Guru Ram Das

LYRICS

We return to love
Leave behind the fears
That stops your wings unfolding

We return to love
Surrender to the river
That carries you home

We return to love
We return to love
We return to love
And we
We return to love
We return to love
We return
And

May the light in thine eyes
Guide you on your way
A path of strength and faith
You are a star that never fades

May the light in thy heart
Forever grace my words
My breath, these songs, this earth
Sing a new star into birth

May peace be with you
Let peace be with you
May peace be with you

[Repeat all]

Song of a Thousand Leaves

RETURN TO LOVE - by SUSIE RO

Prabhujee Daya Karo

Ide Were Were is originally a traditional African song based on the ancient traditional chant for Ochún, the Orichá (goddess) of love from the Yoruba religion, which was practiced in what is today Nigeria and Benin. Taken by the slaves to the New World, it formed the base of the Santeria religion in Cuba and the Candomblé in Brazil. Like a black Aphrodite, her seductive and sensual power encapsulates the feminine ideal. In nature, she rules over rivers.
Praful’s much slower chill-out adaptation and harmonisation was recorded by the singer Deva Premal in the year 2000 and has since become a highly popular song in singing circles all over the globe. This is Praful’s first own recording, featuring guest vocalist Pernilla Kannapinn.

Ide Were Were

Oh sun, cleanse my heart! Transform all negativity and inner shadows! Endlessly I sing your name, oh invincible highest Sun-Shiva! For more please visit www.thelovekeys.de

Surya - The Love Keys

Adi Mantra - Semilla

A song for the Beloved, for sacred partnership and the eternal loving nature residing within each of us.  May your cup be filled from the eternal spring, that love may flow abundantly through every day of your life.  Namaste

Nanda Ke Lal

Hare Krishna Hare Ram
Hare Krishna Hare Ram Shree Krishna Vassou Deva

Hare Krishna Hare Ram

This is a mantra for the Divine Mother embodied so fully in Amma- Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi. The first time I went to see Amma I was a bit weary of gurus.  When I came within 50 meters of her I started crying uncontrollably, taken over completely by her forcefield of LOVE.  I had never been around a being so pure.  

Although I have not spent much time in her physical presence, I feel she is always with me.  Sometimes she comes to me and gives me transmissions.  One of the most powerful ones was when she came to show me how to draw upon the endless wellspring of shakti while I was on the dance floor at Beloved festival.  Once again, I was crying uncontrollably and my entire body was vibrating, shaking...it felt as if I had just been struck by lightening! 

She shows us how to live a life of service and that it is possible to give that powerful transmission of the presence of the divine mother to everyone we come into contact with simply by drawing upon the endless wellspring of shakti... Filling our cups until they are overflowing and can effortlessly take care of everything we need to in our lives. 

I pray to be as generous as Amma with my love!  Thank you Amma for being such an inspiration, a true guru, I am forever grateful! 

Hey Amma hey Annapurna Hey Amma hey
Amma Amma Taye
Akhilandeshvari niye
Anna purneshvari Taye
O-o-o-o Adi Parashakti Niye

My rough translation of this mantra is - calling upon the Divine Mother in all of her fullness, Goddess of the Universe, who nourishes us with the primal creative force of the universe!

Amma Taye

(composed by Adrian Freedman & Amir Paiss)
Amir Paiss – santur
Adrian Freedman – shakuhachi
Recorded live in Mullumbimby, Byron Bay, Australia 
Recording date February 2018

In February 2018 I travelled to Australia for the first time, where I met a sweet soul, a fellow musical traveller, by the name of Amir Paiss. Amir plays the Persian santur and he was co- founder of the internationally acclaimed Hebrew-Arab world music ensemble SHEVA.
Amir and I played an impromptu evening of music together at a house concert in Byron, then a few days later we decided to meet late at night to make an outdoor recording, taking advantage of the balmy, warm evening. We set up some mics in Amir’s beautiful hillside garden under a starry sky. There was no audience - just the moon, the stillness of the trees and the sounds of the night ...the chirupping of the insects in the background adding another dimension as they seem to weave into the music. We played deep into the night, and from those recordings come these two tracks River of Stars and Isra, which is a Sufi term for the supersensible inter-dimensional travel by night.

Dedication:
Recently a friend of ours, still a teenager, dies under tragic circumstances. This has caused shockwaves through our extended community. His mother is a very dear friend of ours, and she in turn is deeply beloved by many as a wise and compassionate woman. In the midst of this tragedy I'd like to dedicate the piece 'River of Stars' for Arro, Fiona, Aloha and all those in need of some stillness and peace in this dark night of the soul.

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