Melting into the fierce embrace of the Gods ... 

What To Remember When Waking

Original by @darren-austin-hall & @steffenkirchhoff
Remix by @bindersounds

Binder leads us on a sonic shamanic ceremony to open our hearts. His revision of “Arcturus” bridges the multiple dimensions of  heaven and earth and opens a portal to connect with our ancestors from the ancient future to receive love,support and guidance from within.

Darren & Steffen Ki - ARCTURUS (Binder Remix)

Forest Breath: Native American Flute Music with Mystical Forest Sounds for Spiritual Purification and Inner Healing, Bring Moments of Peace, and Tranquility

Beneath The Clouds (feat. Shamanic Drumming World)

For today's exclusive track premiere, I am featuring a piece from the second volume of music by a UK trio called Quiet Places, consisting of Dennis White, Charlie May, and Dave Gardner. Their debut release, appropriately titled Volume 1, showed up on my radar back in 2020 [has it really been that long?] by way of Ryan Griffin's meticulously curated A Strangely Isolated Place imprint, the output of which I consistently and hungrily consume. As is foreshadowed with the title, we are now gifted with Volume 2 of this group's creations, featuring four long-players, each taking up an entire side on this gorgeous marbled 2x12" release [the piece you are hearing today is not on the album, and is a digital-only special bonus track]. As I described the first volume three years ago, the swirling atmospheres in a haze-inducing daydream,  the humming synth pads with the layers built upon each one, and the kaleidoscope of sampled snippets are back again in Volume 2 to snatch me back from this reality and drop me into times when Boards of Canada, Global Communication and The Future Sound of London soundtracked my days. On their latest for ASIP, the trio once again command the sonic artistry and deep knowledge of the stylistic snapshots that are stitching up my memories into a cohesive whole. This is a welcome escape from the bombardment of the "usual", a future flashback into the past of the present, a twist in the fabric of space where time becomes a loop.

Volume Two

TRACK PREMIERE : Quiet Places - The Empty View

Ретрит по развитию устойчивой доброжелательности к себе (и другим) с помощью психопрактик индо-тибетской традиции буддизма (26 - 28 апреля 2024). Ведущий – Лобсанг Тенпа.

Ретрит по развитию доброты к себе

Медитация 10 – Четыре вопроса

Can you hear colors? This mix feels like a deep pink to me. It is tasty and rich and at the same time restrained and slightly tart. Sensual and intellectual. Synesthesia🩷🎶

Deep pink. IT-stage Systo24.

DROWNING BY KING 7666 (Prod. puhf)

call me right now

The Osha root (Latin: ligusticum poeteri) is the most widely used herbal medicine. Almost every Indian tribe in North America uses a kind of ligusticum for medical, ritual, and symbolic purposes. The Osha plant grows in Taos, New Mexico and southern Colorado. Their power is found in the roots. Osha is the plant that is associated with happiness and protection. All traditional healers and medical professionals in the south-west value this medicinal plant. Many indigenous Indians regard the root as a talisman and carry it as a fortune-teller and protective amulet. Also in no medicine bag it should be missing. The Osha root frees the body from toxins, mucus and flatulence. Hikers use the root to protect themselves from rattlesnakes and witch wounds.

Katma - Yamuna (Original Mix)

Self Portrait 
 
It doesn't interest me if there is one God
Or many gods.
I want to know if you belong -- or feel abandoned;
If you know despair
Or can see it in others.
I want to know
If you are prepared to live in the world
With its harsh need to change you;
If you can look back with firm eyes
Saying "this is where I stand."
I want to know if you know how to melt
Into that fierce heat of living
Falling toward the center of your longing.
I want to know if you are willing
To live day by day
With the consequence of love
And the bitter unwanted passion
Of your sure defeat.
I have been told
In that fierce embrace
Even the gods
Speak of God.
 
~ David Whyte ~
(Music: "Small Moments" by Above and Beyond)

Self Portrait (David Whyte) + Small Moments (Above and Beyond) - 2019 edit

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