Name: Om Namah Shivay - by Aine by DutchDedication
Duration: 4 min 56 s
Description: The well-known Om Namah Shivay mantra/bhajan, given a modern twist by Aine from the sangha of Mooji.

The well-known Om Namah Shivay mantra/bhajan, given a modern twist by Aine from the sangha of Mooji.

Om Namah Shivay - by Aine

kiss me

Bridge the Divide
Lyrics and music by Tom Harris

Verse 1  
Families gathered, but hearts split in two,  
Red and blue colors clouding the view,  
Friends are like strangers, words left unsaid,  
Holding tight to beliefs that we’re both being led.

Chorus  
We’re stronger than the fight, deeper than the pride,  
Can we listen to each other without picking sides?  
Oh, let’s bridge the divide, not sharpen the blade,  
In a world that’s torn, let’s start to pave the way.

Verse 2  
Brothers and sisters, we once saw eye to eye,  
Now the echo chambers drown out every cry,  
Lost in our stories, stuck in the scroll,  
Forgetting the faces that make us whole.

Chorus  
We’re stronger than the fight, deeper than the pride,  
Can we listen to each other without picking sides?  
Oh, let’s bridge the divide, not sharpen the blade,  
In a world that’s torn, let’s start to pave the way.

Bridge  
We don’t have to agree, but we need to be kind,  
Open our hearts and open our minds,  
Debate and discuss, not rant or shout,  
Meet in the middle, let love drown the doubt.

Verse 3  
It’s time to remember the bonds that we share,  
Beyond the opinions, beyond the flared air,  
Friendships worth more than the points we defend,  
Finding our way back to each other again.

Chorus  
We’re stronger than the fight, deeper than the pride,  
Can we listen to each other without picking sides?  
Oh, let’s bridge the divide, not sharpen the blade,  
In a world that’s torn, let’s start to pave the way.

Outro  
Let’s lay down our arms, reach out our hands,  
One by one, we’ll heal this land,  
Agree to disagree, but remember our ties,  
It’s a hard road to walk, but we’re willing to try,  
So let’s bridge the divide, together as one,  
This fight’s not worth winning if love’s what we’ve shunned.

Bridge The Divide

I am not the only traveler
Who has not repaid his debt
I've been searching for a trail to follow again
Take me back to the night we met
And then I can tell myself
What the hell I'm supposed to do
And then I can tell myself
Not to ride along with you

I had all and then most of you
Some and now none of you
Take me back to the night we met
I don't know what I'm supposed to do
Haunted by the ghost of you
Oh, take me back to the night we met

When the night was full of terrors
And your eyes were filled with tears
When you had not touched me yet
Oh, take me back to the night we met

I had all and then most of you
Some and now none of you
Take me back to the night we met
I don't know what I'm supposed to do
Haunted by the ghost of you
Take me back to the night we met

The Night We Met

The night we met

The Stash in Cundletown

"Down" by Jonathan Patton is an evocative exploration of resilience and self-discovery. The song opens with a sense of longing and reflection, as the narrator welcomes the opportunity to rise from a place of darkness. The imagery of light morphing into night sets a poignant tone, highlighting the struggle between hope and despair.

As the verses unfold, Patton delves into the depths of his emotions, searching for grace amidst the shadows. The lyrics convey a powerful message about embracing vulnerability and finding strength in adversity, emphasizing that every step taken is a step towards healing. The recurring theme of scars symbolizes the journey of overcoming challenges, each one telling a unique story and worn with pride.

In a climactic turn, the chorus heralds the arrival of dawn, signifying renewal and the promise of brighter days ahead. The flicker of hope ignites a newfound passion, urging the narrator to embrace the present and pursue dreams with courage. The song ultimately culminates in a sense of liberation, reminding listeners that despite life's complexities, there is beauty in the journey and freedom in self-acceptance.

“Down” Lyrics:

Welcome down, it’s been awhile since we could ascend.

I once saw light, but not so bright, it morphed to the night.

And in the dark, I feel my pulse, grabbing for life.

Take a breath, forgive the hurt, it’ll be alright.




In shadows deep, where silence creeps, I search for grace,  

With every step, I’ll find my strength, I’ll embrace the chase.  

Through the storms, I’ll rise again, with hope as my guide,  

With every scar, a story told, I’ll wear them with pride.  



The dawn will break, the clouds will part, revealing the day,  

A flicker bright, ignites my heart, leading the way.  

So here I stand, I’ll take the chance, to soar and to dream,  

In this moment, I am free, nothing’s as it seems.

Down - Original by Jonathan Patton

The Weight of the World is a song about the invisible burdens we all carry and the strength it takes to keep moving forward. It’s a reflection on the quiet battles that shape us, the lessons hidden in the struggle, and the hope that comes from knowing we’re not alone.

The lyrics explore how life can feel overwhelming, but even in the heaviest moments, there’s growth, resilience, and purpose. It’s a reminder that every scar, every climb, and every tear leaves behind something meaningful—a story, a strength, or a reason to continue.

This song is for anyone who’s felt the weight pressing down but kept walking anyway. You’re stronger than you know, and the path ahead always holds hope. Thank you for listening. 💙

The Weight of the World

John 3:17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him.

Jesus came into the world as a baby, subjected himself to humility, and died for all. I wrote this song to express the humility that Jesus Christ endured for the sake of all mankind. His Birth, Humility, Death and Resurrection paid the price for the sins of mankind.

Birth

Jesus was born into humble circumstances, in a shelter for animals and laid in a manger. His birth was a demonstration of humility and was in keeping with his mission. 

Humility

Jesus Christ, the son of God in the flesh humbled himself by taking on the form of a human being, and by not taking advantage of the luxuries he had in heaven. He endured persecution, shame, and scorn, and was ultimately crucified for sinful mankind.

Death

Jesus died for all so that those who live would live for him. His death was a sacrifice for sinners, and represented the greatest victory over evil. 
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him will have eternal life. 
John 3:17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him.

Jesus now says this in Revelation 1:18. " I am the one who lives; I was dead, but look, I am alive forever and ever! And I hold the keys to death and to the place of the dead,

Not Just An Ordinary Man

I Love It

The storm breaks for a rainbow
As droplets dance across the Netarts Bay 
Eagles soar between the clouds
And sun peeks out to shine upon your face

A seal in the surf rolling in joy
darts in and out along the waves
A baby otter on her momma’s chest
Lets out a yawn then wants to play

Amber hughes start coloring the night 
Gold curtains open up a shimmering sky
Awakening a hope 
To catch a glimmer of Northern Lights

We loaded up our traps
And set the boat to float across the Netarts Bay 
I shucked a bunch of oysters 
while we waited for the crabs to come our way
This showering of light
That rushes over us as dusk begins to fade
Leaves us struck with awe and wonder
As the boat so gently glides into the haze

Amber hues start coloring the night 
Gold curtains open up a shimmering sky
It seems as if we finally have the chance
To bask beneath the Northern Lights

Amber hughes start coloring the night 
Gold curtains open up a shimmering sky
Who knows? We may just come to find 
Our destiny 
Sailing to the Northern Lights

The Northern Lights (rough mix)

Comfy Cozy

Dutch. And dedicated. To Osho, Swaha and all those other Beings of Light that bring Awareness into this world. The Goose Is Out.

Om Namah Shivay - by Aine

DutchDedication

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