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A chant to honour the circle of women, received at the Moondance in Mexico leading up to the 2012 Winter Solstice and recorded live a year later at Sahmain in Mindful Sounds Studio opposite Glastonbury Abbey with a beautiful choir of women. 

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MAY ALL MOTHERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE LOVED 
AND MAY ALL SISTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE STRONG 
AND MAY ALL DAUGHTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE WORTHY / BEAUTIFUL / POWERFUL 
THAT THE CIRCLE OF WOMEN MAY LIVE ON , 
THAT THE FIRE OF THE GODDESS MAY BURN ON ! WEHAHEYA WEHAHEYA WEHAHE WEHAHEYA

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Circle of Women

Circle of Women(new version on  Spotify)

We are building a recording studio in the forest of Costa Rica to honor sacred music and it's creation. For more information, check out https://bit.ly/3BSSuP4

Song & Vocals by Ema
Tabla: Edgar
Accordion: Mynah
Guitar Arrange & Production: Vismay
Shaker: Sangit
Recorded in Florestral, 2013-2015

ANCIENT MOTHERS

Ancient Mothers 
I am coming home
 
In the shadow of the Moon 
I can see your face 
In the touch of the Earth 
I can feel your strength 
In the deep of my heart 
I can hear you say 
In this infinite road 
I am following the way 

Ancient Mothers … 

To the hidden wisdom 
That we carry inside 
To the living creatures 
That teach us your guide 
To the force of love 
That keeps us alive 
Reconnect to this power 
We must heal from the lies 

Ancient Mothers… 
 
I am calling you my Mothers 
Come fill this space 
Into the source of truth 
Help us pass through the waves 
We are here to work 
We are here to pray 
For the times of unity 
That will come once again 

Ancient Mothers…

Ancient Mothers

Words and music written by Charlotte Mabon 
https://charlottemabon.bandcamp.com/releases
Charlotte Mabon – ukulele, voice
Mark Mabon – cello
Adrian Freedman - koto
Recorded Scorriton, May Devon 2010
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Adrian Freedman

Thank You by Charlotte Mabon

We might have answered the world’s greatest problems.
We might have won the war.
We might have sung every song that’s been written.
And maybe a couple more.

We might have dreamed up the greatest plot ever.
We might have  keyed the lock.
We might have solved every riddle presented,
If not for that stupid clock.

Why is it all of the greatest times ever come to an end way too soon?
Time spent with friends should never be ended, time for another tune.
“I’ve gotta work in the morning,” won’t cut it. Why does it have to stop?
Time spent with friends is the greatest gift ever. Let’s just ignore the clock.

No one will	ever accuse us of wisdom.
We’ve no agenda here.
All we require is a song for the singing, 
And maybe another beer.

Why is it all of the greatest times ever come to an end way too soon?
Time spent with friends should never be ended, time for another tune.
“I’ve gotta work in the morning,” won’t cut it. Why does it have to stop?
Time spent with friends is the greatest gift ever. Let’s just ignore the clock.

We might have found Jimmy Hoffa, the Loch Ness 
Monster, the matching sock.
So many things we that we might have accomplished
If not for that stupid clock.

If Not For That Stupid Clock

This song is in Quechua (the people’s language spoken mainly in the Andes region of South America). I first heard the language when learning about Shamanism from the Q’eros of Peru in 2012. This song uses words that the Shamans use when calling upon energies to open sacred spaces. They use animals to symbolise directions and chakras and call upon the snake (south), the jaguar (west), the hummingbird (north), the eagle (east), mother earth and father sky (masculine and feminine polarities). 
I wrote the melody staring at a fire one late night and then added the words later, inspired greatly by the wisdom of the ancient Inca knowledge.
In 2015 I had the great pleasure of travelling to Peru to work with the Shamans, record this video and learn more about the simple ways of this ancient science.

This song is tuned in 432Hz which therefore means that it is mathematically consistent with the universe. The ancient bells from Peru used in this track were already tuned to this frequency and so we therefore tuned all the other instruments to match the 432Hz tuning. Music that is tuned in 432Hz transmits healing energy because it is in exact mathematical frequency and vibration to the universe, as opposed to the 440Hz frequency tuning that is most commonly used today. Music therefore tuned in 432Hz frequency is known to be more relaxing, healing and softer for the human being. It is known therefore for it's healing qualities.

