Name: Waah Yantee by Alexia Chellun in Mantras
Duration: 7 min 9 s
Description: First track from 'The Joy of Sadhana' (2012)

Mantras

Who are you?
And who am I?
Do we really know ourselves and do we know why? 
That is a question I've been asking myself
Since the morning I was born onto this earth
I wonder when I'm gonna know where abouts where I go 
I get glimpses and glimpses
Well they become real and I know how I feel
As life takes me round on this great spinning wheel
I will stand next to you when you're feeling low
And I will stand next to you when you wonder what way you will go 
We've all been in this place where we fall from our grace
And we wonder what way we will turn
And all I can say is
I will help you stand 
I will help you stand
Walking around on this cold misty day
You look into the distance, you're thinking away
Your body is tired there are tears in your eyes
You let down all your fences
You've let go of disguise
And now we are here we are raw as we lay on the floor 
Looking up to the heavens
Please have no fear I am next to you dear
And together we'll through this until it all clears, and
I'll be there by your side
When your mind it collides
When you're drifting around with no place to reside 
When your soul is alone
When you're naked and bare to the bone
I will hold you in my arms
Just relax now and be calm

I Will Help You Stand

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Akashik Recordings proudly presents 'Gobinday Mukanday' taken from Kamari & Manvir's second Album 'Aquarian Technology'.

This is a Guru Gaitri Mantra which can eliminate karmic blocks of the past.

Sustaining, Liberating, Enlightening, Infinite,
Destroying, Creating, Nameless, Desireless.



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Kamari & Manvir - Gobinday Mukanday (Feat. Yogi Bhajan)

Artista : Pavan Kaur
Arreglos y programaciones : Daniel Kogan

Escuchando la Palabra, un hombre se convierte en un Sidha, en un Pir, un héroe espiritual o en un maestro de yoga.
Escuchando la palabra, uno conoce la tierra, su soporte (el toro) y los éteres akáshicos.
Escuchando la Palabra, se conoce la luz, los diferentes reinos y los submundos.
Escuchando, el hombre no puede ser tocado por la muerte.
Oh Nanak! Los devotos están siempre en lozanía.
Escuchando la Palabra llega la destrucción del dolor y del pecado.

Escuchando la Palabra uno conoce a Shiva, Brahma e Indra.
Escuchando la Palabra, la alabanza viene a la boca de la persona negativa.
Escuchando la Palabra uno llega a conocer el camino del yoga y los secretos del cuerpo
Y todo conocimiento de los Shastras, Smiritis y Vedas.
Oh Nanak! Los devotos siempre están en prosperidad.
Escuchando la Palabra llega la destrucción del dolor y del pecado.

Escuchando la Palabra, uno obtiene la verdad, la paciencia y la sabiduría.
Escuchando la Palabra, es equivalente a los sesenta y ocho lugares de peregrinaje.
Escuchando la Palabra, leyendo y recitando, uno obtiene honor.
Escuchando la Palabra, uno obtiene la concentración fácilmente.
Oh Nanak! Los devotos siempre están en prosperidad.
Escuchando la Palabra, llega la destrucción del dolor y del pecado.

Escuchando la Palabra, uno se sumerge en el océano de virtudes.
Escuchando la Palabra, uno se convierte en un respetable Sheik, Pir o Emperador.
Escuchando la Palabra, el ciego encuentra el camino.
Escuchando la Palabra, uno alcanza lo insondable.
Oh Nanak! Los devotos siempre están en prosperidad.
Escuchando la Palabra, llega la destrucción del dolor y del pecado.  

Sunie (Akash Bani )

Jai Ma.mp3

Lamorna's Lullaby

"Beau", also known as "I'll Never Forget a Dog Named Beau", is a poem written by American film and stage actor James Stewart.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beau_(poem)

He never came to me when I would call
Unless I had a tennis ball,
Or he felt like it,
But mostly he didn't come at all.

When he was young
He never learned to heel
Or sit or stay,
He did things his way.

Discipline was not his bag
But when you were with him things sure didn't drag.
He'd dig up a rosebush just to spite me,
And when I'd grab him, he'd turn and bite me.

He bit lots of folks from day to day,
The delivery boy was his favorite prey.
The gas man wouldn't read our meter,
He said we owned a real man-eater.

He set the house on fire
But the story's long to tell.
Suffice to say that he survived
And the house survived as well.

