Released: Feb 2008
Journey inter-dimensionally to the heart of the Great Central Sun, to the Temple of the Violet Flame, and transmute all lower aspects of self into the purity and perfection of God. Experience some of the many gifts and blessings St Germain has to offer to assist us with our spiritual development. Allow St. Germain to take you to Wyoming to visit his retreat - The Cave of Symbols.

St Germain & The Violet Flame Meditation

UK singer/songwriter Siri Sadhana Kaur shares and delivers tracks from her fourth and latest music Cd Aloka’s Grace with exquisite power and deep intimacy. These chants and mantras derive from the tradition of Kundalini Yoga and have been arranged from poetic verses of the Jap Ji by Guru Nanak, and wonderful mantra ballads that make the heart sing. 
Siri will be sharing her music that is both moving and has great depth within a diverse musical range. This yogic music is to sing, meditate and listen too, and to elevate the mind and soothe and heal the sou

03 Mannai Marag Thak Na Pae

Sad Robby

by Ayub Ogada/Mbarak Achieng © Real World Records
Arrangement by Surya Prakasha 

Translation from Dholuo:  
“Rain is coming, do you hear what I say? 
The rain is on its way, return our cattle home.
Children, what is it that you think you do?
The rain is on it's way, return our cattle home.”

Surya Prakasha (drum set, lead vocals, harmonium), Evan Fraser (kamale ngoni, vocals), Eliyahu Sills (bansuri, upright bass, vocals)


Kothbiro

Vision

Alana Fairchild

Kuan Yin stirs our hearts, ignites our souls with passionate love of peace, and lifts us to a place of such sublime beauty, we cannot help but surrender into the magnificence of our own divine lotus nature.

Blue Angel Publishing

Alana Fairchild's Album

Ocean of Love

Divine Lotus Mother - Ocean of Love sample

an instrumental track, very moving and cinematic

Call of the Beloved

Rio Dos Couros

For cellist Dave Eggar, the parallels between Mozart and yoga reside in the (sense of) flow and grace we feel in our bodies. “There is a lot of depth to Mozart’s pieces,” he says. “Where Mozart intersects with yoga is in the depth of these pieces corresponding to the depths of your body on an energetic level.” Just as a master musician creates an effortless journey between the phrases of each piece of music, so the yogi is able to accentuate each posture with a natural poise. This idea was the foundation of his new album, The Yoga Sessions:Dave Eggar Quartet: Mozart (Yoga Organix/White Swan). 

The idea of devoting Mozart to a yoga class happened nearly instantaneously between Eggar and producer David Schommer, founder of Yoga Organix and The Yoga Sessions series. “David told me about his yoga series,” Eggar remarks, “and I had been thinking about how to create music suited for the yoga experience. I go to class a lot, and I hear world music, trance, and singer/songwriter material. I thought it would be an interesting concept to record classical music intentioned to function in a Yoga class.” 

Music has been in Eggar’s life since youth. A natural born prodigy, at age three he learned cello and piano, performing on Broadway and at the Metropolitan Opera by age seven. His training includes time at Julliard and Harvard University, but his passion lies in the healing modalities that music creates and in the exploration of musical diversity. That diversity can be understood through his work: As an Artist, he has recorded the celebrated New Age albums, Serenity, Angelic Embrace, Left of Blue), and most recently his newest, Kingston Morning, which featured contributions by reggae legends Luciano and Sly and Robbie. Eggar's diversity extends through his studio work, recording with the likes of COLDPLAY, Amy Lee and Evanescence, the FLUX Quartet, as well as being featured on numerous original scores for film. He has also been workshopping new pieces with and for his karate dojo, blending his knowledge and practice of the martial arts, and recently performing that collaboration at Lincoln Center for the Arts.

Especially inspired by the D major Andante of Mozart's D Major String Quartet, the 'Prussian' (K.575), Eggar went to work with Schommer and longtime collaborator and Violinist Rachel Golub figuring out exactly how this music would move with the format of a yoga class. “The salutations and flow parts were the most natural to pick pieces for,” he says. "One of the interesting things we found was that slowing down minuet movements elicited a very powerful emotional response. We started playing some pieces at half tempo, and it was beautiful. For the piece 'Vishranti' (For Savasana) and the album starter, "Om" piece we were presented an opportunity to create something original, based off of Mozart's melodic structure".

OM Mozart -sample

Recorded in 2016 as the background music for a guided meditation, Branwen has been remixed and remastered with added synth as an instrumental only in 2018 .

Music For Goddesses

Branwen

YouTube Channel

Bill Webb has selected the most relaxing and meditative tracks from his over two dozen albums to enhance his own recent acupuncture sessions. They help him to connect to his inner healing soul and this music has enhanced the healing process. It will help with any type of discipline of the healing arts such as massage therapy, Reiki, crystals, stones, chiropractic, aroma therapy, healing touch and all other energy therapies or for your own meditative practice. This music was composed and recorded in a meditative and connective state, and was put together in the most professional manner in state of the art recording studios. Its high quality enhances the sonic experience of the listener and the higher quality the sound system, the more effective will be the vibrations and harmonies of the music.

For a soothing healing experience. Peaceful Instrumental music from Bill Webb's Native American Flute, Music for Yoga and Meditation albums. Re-mixed and re-mastered to vibrate and heal the body.

Dream Pictures

Website and Store

01 The Healing Drum

Darshan

Guru Ram Das Meditation

The Native American Flute Music podcast is hosted by Bill Webb.  Bill Webb is a composer, performer and singer of original music featuring Native American flute and world instruments.  The Native American Flute Podcast includes music from dozens of his published albums from the first release, 'Native American Flute' in 2003 to 'Medicine' released in 2017.  New albums will be played on the weekly podcasts as they are released along with the many previous albums.  Native American Flute guest artists  and flute makers will be featured in some podcasts.

01 The Healing Drum

Native American Flute Music

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