Giant production, really cool vocal quality & impressive acoustical performance. Top of the chart 👍

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Resonating Rap Flow: Suffering’s Journey & Liberation

This track is a resonant rap journey that dives deep into the paradox of suffering and liberation. It boldly questions the nature of pain—challenging us to see every scar not as an end, but as a spark for transformation. With raw, poetic verses and an urban beat that pulses with defiant energy, the song transforms life’s hardships into a powerful anthem of resilience. It invites listeners to rise from the depths of despair and embrace the journey toward renewal, questioning the inevitability of suffering while celebrating the indomitable human spirit that turns adversity into art.

Verse 1:
Suffering exists, man, it’s the pulse in our pain,
A shadow on our shoulders, echoes in the rain.
Every scar’s a story, every tear lays the seed—
In the heart of the struggle, our spirit finds the need.
I’m asking, why we hurt? What’s the cost of our climb?
In the chaos of our doubts, we find our rhythm in time.

Hook:
Yes, suffering’s real, but it fuels our spark,
In the fire of the struggle, we ignite out of the dark.
Every trial’s a lesson, every wound’s a spark—
Step up, break the chains, and light up the dark.

Verse 2:
Doubt’s the constant beat, questioning our fate,
Every setback’s a lesson that we just can’t overstate.
Feel the pressure of the grind, but know the path’s not set—
In every broken piece, a future is met.
We ride the storm with resilience, a rhythm so raw,
Transforming every sorrow into something to adore.

Bridge:
The road ahead’s uncharted, but the beat is still loud,
We’re crafting our tomorrow, standing fierce and proud.
Through the fire and the rain, our souls ignite—
Rising from the ashes to meet the dawn’s first light.

Verse 3:
In the cadence of our questioning, we find a new way,
Turning scars into lyrics, pain into a brighter day.
Every verse a declaration, every line a breakthrough,
Resonating in the struggle, our spirit pushing through.
Let’s dance upon our shadows, let the past unwind—
In the art of overcoming, true freedom we find.

Outro:
So remember, suffering’s real, but it’s not the final score—
It’s the heartbeat of our journey, the key to something more.
Keep questioning, keep rising, let your spirit be free—
In the rap of our lives, we’re writing our destiny.

Resonating Rap Flow: Suffering’s Journey & Liberation

Children of the Lotus Blues

A soulful blues folk rendition of Buddhist wisdom teachings, "Children of the Lotus Blues" weaves ancient spiritual concepts into an accessible American roots framework. The song tells the story of enlightened children seeking truth while featuring haunting call-and-response vocals that echo traditional spirituals. Backed by sparse, emotive acoustic guitar work, the gentle thrum of stand-up bass, and mournful harmonica interludes, this contemplative piece bridges Eastern philosophy and Western folk traditions. The lyrics transform the formal structure of the Lotus Sutra's teachings into an intimate, accessible journey that resonates across cultural boundaries while maintaining spiritual authenticity.

Lyrics: 
Verse 1: 
Dawn was breakin', light was shakin' 
When those children put their toys away 
Hearts on fire, souls reachin' higher 
Seekin' out the Buddha's Way, 
(oh yeah, Seekin' out the Buddha's Way)

Chorus: 
Tell us the truth, oh wise one 
Set our troubled souls free 
Show us the light within us 
Show what we all can be

Verse 2: 
Minds like water, clear and knowin' 
They bowed before their father wise 
No gold or treasure could they measure 
Against the truth before their eyes, 
(oh Lord, Against the truth before their eyes)

Chorus: 
Tell us the truth, oh wise one 
Set our troubled souls free 
Show us the light within us 
Show what we all can be

Bridge: 
"If we reach that other shore," they said 
"Others can follow too 
The path we walk, the chains we break 
Will help all beings break through" 
(Help all beings break through)

Verse 3: 
While we're walkin' through this valley 
Caught in sufferin's endless wheel 
These children show the way to go 
Where wisdom's flame burns real, so real,
(Where wisdom's flame burns real)

