The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2 - Collection of conscious female reggae songs with lyrics of ancient wisdom.

The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2

A casket void dropped on a careless soil;
A choice less rare may call a happier fate.”
But Savitri answered from her violent heart,–
Her voice was calm, her face was fixed like steel:

“Once my heart chose and chooses not again.
The word I have spoken can never be erased,
It is written in the record book of God.
The truth once uttered, from the earth’s air effaced,

By mind forgotten, sounds immortally
For ever in the memory of Time.

Once the dice fall thrown by the hand of Fate
In an eternal moment of the gods.

Jo Elle - Forgotten (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

Escape brings not the victory and the crown.
In absolute silence Sleeps an absolute Power.
A God comes down greater by the fall.
A giant dance of Shiva tore the past.

The life you lead Conceals the light you are.
The great are strongest When they stand alone.
The day-bringer Must walk In darkest night.
Our life is a march To a victory Never won.

Whoever is too great Must lonely live.
The soul in man Is greater Than his fate.

Man can accept his fate, He can refuse.
His failure is not failure Whom God leads

Veronika Lebetskaya - Dance Of Shiva (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

All can be done if the God-touch is there
Only a little The God-light can stay.
A traveller between summit and abyss.
The human in him Paced with the Divine.

Oh, surely one day, He shall come to our cry.
None can reach heaven, Who has not Passed through hell.
Oh, surely one day, He shall come to our cry.
None can reach heaven, Who has not Passed through hell.


God shall grow up While the wise men
Talk and sleep. We are sons of God And must be even as he. 
Beyond earth’s longitudes and latitudes. 
Our life Is a holocaust Of the Supreme.

Oh, surely one day, He shall come to our cry.
None can reach heaven, Who has not Passed through hell.
Oh, surely one day, He shall come to our cry.
None can reach heaven, Who has not Passed through hell.

Our human state Cradles the future god.
The One by whom all live, Who lives by none.

Valentina Iela - Delusion (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

Earth felt the Imperishable’s passage close:
The waking ear of Nature heard her steps
And wideness turned to her its limitless eye,
And, scattered on sealed depths, her luminous smile

Oh Sun, shine shine shine
Oh Sun, shine shine shine

Kindled to fire the silence of the worlds.
All grew a consecration and a rite.
Air was a vibrant link between earth and heaven;
The wide-winged hymn of a great priestly wind

Oh Sun, shine shine shine
Oh Sun, shine shine shine

A high and blank negation is not all,
A huge extinction is not God’s last word,
Life’s ultimate sense, the close of being’s course,
The meaning of this great mysterious world.

Molarah - Oh Sun (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

One day one day 
you will meet me by the moonlight
the moonlight ;)

Sunheart - By The Moonlight (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

Bring into life’s closed room the Immortal’s air
And fill the finite with the Infinite.
All that denies must be torn out and slain
And crushed the many longings for whose sake

We lose the One for whom our lives were made.
Now other claims had hushed in him their cry:
Only he longed to draw her presence and power
Into his heart and mind and breathing frame;

Her healing touch of love and truth and joy
Her healing touch of love and truth and joy
Her healing touch of love and truth and joy
Her healing touch of love and truth and joy

Into the darkness of the suffering world.
His soul was freed and given to her alone.
Into the darkness of the suffering world.
His soul was freed and given to her alone.

Mila.Akilah - Healing Touch (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

Reggae & Dub music about Love, Divinity and Unity of it with happenings and random thoughts on life

Jo Elle - Forgotten (The Best Milky & Juicy Female Reggae Collection 2)

Black Sea Records