And on the evening walks, and Gloria took him,
He was always first out the door.
The Old One and I brought up the rear
Because our bones were sore.

And, he'd charge up the street with Mom hanging on,
What a beautiful pair they were!
And if it was still light and the tourists were out,
They created a bit of a stir.

But every once in a while, he would stop in his tracks
And with a frown on his face look around.
It was just to make sure that the Old One was there
To follow him where he was bound.

We're early-to-bedders at our house -- I guess I'm the first to retire.
And as I'd leave the room he'd look at me
And get up from his place by the fire.
He knew where the tennis balls were upstairs,

And I'd give him one for a while.
And he'd push it under the bed with his nose
And I'd dig it out with a smile.
But before very long He'd tire of the ball

And he'd be asleep in his corner In no time at all.
And there were nights when I'd feel him Climb upon our bed
And lie between us,
And I'd pat his head.

And there were nights when I'd feel this stare
And I'd wake up and he'd be sitting there
And I reach out my hand and stroke his hair.

And sometimes I'd feel him sigh and I think I know the reason why.
He'd wake up at night
And he would have this fear
Of the dark, of life, of lots of things,
And he'd be glad to have me near.

And now he's dead.
And there are nights when I think I feel him
Climb upon our bed and lie between us,
And I pat his head.

And there are nights when I think I feel that stare
And I reach out my hand to stroke his hair,

But he's not there.

Oh, how I wish that wasn't so,
I'll always love a dog named Beau.

Oh, how I wish that wasn't so,
I'll always love a dog named Beau.

I’ll Never Forget A Dog Named Beau

"Clave Tonal Pleyadiana Tambor de Agua"
Canto de la clave tonal Pleyadiana Tambor de agua.

Canto canalizado y realizado por:  Ioan @vozmedicina
Diseño sonoro, Música y ambientes: Nicoorion

Canto canalizado para la técnica "Claves Diosas" de 
Claves Tonales Pleyadianas, Técnica canalizada por María José Bayard

Extraído del disco "Claves Diosas"
by Símbolos Cuánticos de Kryon ® 
www.simboloscuanticos.com

Ilustración Diosa: Tama Iris 
Diseño disco: Seba Vargas (Cosmicolor)

Grabado en Alpha Aquilae Studio en San Cristobal de las Casas, México.

Planetary Label 

Clave Tonal Pleyadiana "Tambor de Agua" | Tonal key Pleiadean "Drum Water" Feat Ioan

Oops this is in fact "Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo" :D

Adi Mantra - Jap Hari

Ra Ma Da Sa

This is my version of this beautiful and profound Hawaiian Mantra sung live at our Loveolution Cacao Ceremony at Akasha in Bali December 2018.

Supported by my dad Johnny and Walker on drums, Richie on lead guitar, my beloved Dustin on charango, Eliana and the whole ceremony on vocals. 

Below is my suggestion on how to restore balance and harmony with the people in our lives:

Ho' o Pono Pono Ritual

We can use this beautiful Hawaiian ritual to bring everything back into right relationship or a place of integrity with all of our relations.

It can be done by calling a person in your life into your awareness, sending them loving energy and going through the process below.

It is far more powerful and effective to have a conversation, ideally in person, alternatively on the phone with someone close to your heart.

Start with the people you may have the most to clear with - your parents, siblings, partner, ex-partners, children and move onto friends. 

The translation of the Hawaiian Mantra is:

I'm so sorry, please forgive me, I love you and thank you, Ho' o Pono Pono, Ho' o Pono Pono.

Begin with an apology for a few specific things you feel you could have done with more love, care and integrity. 

Acknowledge how it may have made them feel with full empathy and compassion. 

Give them space to express.

Listen with your full heart.

Notice if the desire to defend yourself arises and continue to breathe into your heart.

Express how much they mean to you, how much you love them and how grateful you are for their presence in your life. 

Acknowledge a few specific things about them personally or how they have shown up and thank them.

Close with a hug and feel how gratitude and forgiveness have opened your hearts and created a deeper sense of intimacy.

Ho'oponopono Live - Loveolution Cacao Ceremony at Akasha New Earth in Bali

Sat Nam Wahe Guru

And the love from my heart, flows from me to you
And the love from your heart, flows from you to me

Sat Nam Wahe Guru

Do meu coração flui o amor para ti 
Do teu coração flui o amor para mi

Sat Nam Wahe Guru

El amor de mi corazón fluye al tuyo
El amor de tu corazón fluye al mío

Sat Nam Wahe Guru


Sat Nam Love

Captive, Elevating and Relaxing; ancient mantras with catchy riffs and soothing vocals.