Chorus: 
Tell us the truth, oh wise one 
Set our troubled souls free 
Show us the light within us 
Show what we all can be

Verse 4: 
Like a lotus in the water 
The Dharma blooms in every heart 
From the darkness into brightness 
We've been Buddhas from the start, 
my friend,  
(We've been Buddhas from the start)

Final Chorus: 
Tell us the truth, oh wise one 
Set our troubled souls free 
Show us the light within us 
Show what we all can be 
(Show what we all can be) 
(Show what we all can be)
[Harmonica outro]



Children of the Lotus Blues

"Upgrade My Soul" is a soulful country blues folk piece that weaves together heartfelt lyrics and a melodic narrative, inviting listeners on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening. The song captures the essence of life’s constant changes and the quest for deeper meaning in a fast-paced world. 

With its rustic acoustic guitar riffs and smooth rhythmic beats, the track evokes a sense of nostalgia while addressing contemporary themes of personal growth and transformation. The poignant lyrics reflect the struggle between the old and the new, urging listeners to embrace a timeless wisdom that transcends generations. 

In essence, "Upgrade My Soul" combines the raw emotionality of country blues with the introspective storytelling of folk music, creating a sound that resonates deeply with anyone seeking to elevate their spirit and reconnect with their true self.

Verse 1  
I’m lost in the noise of this digital age,  
Scrolling for answers, trapped on the page.  
But there’s a master key, it’s ancient and true,  
The Lotus Sutra whispers, "It’s all within you."

 Chorus  
Upgrade my soul, rewrite my code,  
Guide me through the heavy load.  
A timeless truth in a fleeting time,  
Awakening hearts, one verse, one line.  

 Verse 2  
Like a network of wisdom, it lights up my mind,  
A fiber optic bridge to truths I couldn’t find.  
No need for quick fixes, no temporary patch,  
This is the source code no trend can match.  

 Chorus  
Upgrade my soul, rewrite my code,  
Guide me through the heavy load.  
A timeless truth in a fleeting time,  
Awakening hearts, one verse, one line.  

 Bridge  
(Spoken or sung softly with light instrumentation)  
It’s not just an app, it’s the whole design,  
A renewable power that transcends time.  
From climate fears to feeling alone,  
The Sutra reminds me, we’re never on our own.  

 Verse 3  
It’s the solar power for my weary heart,  
Sustainable light when the world falls apart.  
Through all the updates and fleeting trends,  
The Sutra’s wisdom, like love, never ends.  

 Chorus  
Upgrade my soul, rewrite my code,  
Guide me through the heavy load.  
A timeless truth in a fleeting time,  
Awakening hearts, one verse, one line.  

 Verse 4  
Like mugwort straightened in a field of hemp,  
Or a crooked soul finding the strength to repent.  
The Sutra’s a teacher, a path to align,  
Its lessons eternal, transcending the time.  

 Final Chorus  
Upgrade my soul, rewrite my code,  
Guide me through the heavy load.  
The Dharma sings in a quiet tone,  
Reminding us all, we’re never alone.  

 Outro  
(Soft and reflective)  
In a world of updates, trends that fade,  
The Lotus Sutra’s light won’t degrade.  
It’s the operating system for a weary soul,  
An eternal upgrade that makes us whole.  

Upgrade My Soul

"The Bodhisattva's Mirror" is a contemplative and gently melancholic folk song, infused with subtle blues influences. Inspired by Buddhist philosophy, the song explores the idea that enlightenment and compassion reside within all beings, and that every encounter offers an opportunity for transformation. The lyrics paint a picture of a Bodhisattva – an enlightened being dedicated to helping others – who appears in countless forms, reflecting back our own potential for awakening.

(Verse 1 - Folk Style - Simple Chords, steady rhythm) In this world of mist and pain, Where joy and sorrow fall like rain, A gentle spirit walks unseen, Reflectin' back what might have been. A Bodhisattva, soft and low, Watchin' seeds of kindness grow.

