This track is from the album One Voice, One Heart and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/sriprahlada

Savior & Protector

Madi Das – vocals, kartal, mridanga, cajon
Dave Stringer – vocals, lap steel, piano, organ, harmonium, guitar, harmonica, Appalachian dulcimer
Patrick Richey – tabla, drum kit, shaker, cajon
Corbin Jones – bass
Allie Stringer – vocals
Justin Michael Williams – vocals
Tulsi Bloom – vocals, violin
James Harrah – banjo, electric guitar

Recorded and Mixed by Phoenix Quinn
Mastered by Stefan Heger
Written, adapted and produced by Dave Stringer & Madi Das
Label - Kulimela Association
Publisher: Kirtan Shakti ASCAP / Magnetic Melodies BMI
Artwork & Design by Neha Agarwal and Evan Horback
Associate Producers - Chaitanya Mangala, Yamal Duryea, Kruti and Nimai Hawkins
Community Organizers - Payal and Girish Hemdev
Special thanks - Kalindi Henderson, Krishna Sanchez, Jagadambika Owens, Kitzie Stern, Gaurangi Silvers, Akash Dhurbarry, Aniruddha Prabhu, Angeli Wesson, Alexandra Hayward, Rambhoru Brinkmann, Devon Wheeler

This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria

Maha Mantra Americana

Krsna Dasa Babaji at Srila Bhakti Rakshak Sridhar Maharaj's ashram, Mayapura 1974.

This was the first time I saw and heard Krsna dasa Babaji, and it was the inspiration for my kirtan style and mrdanga style. I restored the original damaged cassette tape as best I could.

The picture of Krsna Dasa Babaji is from the actual event. He was one of Srila Prabhupada's dearest friends and Godbrother.

Here's a link to the prayer he's singing...

bvml.org/SBRSM/spps.html

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Krsna Dasa Babaji, Maypura 1974

The energy, prakriti is forever. It's just the various manifestations of them that are always changing. So, when we understand the underlying spiritual current that composes everything, and we understand how everything is eternal when it is recognized and utilized for an eternal purpose, because at the core of reality, everything is eternal. It's just the manifestations of the shapes and forms that are changed.

The True Meaning of Seva

Koi Bole Ram - by Jahnavi Harrison

Cannibal

prod. reactance


These things do start the way they end
Do I have to pretend, my lover?
You won’t fool me again?
Took my new heart to break it in
Do you think me a mess my lover?
Do I cross your mind when idle moments wander in?
I never wanna make that choice 
I never wanted you to get hurt I swear it 
Did I do it again?
If I could escape 
And recreate this place, you’re my whole world
And I could be your favorite girl forever 
We could do this and again 
Do you think life could be sweet?
Or would our seasons take the light from the world
You never meant for me to get hurt 
Still I’d do it again and again

sweet escape

https://ffm.to/findwhatyoulove
https://findwhatyoulove.org/

verse 1:
lift the pieces i just dropped, i know its hard to find
so i sat down on the window sill cuz i started to lose my mind
i was pulling on the final thread but i cant leave yall behind
they helped me to learn to crawl but i just wasted their time
deserve the consequences of my actions that i made
and ill play it cool but ill break my bones to make you feel okay
wish that i was better at meaning the words i throw when i feel scared (youre so pathetic)
kept my tears inside a bottle, i dont think that you care

verse 2:
i didnt push yall away, js didnt believe in ur help
i wasnt mad at you, i was just mad at myself
every open hand just reminded me of guilt
so i bled on their arms just to prove how i felt
im doing better than my past year self 
but im pretty sure he was happier
and everything i wrote, its on the wall
and everything i wrote, its on the wall

outro:
fuck that guy i hope hes dead
i said i said i said i said
fuck that guy i hope hes dead

myself

Jaya Radha Madhava

Song Name: Vrndavana Ramya Sthana
Official Name: Mathura-virohcita Darsana Lalasa Song 3; Vasanti Rasa
Author: Narottama Dasa Thakura
Book Name: Prarthana
Language: Bengali
 
অ
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LYRICS:
(1)
vṛndāvana ramya-sthāna dibya-cińtāmaṇi-dhāma
ratana mandira manohara
abṛta kālindī-nīre rāja-haḿsa keli kare
tāhe śobhe kanaka-kamal
 
(2) 
tār madhye hema-pīṭha aṣṭa-dale beṣṭita
aṣṭa-dale pradhāna nāyika
tār madhye ratnāsane ba’si āchen dui-jane
śyāma-sańge sundarī rādhikā
 
(3)
o-rūpa-lābaṇya-rāśi amiyā pariche khasi
hāsya-parihāsa-sambhāṣaṇe
narottama-dāsa koy nitya-līlā sukha-moy
sadāi sphurūk mora mane
 
WORD FOR WORD TRANSLATION: Vrndavana Ramya Sthana
 
TRANSLATION
1) Beautiful Vrndavana is filled with cintamani gems and many jewel palaces and temples.  Many regal swans play in the waters of the Yamuna, and in those waters a splendid golden lotus flower grows.
 
2) In the middle of that lotus is a golden place surrounded by eight petals.  On these eight petals the eight principal gopis reside, and in the center Lord Syamasundara and beautiful Srimati Radharani sit on a jewel throne.
 
3) The great beauty of the Divine couple and Their charming joking and laughter continually showers nectar everywhere.  Narottama dasa says: “I pray that these blissful eternal transcendental pastimes of the Divine Couple may be always manifested in my heart.”

Vṛndāvana Ramya - Sthāna

Kishori Mohan Das, Jagannath Astaka

The occupational activities a man performs according to his own position are only so much useless labor if they do not provoke attraction for the message of the Personality of Godhead.
Srimad Bhagavatam 1.2.8

Kishori Mohan Das, Jagannath Astaka

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