visual montage centered on environmental destruction and global peace. Musically, it heavily evokes 1990s world-ambient projects like Enigma or Deep Forest, blending gentle acoustic guitar strumming, spacious synth pads, and a steady downtempo beat. Around 0:26, a female voice delivers the spoken line "Words have the power to both destroy and heal," setting the tone before the main acoustic guitar theme enters at 0:46. Later, around 2:09, low Gregorian-style monk chants join the mix, adding a darker, solemn dimension to the arrangement.
Visually, the video is a slideshow of contrasting themes. Pictures of nuclear mushroom clouds, industrial smog, chemtrails, and deforested landscapes are constantly juxtaposed with images of meditating Buddhas, children hugging, waterfalls, and peaceful sunsets. While the message against pollution and war is clear, the imagery relies heavily on familiar stock art and surreal digital collages, which can feel a bit disjointed alongside the smooth, meditative audio. Overall, it works well as an atmospheric chillout track, even if the visual presentation leans heavily into melodrama.