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"You could become a great horseman
And help to free yourself and this world
Though only if you and prayer become
Sweet lovers.
It is a naive man who thinks we are not
Engaged in a fierce battle,
For I see and hear brave foot soldiers
All around me going mad,
Falling on the ground in excruciating pain.
You could become a victorious horseman
And carry your heart through this world
Like a life-giving sun
Though only if you and God become
Sweet lovers."
Like A Life-Giving Sun
by Hafiz

Manipuri Hare Krishna by The Hanumen

Lisbeth Scott has one of the most beautifully unique and widely heard voices of her generation.

As a vocalist and songwriter on literally hundreds of film soundtracks, her credits include "True Blood", "AVATAR", "The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe", "Munich" and the "Shrek" series.

The music on "Om Sweet Om" was created specifically to accompany yoga flow created  by Jo Tastula on the first of her series of Yoga DVDs entitled "High Vibrations" to be released later this year. The stunning landscape and Tastula's visionary approach to the poses deeply inspired Lisbeth's music.  This is a collection of unexpected and traditional sounds and features Scott's performances on piano, harmonium, guitars, dulcimer, and voice. Special guests Suzanne Teng (world flutes), Tina Guo (cello), Greg Ellis (percussion), David Trasoff (sarode) and  Nathan Barr (voice, cello, recorder) add their breath taking artistry to the musical exploration of an inner landscape that is at once lush and spacious. The music is intended to heal, to open hearts, to connect to the divine, to flow with the breath, and to journey to the center of the self.

Om Sweet Om

Gayatri

Lisbeth Scott - "Gayatri" from "Om Sweet Om"

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Agni is playing mrdanga, I'm on guitar, my son Narayan is playing mandolin. Recorded with a Tascam DR 07 portable digital recorder. Nothing fancy.  October 2012 at the Krishna Road Temple.

Agnidev and Mitra

Here's a song from Madreya Prabhu that we recorded a couple of years ago in Australia. Today being the celebration of Lord Rama's appearance, I thought it timely to release. If you like it, please share it around your network. Jaya Sita Rama Laxman Hanuman!

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Luciano Nityananda Das