'The Joy of Sadhana' is a collection of traditional mantras used for Aquarian Sadhana; a Kundalini Yoga morning practice.Whether the listener knows the mantras or not, this album will have you singing along in no time. Alexia, singer/songwriter and Kundalini Yoga teacher, produces and composes the music for this fantastic album and her captivating voice creates a relaxed elevating atmosphere. 
All the tracks were recorded in a live studio setting and the vibe captured is an illustration of the exquisite and culturally diverse nature of all the musicians involved. Together with Olmo Cassibba, Pedro Misle and Lucas Masciano they create an exceptional collection of mantras both devotional and enjoyable. 


Sat Siri, Siri Akaal

Chidananda

Falling Away/Namah Shivaya

“Deceptively simple songs sung by a captivating artist” – Phil Jackson, specialist BBC music presenter


This Heart - Free download

First track from 'The Joy of Sadhana' (2012)

Waah Yantee

Trust. No plans for the future. Go with the flow. Not exactly catch phrases for today’s calculating, media savvy and self-promoting generation of musical artists, but a way of life for singer-songwriter Alexia Chellun. Eight albums into a productive 12 year journey, she has ridden her wave of trusting and practicing life from a different angle into an entirely new recording experience that has yielded her latest EP, Who Am I? 

As a performing artist Chellun has the ability and patience to follow her instincts without expecting immediate results. This doesn’t mean Chellun lacks a diligent work ethic, but substantiates her belief that having a plan is not necessarily a guarantee for success. Chellun says she “ doesn’t exactly have a ‘calculated vision’, or a lyrical agenda, but she trusts her creative process and that her artistic unpredictability will lead her where she needs to be at any given moment. I’m relaxed. I’m not trying. I’m just singing!” Chellun effortlessly switches between traditional song-writing and the more structured mantra based recordings and she admits the creative process still confuses the hell out of her. “It's all about flow and wherever it takes me I follow.” 
Throughout her song-writing, Chellun exhibits a unique melodic pop sensibility combined with lyrical themes that examine the human race, consciousness, and awareness. She makes an unarguable point when she says “Oneness has no genre.” 

Letting go of constraints, welcoming new experiences without expectation, self exploration, and complete trust in the creative process have been the cornerstones of Chellun’s musical philosophy and life. Her deep and soulful vocals, uncluttered arrangements, and natural dynamics are the perfect companions for her enlightening observations. 


Discography-

"Who Am I?"  - Who Am I? spotlights Chellun’s introspective artistry, and her song-writing exhibits a unique melodic pop sensibility combined with lyrical themes that examine the human race, consciousness, and awareness. (2019)

"Just Before I Sleep" - Create for yourself a new reality with these calming affirmation songs. (2018)

"Open" - A "feel-good" thought inspiring album that fuses pop, jazz and world music. (2016)

"Oeaho" - (Single) - Oeaho is sung in Quechua and is inspired by the Q'ero Shamans of Peru. (2015)

"I am Grateful" - Affirmation songs: To Heal, Uplift and Inspire (2014)

"Together we Roam" - Roam with Alexia in her kaleidoscopic world; it's like sunshine in a CD (2013)

"The Joy of Sadhana" - Mantras used for Aquarian Sadhana (A morning kundalini yoga practice) (2012)

 "Har" - A collection of ancient mantras used to assist deep meditation practices, with a captivating voice and lush multi-instrumental arrangements"(2012)
"Mirándote" - Mantras recorded live at Livingston Studios. (2011)

 "Ella Es Amor"  - One guitar. One voice. A raw set of acoustic songs (2010) 

"This Heart" - A collection of songs written and composed by Alexia. (2008)

 "Jap Hari" - Alexia's debut album, presenting acoustic mantra lullabies with alt-folk influence. (2006)


 

 “Deceptively simple songs sung by a captivating artist” – Phil Jackson, specialist BBC music presenter

"Alexia has a beautiful voice delivered with incredible honesty, bringing to life her sweet songs" Po'Girl

"In the past 5 years I have been engineer for South Live, Alexia is one of the most open and sincere person I have ever met. Her songs and lyrics are a reflection of her inquisitive and compassionate nature" Dan Bridge - Session Engineers for BBC Sussex Radio

Waah Yantee

Alexia Chellun

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