Invocation

Saying Goodbye

Live concert in Terre d´Âmes (Grandjean, France)
17.01.2015

Song of Peia Luzzi : http://peiasong.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM1VkW6TekM
in solidarity with Idle No More (idlenomore.ca)

Lyrics:
Blessed we are to dance on this ground
With the rhythm of saints to carry the sound
We hold a prayer for the Earth, for the ones yet to come
May you walk in Beauty and remember your song.

Blessed we are to dance on this ground
With the rhythm of saints to carry the sound
We hold a pray for all Life, for the days yet to come
May you walk in Beauty and remember your soul.

Remember why you came here
Remember your life is sacred.
Remember why you came here
Remember this life is sacred.

A ya ye ya ye ya ye yo (4X)



Blessed we are (Peia cover)

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

"Ani qu ne’ chawu’nani ani qu ne ‘ chawu’nani A wa wa bikana’ kayena a wa wa biqana’ kayena Iyahuhthi’ bisiti Iyahuhthi’ bisiti

When evening descended upon the Indian village*, When evening descended upon the Indian village The Medicine-man disappeared into the forest, The Medicine-man disappeared into the forest, Touching the ground with his hands Touching the ground with his hands."

Translation via Animal Dancer <3

Guitar and vocals ~ Lindsey Wise
Flute ~ John Dumas
Bass ~ Patricio Labarca
Production & beats ~ @Raio

Walk In Beauty

Walk in Beauty

Ah Ni Kuni ~ Walk in Beauty

Tuning into the rise of the full moon in Guru Purnima, the full moon of the teacher, and feeling into the movement of the emotional waters within.  Thinking to all the experiences, connections, disconnections, people, relationships, challenges, and moments that colour my human experience, that humble me, challenge me, support me, teach me, help me rise up and remind me always to return to flow, to the LOVE.  In deep gratitude and humility to this Great Mystery of Life.

Special Thanks to Lindsey Wise for her angelic harmonies.

Please Sing with me and Enjoy
XOXO

Humble Yourself

Pantera Negra  (Intop & Mariana Root)

Give Thanks (with Adrian Freedman on Shakuhatchi)

￼Oh Divine Mother
Teach us to be in Your love Everyday
Oh Holy Father
Give us the strength of Your light Everyday

I give thanks for this day
I give thanks for the Earth
I give thanks for what feeds my soul In every way

Oh Divine Mother... Oh Holy Father...

I give thanks for the Sun
I give thanks for the Moon
I give thanks for the Life Force in me And I give praise
Oh Divine Mother... Oh Holy Father...
￼￼
I give thanks for the friends
I give thanks for the love
I give thanks for this big family Humanity

Oh Divine Mother... Oh Holy Father...

I Give thanks for these flowers 
And i give thanks for Your Power 
And I pray that I be with You in every way

C ..... G Am
C ..... G Am
Dm Am Dm Am 
Dm C G Am
Dm Am Dm Am 
Dm C G Am

13 - Give Thanks (Gaya Songs)

written by Bachan Kaur and Surya Devi

Beloved of mine
I see you 
I see me 
In all that you do
Beloved of mine
We are one
We are the moon 
And we are the sun
We are the sun (2 X)

Que mi corazón refleje tu luz de amor
Como la luna refleja la luz del sol
En amor, siempre en amor (2 X)

Sita Ram 
Sita Ram 
Jai Jai Ram 
Sita Ram 



Beloved of mine (Bachan Kaur & Surya Devi)

download full album here:
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/

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The sound of Bachan Kaur’s voice can make you forget what you’re doing and remember who you are.

Diverse cultural, spiritual and musical influences infuse her sound, weaving a tapestry of kaleidoscopic luminescence. 
You'll hear multiple languages dance between sparse dreamy electronica, organic earthy acoustics, soul stirring poetics, and the occasional boom and clack. Bachan’s sincerity invites you into the mystical nature of your soul where complexities, dissonance and sorrows are welcomed and soothed. Mother earth and the human heart are the bread and butter of this artist’s intention and you can taste it in every song.

Bachan has self-produced and released 8 albums alongside singles and musical videos that are cherished in yoga studios, sacred ceremonies and earbuds around the globe. Primarily a visual artist, her sound breathes with the immersive quality of a painter chasing rainbows while singing lullabies.  She collaborates frequently with electro world music producers, so be sure to check some of those out. In 2023 she's sharing a collection of devotional Sikh songs, as an ode to the sacred influence of this spiritual path in her life. Stay tuned ! ✨

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