Name: Déclenchement Présence by Gina S Cenciose
Duration: 19 min 39 s
Description: un extrait du Processus de la Présence de Michael Brown, lu par Gina Siluwa www.reveniralanatureensoi.com

un extrait du Processus de la Présence de Michael Brown, lu par Gina Siluwa www.reveniralanatureensoi.com

Déclenchement Présence

This track is from my Bliss of Kirtan album and is available for purchase on my website at this link: https://nateshkirtan.com/store. 

The track is a medley of two Ganesha chants written by Natesh.  The first is 'Vakratunda Mahakaya' and the second is 'Ganesha Sharanam Sharanam Ganesha' (which opens with the mantra Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha).  There is an instrumental transition between the two chants, which are in different keys.  The lyrics for the two different chants are as shown below.  

The track opens with a santoor intro by Madan Oak, and features Yvette Om and Joni Allen joining Natesh on call and response vocals.  In addition to Madan Oak on santoor, it also instrumentally features Steve Oda on sarod, Daniel Paul on tabla, Ben Leinbach on bass guitar, drums and percussion, and Natesh on guitars, drums and percussion.

The lyrics are:

OM Vakratunda Mahaakaaya Suryakoti Samaprabha 
  Nirvighnam Kuru Me Deva Sarva Kaaryeshu Sarvadaa

Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha
Ganesha Sharanam Sharanam Ganesha

Meanings:

O, one with twisted trunk and enormous form, who shines more brilliantly than a billion Suns, please bless me that all obstacles be removed from all my endeavors, always.

Salutations to Ganapati (Ganesha).  I seek refuge in Ganesha.

Ganesha Medley

This is a two-voice Swahili song that the Wholehearted Chorus learned directly from members of the Maassai tribe in Kenya. It is one of the more challenging foreign language songs to learn in this library, but wonderfully worth it.

Find lyrics, translation and more at :
http://thebirdsings.com/shida-nyingi/

Shida Nyingi

The mantra of Padmasambhava, the great guru credited with having brought the Buddha's Dharma to Tibet...

Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum

Recorded at a puja on the Young Buddhist weekend retreat at Adhisthana, 2013. 

Padmasambhava Mantra

une meditation d'auto empathie guidée de Gina  Cenciose éducatrice en Communication Non-violente et enseignante et guide de focusing www.embodyingempathy.com

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"This song came to me on a walk this past fall, as I prepared myself to be with my mother through her transition into the spirit realm.  Last spring, I had a long conversation with her in which she expressed feeling like an outsider and her need to feel included and part of the circle.  At 2 a.m. on the morning of her final journey, the song drummed me awake, compelling me to sing it to her.  Sitting next to her, playing my rattle I sang this song for a long, long time, witnessing her coming home to her loved ones', her own heart and to the circle to which we all belong. "

~ Martha Lucier, Circle Member  

Coming home, 
to the heart light, 
to the fire within.

Coming home, 
to Mother Earth, 
to the earth within.

Coming home, 
to the waters, 
to the river within.

Coming home, 
to the songlines, 
to the song within.

Coming Home

With deepest thanks to Jay and Radhi for hosting us for a truly memorable afternoon of singing from the heart. We hope these recordings bring uplifting remembrance and inspiration!

 Musicians featured are: Ben Hazleton (double bass), Madhva Anderson (percussion), Matt Coldrick (guitar), Vasudeva Jones (flute, percussion), Keshava Jones (percussion) and the voices of Matt, Madhva, Ben, Keshava, Vasudeva, Willow and Kim and of course all of you!

Many thanks to Matt Coldrick for recording and editing.

Déclenchement Présence

Gina S Cenciose

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