(Chorus - Slightly more Bluesy - a little more vocal power, maybe a harmonica fill) Oh, the mirror shines, it shows us true, Buddha-nature waitin' in me and you. Lookin' for a light to break the chain, Love is here, again and again.

(Verse 2 - Folk Style - slightly more rhythmic) Like moonlight dancin' on the lake, Or petals fallin' for goodness sake, This spirit changes, takes a guise, A teacher's wisdom in their eyes. A child's sweet face, a stranger's hand, Help is offered across the land.

(Chorus - Slightly more Bluesy - a little more vocal power, maybe a harmonica fill) Oh, the mirror shines, it shows us true, Buddha-nature waitin' in me and you. Lookin' for a light to break the chain, Love is here, again and again.

(Verse 3 - Blues influenced - a little more space in the rhythm, slightly more vocal inflection) Greed can rust the heart within, But compassion lets the healing begin. A cool breeze whisperin' in the soul, Makin' broken spirits whole. Walk with care on this weary ground, Every breath a sacred sound.

(Verse 4 - Folk Style - building slightly in intensity) From mountain high to ocean deep, While we're wakin' and while we sleep, A song is callin', soft and clear, "Awaken, love is always here!" In every face, a mystery, A chance for transformation, you see.

(Chorus - Strongest yet - full vocal, harmonica prominent) Oh, the mirror shines, it shows us true, Buddha-nature waitin' in me and you. Lookin' for a light to break the chain, Love is here, again and again.

(Bridge - Bluesy - slower, more introspective - maybe a simple guitar solo) Who can say which form we'll find, To leave the troubled world behind? Each one a teacher, hid from view, Waitin' for a heart that's open and new.

(Outro - Folk Style - fades out slowly - fingerpicked guitar) So open your eyes, and look around, Love is here, on sacred ground. Love is here... Love is here... (Instrumental fade)

The Bodhisattva’s Mirror

"The Buddha's Disappearance" is a contemplative hip-hop track that reimagines ancient Buddhist wisdom for the modern era. Drawing directly from Chapter 16 of the Lotus Sutra, the lyrics explore the paradoxical teaching that sometimes a spiritual guide must disappear for their message to be truly received. The track cleverly frames Buddha's strategic absence as an act of compassion rather than abandonment, using the parable of the wise physician to illustrate how we often value what seems lost more than what's constantly available.

Through three verses connected by a powerful hook, the song progresses from recognizing suffering, to understanding the teacher's strategy, to discovering the Buddha nature within oneself. The production balances meditative elements with contemporary beats, creating space for reflection while maintaining an engaging rhythm. The bridge serves as a moment of revelation, while the outro delivers the ultimate insight: the Buddha we seek externally is ultimately found within.

Verse 1
I see you sinking, struggling, drowning in the deep 
Caught in suffering's ocean, can't get no sleep 
I offered you medicine, you pushed it away 
"Not now, not this, maybe some other day" 
So I gotta disappear, that's my strategic move 
Sometimes absence is the only thing that proves 
The value of what's always been right in your face 
Creating that void so you finally embrace

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Verse 2
Your house is burning but you're playing with the flame 
Poison in your system, you don't know who to blame 
I'm like that wise physician with the remedy in hand 
Playing dead so my children finally understand 
It ain't about my ego or getting your respect 
It's about waking you up to what you neglect 
Sometimes the teacher's gotta exit the stage 
For the student to turn to the unread page

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Bridge
I never really left though (No) 
I'm eternally present (Yes) 
The Buddha nature flowing 
Through your veins like a current 
You think I disappeared (Nah) 
But I've been here all along (Right here) 
When you stopped taking me for granted 
That's when my signal got strong

Verse 3
You gotta lose me to find me, that's the paradox 
When I'm out of sight, that's when your mind unlocks 
The Lotus teaching hidden in plain view 
The path was always there, waiting on you 
I'm in the silence between your thoughts 
In the space where attachment gets caught 
I'm in the breath that you finally notice 
When suffering gets real and you lose your focus

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Outro
So thank me for leaving, thank me for the space 
'Cause now you're seeking, looking for my face 
And in that seeking, you'll find what was true: 
The Buddha you're looking for—that Buddha is you

The Buddhas Disappearance

"Out of Reach" delves into the complexities of the human journey, acknowledging the inevitable struggles and suffering we encounter. It's not a naive optimism, but rather a realistic portrayal of the challenges inherent in growth. The song suggests that often, the very things we seek – whether it's understanding, peace, or connection – seem elusive, "out of reach." This creates a tension that drives the narrative and resonates deeply with anyone who has faced obstacles.

