From Dust

Dancing Under Water

Happy Banda - Mul Mantra

A contemplative prog rock track that follows a simple Saturday rain walk through quiet woods into a moment of unexpected clarity. Starting with gentle imagery of dripping rain and wooded paths, "Rain Dripped Trees" builds toward the realization that ordinary moments can become profound when experienced with full presence. The mellow verses capture the sensory details of finding stillness and meaning in an afternoon stroll through nature.

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Lyrics by Kenneth Carlino

Rain Dripped Trees

[Verse]
Snow's falling heavy streetlights dim
Cold breath rising like a hymn
Holes in my pockets holes in my soul
but maybe faith can make us whole

[Chorus]
Do you see that star
Way up where angels play
Maybe it's come
To take our pain away
Do you see that star
Do you see that star

[Verse 2]
Crowds in the square singing loud
Bells ringing clear over the crowd
the spirt rises, it's sinking deep
I feel it right down to my feet
(right to my feet)

[Bridge]
I fall to my knees and pray..
the star will light... the way

[Outro]
I see that star
Way up where angels play
I know it's come
To take my pain away
Oh oh..I see that star
I see that star

Do You See That Star

Lucid from "The Raycene Sessions," a live album recorded in an old church.
Listen and buy the whole album on theancientwild.bandcamp.com

Lucid (live)

05 El Viaje Del Agua

Him...

From my album "There's no Place like Om"
All vocals, instrumentation, arrangements, production, recording by Mary Isis.
Received and recorded on the powerful Total Solar Eclipse, August 21st, 2017. 
Contains the powerful Mantra: 
Sarvamangala Maangalye
Shivey Sarvaatha Shaadhike
Sharanye Tryambike Gauri
Narayani Namostutey

This mantra invokes and gives praises to the Divine Mother through the form of Devi Narayani,  the Most Auspicious Giver of Blessings, Comfort and Protection, the Radiant Golden One that lives within All Hearts that sincerely wish to attune with this Divine Love.

Wah Yantee

Jai-Jagdeesh

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