La Illaha Illallah

Bear And Endure

O Wayfarer

A beautiful Maori song:

C
Te Aroha
F              C
Te Whakapono
F            C         Am
Mei te rangimarie
G               C
Tatou, tatou, e

Rough translation:
The love
The truth/faith
And the peace
For everyone

Te Aroha (NZ Maori ballad) - Rarotonga youth

O Thou Kind Lord

Heart Like Unto A Glass

spirit has influence

'Music inspired by the Heroes Teaching Conference' is a collection of songs inspired by and recorded in light of 'The Heroes Teaching Conference' (6-7 April, 2019). The conference was an historic gathering of over 1,000 Baha'i and like-minded friends from all over Southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales, Australia.

Organised by the Regional Baha'i Council and Board of Counsellors, the program aimed to help its participants find their place in service to Baha’u’llah and humanity, by drawing on the heroism of the past, inspiring them to arise, through humble service, and become heroes of the Faith for this age.

Thou Seest - Music inspired by the Heroes Teaching Conference

'Music inspired by the Heroes Teaching Conference' is a collection of songs inspired by and recorded in light of 'The Heroes Teaching Conference' (6-7 April, 2019). The conference was an historic gathering of over 1,000 Baha'i and like-minded friends from all over Southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales, Australia.

Organised by the Regional Baha'i Council and Board of Counsellors, the program aimed to help its participants find their place in service to Baha’u’llah and humanity, by drawing on the heroism of the past, inspiring them to arise, through humble service, and become heroes of the Faith for this age.

LYRICS & CHORDS: 

PARADISE:

C            G
O lord make me, just an empty cup

F            C                   G
With my head hung low and my hands held up

C            G
All my treasures and all my days

F             C          G
I would gladly give for a single gaze

F            Am
My heart has finally found a home

C            Em    F
Here in Paradise, here in Paradi - ise

F            Am
My heart has finally found a home

C             Em    F
Here in Paradise, here in Paradi - ise

C             G
If I lay my spirit at your feet

F             C            G
If I give my body to the endless sea

C             G
I would burn away like Breakwell did

F             C       G
I would give my praise by the life I live

My heart has finally found a home

C              Em    F
Here in Paradise, here in Paradi - ise

F             Am
My heart has finally found a home

C             Em     F
Here in Paradise, here in Paradi - ise  x 2

Paradise - Music inspired by the Heroes Teaching Conference

A simple compilation of Baha'i prayers and Writings put to music shared at the Unity Gathering. 

Bless!







These recordings are just for sharing and personal enjoyment but not to be used for any financial gain whatsoever. 
These songs are not property of mine either. . .

Kodi Palinso Wina

To hear more of my music please visit: http://www.shaditolouiwallace.com

Read my Blog post with more details and background on the song: http://www.shaditolouiwallace.com/blog/2019/10/17/bring-us-the-flame-a-tribute-to-the-bab-in-honour-of-the-bicentenary-of-his-birth

Bring us the Flame 
Lyrics by Paul Toloui-Wallace, a tribute to the Báb in honour of the Bicentenary of His Birth
Music arranged by Shadi Toloui-Wallace & Jason Bienia 

This is a poem written by my father, Paul Toloui-Wallace, who was inspired to bring to life the intangible qualities of God, the Creator, as we know them through His manifestations. This poem follows the journey of a devout Bábi pilgrim, who is on his way to meet the Báb while He is captive in the fortress of Maku. The pilgrim comes across humble Bábi villagers who who possess spiritual insight, and are too poor to travel. These devoted souls yearn for guidance and spiritual sustenance from The Báb. Not wishing to burden the pilgrim, they request these intangible items to be brought back to them, as they feel the items will guide their ways and sustain them spiritually.

Te Aroha (NZ Maori ballad) - Rarotonga youth

Haylee Ala'i

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