However, the core message isn't one of despair. Instead, it posits that this sense of being "out of reach" is a catalyst for transformation. It's in the moments of feeling lost that we are compelled to search, to question, and ultimately, to discover a deeper strength within ourselves. The "light within" is not a given, but something found through the process of seeking. The song emphasizes that this journey is not always linear or easy; it involves moments of darkness and uncertainty. Yet, it is precisely through navigating these difficult times that we cultivate resilience and uncover our inner resources.

[Lyrics]
Verse 1
I see you sinking, struggling, drowning in the deep
Caught in suffering's ocean, can't get no sleep
I offered you a lifeline, you pushed it away
"Not now, not this, maybe some other day"
So I gotta disappear, that's my strategic move
Sometimes absence is the only thing that proves
The value of what's always been right in your face
Creating that void so you finally embrace

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me)
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see)
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach)
The help was always there, just out of reach

Verse 2
Your house is burning but you're playing with the flame
Poison in your system, you don't know who to blame
I'm like that wise physician with the remedy in hand
Stepping back so you finally understand
It ain't about my ego or getting your respect
It's about waking you up to what you neglect
Sometimes the teacher's gotta exit the stage
For the student to turn to the unread page

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me)
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see)
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach)
The help was always there, just out of reach

Bridge
I never really left though (No)
I'm eternally present (Yes)
The guiding spirit flowing
Through your veins like a current
You think I disappeared (Nah)
But I've been here all along (Right here)
When you stopped taking things for granted
That's when my signal got strong

Verse 3
You gotta lose me to find me, that's the paradox
When I'm out of sight, that's when your mind unlocks
The hidden wisdom in plain view
The path was always there, waiting on you
I'm in the silence between your thoughts
In the space where attachment gets caught
I'm in the breath that you finally notice
When suffering gets real and you lose your focus

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me)
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see)
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach)
The help was always there, just out of reach

Outro x2
So thank me for leaving, thank me for the space
'Cause now you're seeking, looking for my face
And in that seeking, you'll find what was true:
The strength you're looking for—that strength is you

Out of Reach

“Same Sun, Same Sky” is a heartfelt blues-folk ballad inspired by the timeless teachings of the Lotus Sutra. With gravelly vocals, acoustic textures, and soul-deep lyrics, this song explores the universal light that shines on all people, regardless of their path, pain, or past. It’s a gentle reminder that we are all walking under the same sky, bathed in the same sun, and connected by a shared mystery. In a divided world, this ballad is a call to compassion, understanding, and spiritual kinship.

Lyrics: 
I walk this road with a heavy load,  
You got your path, and I got my code.  
But that sunrise don’t ask why—  
It just climbs up in the sky.  
Yeah, that light don’t pass me by.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Or is that just what we choose to see?  
Truth don’t care 'bout wealth or name,  
That golden light treats us the same.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery...  
So tell me, friend, what’s the difference ‘tween you and me?

You wear your scars like old tattoos,  
I’ve got mine too, just different blues.  
But the wind it don’t take sides—  
It just moves across our lives,  
Like a hymn that never lies.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Or is that just what we claim to be?  
The Dharma don’t ask who you were—  
It flows to all, like water pure.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery...  
So tell me, friend, what’s the distance ‘tween you and me?

Shadows stretch, and candles burn,  
But even the lost, someday return.  
You might think you're far behind,  
But light don’t leave no soul behind.

