lyrics:
PT I: Sometimes, some things are so badly broken - soften the closed hearts until they open
PT II: and they will never be the same, they will never be the same, 
they will never be the same, let the broken pieces claim
a new beautiful shape
PT III: piece by piece, piece by piece we’re healing - even if our hands, even if our hands are bleeding

to hear more community songs by ahlay, visit: https://www.alexandrablakely.com/songlibrary

Mosaic

Rosy Aronson shares her passion for the Universal Love Curriculum, a way of bringing Dream Arc and Gene Keys wisdom to children of Uganda. If the ULC has a goal, it is to help young people realise that they already have the wisdom within them. They carry, within them, the answers to the questions that so many of us have in our hearts. 

You can join us for a live webinar, Feb 17th, 2024, to discover more about the ULC as well as explore the themes of Syntropy introduced to us in the Gene Keys Pearl transmission.

https://genekeys.com/replay/generosity-the-great-change/

ULC & Indigenous Wisdom

Listen deeply 
A flame in the centre of the storm
She sings in silence
Inside the ocean of my soul
Voices rise and weapons fall
Nations unite across the world
And songs of peace at the heart of every land...

Composition available to buy at www.susiero.com

Flame - Susie Ro Prater

Gene Keys

35th Gene Key

A fabulous song of community and connection that works great with drums, guitar and any instruments on hand. The guitar chords are extremely simple (A & E), the melody is easy to learn and words are inspiring. The chorus is an easy, joyful singalong that makes for a great concert or song circle closer.

Song composed by and copyright Rising Appalachia. Arrangement slightly modified for Wholehearted Chorus by Lisa G. Littlebird. Recording by Lisa G. Littlebird with Zan Moore on guitar.

For lyrics, individual part tracks and more, visit: http://thebirdsings.com/wider-circles/

Wider Circles by Rising Appalachia

Debbie Nargi-Brown is such a talent and beautiful heart. I'm so lucky to have the fortune to collaborate with her and I adore sharing her songs. This, like so many of her others, manages to be simultaneously deep and uplifting, and is instantly an earworm for life in all the best ways.

Words and music by Debbie Nargi-Brown, shared with permission. These songs, like most in the library are designed for sharing freely in your circles. Please credit the songwriters when you share, and ask Debbie for permission to perform or record for profit.

For more information, visit https://thebirdsings.com/soulwork

Soul Work by Debbie Nargi-Brown

Gene Key 14

Gene Key 18

Gene Key 45

Gene Key 46

Gene Key 58

Alexandra “ahlay” Blakely is a descendent of Ashkenazi, Scandinavian and British folk. She is a singer-songwriter, grief tender, community organizer, facilitator and ceramicist walking the path of ancestral healing and the reclaiming of lost cultural memories. Her community singing album, Spells from the Unknown encapsulates songs for the community to transform, ask questions, and seek to lead lives that might make us ancestors worth honoring. Her upcoming 2024 community singing album, WAILS: Songs for Grief was recorded in July 2023 with a choir of 200 voices. The album is completely dedicated to grief, inspired by the Whales and Frances Weller’s “the five gates of grief.”

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJiuxVf4FhGSkYT4K0zpGyA/videos?view=0&sort=p&flow=grid
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexandra_blakely/
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandrablakely
Website: https://www.healingattheroots.com

Mosaic

Alexandra Blakely

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