End line from
Coal Cats

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This song about the impact of climate change presents a wake up call to humanity about the urgent need for modern, urban economy to exit from the use of carbon based fuels and reduce emissions.

Review: Why Do We Need Dark Energy/Coal Cats is one of Mahamaya’s lovable tracks, even though it deals with the dark subject of the coming climate crisis? As the title suggests, it shines on a spotlight on our rapidly increasing need to create a more sustainable world before it is too late.

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Switch Off Dark Energy, Excerpt no. 2, From Coal Cats, Mahamaya Experience, feat. Ranjit Makkuni

This song about the impact of climate change presents a wake up call to humanity about the urgent need for modern, urban economy to exit from the use of carbon based fuels and reduce emissions.

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coal cats

Switch Off Dark Energy, Coal Cats, Mahamaya Experience feat. Ranjit Makkuni

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I was waiting to glimpse the lotuses
blossoming in the moon light,

 

but, instead dark dust 
prevents Buddha's  flowers to bloom.

Even the crickets want to sleep early.
And shorten the forest's song. 
Look at my bed of leaves
for my lover
 
It’s green has been stolen by the thieves...

Ranjit Makkuni
(c)2015-present

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Coal Cats, Lead Solo, Ranjit Makkuni on Sitar, Mahamaya Experience

Nayanar's calm is a eulogy to one of Kerala's supporter of the arts. VKK Nayanar was unique in that he had a certain calm to him, and never let anyone else steal his calm. This song is dedicated to him.

Nayanar's calm, Mahamaya Experience,feat. Ranjit Makkuni on sitar

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It’s Ranjit's and Mithilesh’s performance on the two-part live recording “Love (The Waves of the Here and Now)” – my top favorite song on this project - that truly stands out. The pairing between him and Ranjit is impeccable, as they use their respective musical skills to create a dynamic, oceanic wave-inspired (hence the title) call to action to embrace the ‘form’ of the present as opposed to waiting for things to change to fit your expectations.

Love the waves of the present moment in 12 beats, Ranjit Makkuni & Mithilesh Jha

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From
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living in Symbolic Structures in our Heads
 
to
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splashing
in the
Waves of the

HERE and NOW

12 beat groove, Love the waves of the Here and Now, Ranjit Makkuni & Mithilesh Jha

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Fast improvisations with non stop phrases in Raga based on Yaman Kalyan

Ranjit Makkuni, Mahamaya Experience.

The Magic of Yaman Kalyan

Everything's gonna be a cake, Ranjit Makkuni, fast sitar

This poetic track by Ranjit Makkuni captures the pathos of the world in blue.

From nothingness we arise and manifest, enter the world to develop attachments, make mistakes, then heal and learn from them, and after we become the best version of ourselves, we return back to nothingness.

This song shows that process of change of perception as one travels through a world of impermanence steaily holding on to a belief in makigpermanent one's vision for the best version of one self...

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blue

Blue Excerpt no.4, Ranjit Makkuni & Mahamaya Experience

Throughout the centuries literature and cities in Asia have shared a special symbiotic relationship. Modern metropolitan cities carry the complexity and tension of modern life. The creativity they inspire bears a special genre of literature of discontent and tension conflict and existential angst. In comparison cities such as Kashi, Banaras, the ancient city of enlightenment, revels in a generative environment of traditional learning. As early as the 7th century B C, the sacred city became the focal point of increased intellectual and spiritual activity. And since then, has flourished as one of the greatest centers of traditional learning and of established theological and philosophical discourse. 

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This song is largely inspired by our findings about Kasi's intellectual tradition!

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From Makkuni, R., Khanna, M., 2002, "Banaras: The Crossing Project," Sacred World Foundation.

Ranjit Makkuni

Lights that light Asia, excerpt no. 2, Mahamaya Experience

Throughout the centuries literature and cities in Asia have shared a special symbiotic relationship. Modern metropolitan cities carry the complexity and tension of modern life. The creativity they inspire bears a special genre of literature of discontent and tension conflict and existential angst. In comparison cities such as Kashi, Banaras, the ancient city of enlightenment, revels in a generative environment of traditional learning. As early as the 7th century B C, the sacred city became the focal point of increased intellectual and spiritual activity. And since then, has flourished as one of the greatest centers of traditional learning and of established theological and philosophical discourse. 

This song is largely inspired by our findings about Kasi's intellectual tradition!

From Makkuni, R., Khanna, M., 2002, "Banaras: The Crossing Project," Sacred World Foundation.

Minds that light Asia

You cannot silence  

silence our  song. 

  

 

You cannot displace 

our perfect grace.

Strum those strings, while we focus on the notes we lie outside of ego, Mahamaya Experience

The Mahamaya Experience presents the most vibrant, rhythmically energetic, melodically  intricate and hope-filled music flowing out of South and South East Asia.