One day we’ll rest beneath the tree,  
No crowns, no chains, just you and me.  
And we’ll laugh about the fight—  
How we missed that common light,  
Burnin’ steady through the night.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Ain’t no gate on eternity.  
It warms the fool, it warms the wise,  
It shines through all our alibis.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery…  
So tell me now, what’s between you and me?

Same sun…  
Same sky…  
Ain’t no difference…  
‘Less we live that lie.

Same Sun, Same Sky

Better Every Day (In Every Way)

“Better Every Day (In Every Way)” is a soulful folk-blues anthem of personal growth, quiet resilience, and sacred encouragement. Rooted in the journey through hardship, self-reflection, and healing, the song honors the effort it takes to keep moving — step by step — toward a more compassionate, awakened life. With gentle acoustic guitar, intimate vocals, and a timeless message, this track uplifts the spirit and reminds us that progress isn’t always loud — but it is always possible.

Lyrics: 
Verse 1
Woke up with the sunrise on my face,
Another chance to try, another day of grace.
A little more kind than I was before,
Got a heart that’s open, and a soul that soars.

Chorus
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way,
Step by step, come what may.
Makin’ peace with yesterday,
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way.

Verse 2
There’ve been droughts that cracked the soul,
Days I felt I’d lost control.
But still I dug down through the clay,
Lookin’ for the truth to show the way.
I walked through shadows just to learn,
That even thirst can help us yearn.

Chorus
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way,
Step by step, come what may.
Makin’ peace with yesterday,
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way.

Bridge
And the ones who’ve walked this road before,
They guide my steps from distant shores.
In every breath, in every fall,
They whisper, “Child, you’ve heard the call.”

Chorus
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way,
Learning how to bend, how not to break.
Even in silence, we still pray—
We’re just gettin’ better, every day and every way.

Outro
Better every day…
In every way…
Seen by the light…
That never fades.


Better Every Day (In Every Way)

Houston-based songwriter William Altig’s heartfelt single “Clearer Sound” offers a resonant anthem for navigating modern life’s complexities. Blending Folk and Country storytelling with accessible Pop sensibility, the song captures the universal feeling of being overwhelmed by daily worries and noise.

“Clearer Sound” depicts facing everyday pressures and setbacks, but quickly shifts from observation to empowerment. It’s about consciously choosing to filter external chaos and actively listen for inner clarity, represented by hope, intuition, and wisdom.

Lyrics emphasize resilience and growth, aligning with William’s mission of “planting seeds for the future.” The track transforms struggles into strength and builds a more hopeful tomorrow by cultivating inner peace.

Musically, listeners can expect a soundscape rich with acoustic textures, steady rhythms, and William’s authentic vocal delivery, creating a grounding and uplifting feeling. “Clearer Sound” serves as a comforting reminder that clarity, hope, and peace can be found amidst the noise.

Lyrics:
(Verse 1) 
Sunrise hits the window, just another day begins Same old traffic hummin', wonderin' if anybody wins Try to keep my head up, navigate the rush and flow Put a little purpose in the places that I go Sometimes feels like walkin' uphill in the pourin' rain Searchin' for the shelter, tryin' to ease the strain

(Chorus) 
Yeah, the world keeps throwin' static on the frequency A little bit of worry always finds its way to me But I'm learnin' how to turn the dial, tune the bad noise down Keep my two feet steady on this ever-spinnin' ground 'Cause underneath the worry, doubt, and fear I'm listenin' for that signal comin' through so clear Waitin' on, livin' for that clearer sound Yeah, the hope and peace that still spin 'round

(Verse 2) 
Maybe it's a headline, maybe just a word unkind Or another roadblock messin' with your peace of mind Feel that pressure buildin', whisperin' things you shouldn't hear Tryin' hard to pull you back towards the path of fear See the grey clouds gather, feel a chill run down your spine Lookin' for a breakthrough, searchin' for a sign

(Chorus) 
Yeah, the world keeps throwin' static on the frequency A little bit of worry always finds its way to me But I'm learnin' how to turn the dial, tune the bad noise down Keep my two feet steady on this ever-spinnin' ground 'Cause underneath the worry, doubt, and fear I'm listenin' for that signal comin' through so clear Waitin' on, livin' for that clearer sound Yeah, the hope and peace that still spin 'round

(Bridge) 
Sure, the shadows try to pull me back sometimes, it's true Make me feel I'm stuck right here with nothin' I can do But every single lesson, every time I didn't break Is like a tiny seed I planted for goodness sake! Reachin' for the sunlight, growin' strong and high Plantin' hope right here beneath this wide-open sky This feelin' deep inside just helps me understand The future's somethin' buildin' right here in my hands!