Esta canción es en quechua (la lengua que se habla en Perú, principalmente en la región andina de América del Sur). La escuché por primera vez cuando aprendía  chamanismo Q'eros en Perú en 2012. Esta canción usa palabras que los chamanes utilizan al convocar energías para abrir espacios sagrados. Ellos usan animales para simbolizar las direcciones, los chakras y el llamado a la serpiente (sur), el jaguar (oeste), el colibrí (norte), el águila (este), la madre tierra y el cielo padre (polaridades masculino y femenino).
Escribí la melodía mirando al fuego tarde en la noche y añadí la letra más tarde, muy inspirada en la antigua sabiduría inca.
En 2015 tuve el gran placer de viajar a Perú para trabajar con los chamanes, grabar este vídeo y aprender más acerca de las formas simples de esta antigua ciencia.


Esta canción está sintonizada a 432Hz. Esto significa que es matemáticamente consistente con el universo. Las antiguas campanas de Perú utilizadas en esta pista ya estaban sintonizadas a esta frecuencia, por lo cual sintonizamos todos los otros instrumentos para que coincidieran con la afinación en 432Hz. La música que se sintoniza a frecuencia transmite energía curativa, porque como vibra en una frecuencia matemática exacta, vibra con el universo, a diferencia de la sintonización en 440Hz, más comúnmente utilizada en la actualidad. Por lo tanto, la música  sintonizada en esta frequencia 432Hz parece ser más relajante, curativa y más suave para el ser humano; es conocida por sus cualidades sanadoras.

OEAHO

'Native Prayer' from the album 'Mystic Traveler' by  Einat Gilboa & Gerhard Fankhauser

Mystic Traveler

Native Prayer

Native Prayer - Einat Gilboa

°Written & Composed by Suyana°
For support and downloads : suyana.bandcamp.com/album/sanando

°Image by Autumn Skye Morrison°

LYRICS
The wheel/circle of life keeps on turning
Endless times

The path I’m walking keeps unfolding
Endless times

So I bow my head in gratitude
Endless times


Keep whispering Heya
I’ll close my eyes and dance my way home

Keep calling Heyana
I’ll open my heart and sing my way back home

CHORDS
Capo 2

Am - G

Heyana (Original)

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...For all the siSTARS, mothers, friends, daughters, lovers.....  So grateful to you.  Please sing with me.....

You're wise in the ways
in the ways of the ways
of a woman by far
That's what you are

Sing my sisters sing
Sing out loud of all you bring
For how you sing is what you are

Dance / Fall in Love and make romance

Dream / Dream your own reality

Pray / Giving thanks for each new day

Grow / You have a bed to reap and sow

Walk / Don't waste time with all that talk

Live / Receive all that you give

Love / Letting go we rise above

Wise In Her Ways

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http://bachan.bandcamp.com/album/magdalena-mariposa

A song from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, dedicated to Oshun, the Goddess of Love. 
It speaks of a necklace as a symbol of initiation into love.

Melody written by Praful and performed by Deva Premal
http://www.prafulmusic.com/ 

lyrics:
Idé weré weré nita Oshun 
Idé weré weré 
Idé weré weré nita Oshun 
Idé weré weré nita ya 
Ocha kiniba nita Oshun 
Checké checké checké 
Nita ya
Idé weré were

learn to play it and all of these medicine songs in the great book!
www.ayahuasca-wasi.com/medicine-songs/

Bachan - Idé weré weré

03 Shoshanat Hayekum - Cosmic Rose

Amu - Guitar, Vocals
Delia - Guitar, Vocals

Artwork: Leah Marie Dorion

Kikilla is a lullaby from Ecuador in Quechua

Lyrics:

KUJUJA WAWAIPUJUJA
KIKILLA WAWAIKIKILLA
SOMARIKU NAKANIKA
MICHIRIKU NAKANIKA

AYASHANU KAMIWAWA
KUKUSHARU NAMIWAWA
WAKAKUTA AYASMAKA
AKAUTA NOMINJAMI

AYARIPI KAWAWAJA
AYARIPI KARISHUYA
PEWICHARI PALAPUSHA
PEWICHARI ESEPUSHA

WAIPICHARI KARIKUSHA
WAIPICHARI KANTIKUSHA
NJUKA ASHI WAIMIKUSHA
NJUKA KUYA WAIMIKUYA

Watch video of this song:
https://youtu.be/q4wv-_pqR-g

Delia on soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-134367695

Download

Kikilla - Alas de Luz

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

OEAHO

Alexia Chellun

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