(Guitar Solo - Melodic, builds with more energy and optimism than before)

(Chorus) 
Yeah, the world keeps throwin' static on the frequency (Oh, the static!) A little bit of worry always finds its way to me (Finds its way to me!) But I'm learnin' how to turn the dial, tune the bad noise down (Tune it down!) Keep my two feet steady on this ever-spinnin' ground (Feet on the ground!) 'Cause underneath the worry, doubt, and fear (No more fear!) I'm listenin' for that signal comin' through so clear (Comin' through clear!) Waitin' on, livin' for that clearer sound Yeah, the hope and peace that still spin 'round! (Spinning 'round and 'round!)

(Outro) 
Hear that clearer sound... Oh, I hear it comin' now... Tune the static down... let the good times spin around... Plantin' seeds of hope... yeah... That clearer sound... (Fade out with a stronger beat, layered vocals/harmonies on "Clearer Sound," ending on a positive chord)

Clearer Sound

“Once I Was Fame Seeker” is a folk-blues reflection on the ancient path of transformation and purpose. Inspired by Chapter 1 of the Lotus Sūtra, this song gives voice to the past life of Maitreya Bodhisattva—when he was known as Yaśaskāma, the Fame Seeker. Blending timeless Buddhist wisdom with modern soul, the song explores how our desire for recognition can evolve into a vow to serve, uplift, and illuminate others. It’s a tribute to every artist, seeker, and bodhisattva walking the middle way between longing and letting go. Written and performed by The William Altig Choir.

Lyrics: 
[Verse 1]
Once I was Fame Seeker, walking in dreams,
Longing for glory in soft golden beams.
I sang to the stars, “Let them know my name,”
Not for the praise, but to kindle their flame.

[Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, now I just shine,
Not for the spotlight—just to give a sign.
The light in my chest, it’s not mine to claim—
It passes through me, like a whisper of flame.

[Verse 2]
Mañjuśrī remembered, in ages gone by,
When I asked the meaning of light in the sky.
He said, “You too stood there, long time ago—
And the Buddha you loved let your whole heart glow.”

[Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, now I just shine,
I carry a vow beyond space and time.
To sing what is true, to speak what is kind,
To help you remember the light that’s inside.

[Bridge]
Not every name we wear will stay,
But every vow we make lights the way.
From seeker to servant, from longing to peace,
Each echo of Dharma will never cease.

[Final Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, still I walk on,
With my eyes on the dawn, and my heart in the song.
Not for the fame, not for acclaim—
But to leave this world brighter than when I came.

￼


Once I Was Fame Seeker

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Welcome to the musical world of The William Altig Choir, where ancient wisdom meets contemporary sound.

Inspired by the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and infused with deep spiritual themes, my music blends the rich traditions of blues and folk with modern elements, creating a unique fusion that resonates with both the heart and soul.

I've been captivated by the Lotus Sutra's messages of compassion, wisdom, and transformation since my youth. It's a journey of self-discovery that has found its voice in my music. Each song is a reflection of my own spiritual awakening and a celebration of universal truths.

My style is characterized by emotive storytelling, powerful lyrics, and a commitment to exploring the depths of human experience. Featuring contemplative blues, acoustic slide guitar, saxophone melodies, and the harmonies of a gospel choir, my music reflects a quest for enlightenment and a better understanding of the self.

Join me on this musical journey. Together, we can explore the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, finding solace, hope, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

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Once I Was Fame Seeker

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