Ayni is a mantra connecting us to the wisdom of the heart and our right relation with all of creation.  

This healing medicine song, repeats the word Ayni, from the Quechua language of the Andes. Inviting us to reconnect, feel and live this ancient and living wisdom of harmonious relations with others, nature and spirit. 
The second part of the mantra shares the words Tupay Munay, the Meeting in love and offers blessings and gratitude to Mother Earth, Pachamama and to Father Sun, Tiata Inti.

Original song: Kirsty Ka
Recording: Immanuel Prem Baan 
Photo: Jeffrey Wium

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AYNI

Video recorded in Nepal
https://youtu.be/GHnPe2pNu00"May all beings be free from pain, disease and suffering, and acheive enlightment"

Guest Musicians:
Alvaro Rubio - Tabla
Leo Pestana - Piano
Francello Francisco Moreno - Cello
Alexis Ramirez - Electric guitar
Analucia and Mario Amaya - Back Vocals

Mundalah - Medicine Buddha Master

Original songs and covers by Ixchel Prisma and Jerry Walsh. Live at Heartfire festival and online events.

Flor Das Aguas

Listen to "Yotzet Bemahol" on all music platforms: https://hypeddit.com/nuoo0j

Credits:
Lyrics: Tmar Barri (Tamuza)
Melody: Linoy Segal, Yarden Cohen
Singer: Linoy Segal
Bass & Percusion: Roy Roko Cohen
Piano & Accordion: Israel Mizrahi
Guitar: Uriel David
Processing: Ori Bankhalter, Linoy Segal
Mix & Mastering: Gal Navon
Sculpture in the photo by Tmar Barri (Tamuza)
Cover Photo design by Michal Bankhalter
Music Label: TaOr Music

מילים:
כשמוצאת יוצאת במחול
קודש וחול, קודש וחול
מחפשת זהב באדמה
ובנהרות
ובימים, כל הימים
,בין הכלים מחפשת כנפיים
מאחורי השכמות
מתחת לשכבות
מתחת לשכבות
כשמוצאת יוצאת במחול
קודש וחול, קודש וחול
מחפשת זהב באדמה
ובנהרות
ובימים, כל הימים
כשמוצאת יוצאת במחול
קודש וחול, קודש וחול
חופרת מנהרות סודיות, מתחת לכיור
שוטפת כלים וזוחלת
אל חצר הגן
ומשם אל ההיכלות

Lyrics translated:
When I find out, I go out dancing
Holy and profane, holy and profane
Looking for gold in the ground
in rivers
And on days, all days
Looking for wings among the dishes,
behind the shoulder blades
under the layers
under the layers
When I find out, I go out dancing
Holy and profane, holy and profane
Looking for gold in the ground
and rivers
And on days, all days
When I find out, I go out dancing
Holy and profane, holy and profane
Digs secret tunnels, under the sink
Washing dishes and crawling
To the garden yard
And from there to the halls


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La Deo Music links:
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ladeomusic
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN9co_K6eZvqiqnvo6L9ORA

La Deo - Yotzet Bemahol - יוצאת במחול

electronic design

Mig Dfoe - Wing Sufers

Soundhealing

Tracklist: 
The Ilusory Body - Nancy Hennings 
Rain Forest night - hgcharing
Der Vorghomia - Levon Minassian 
And Anália Tuxá Toante

Desert Prayers Of Tupã (Roots Of Rudra's Mix)

Shamuankuna Cayari

v hladine.. letim volnym padom a v jedinom momente sa dotykam a otvaram zrkadlovu hladinu..

maok - just in the surface

Played by  Packamama Band.
(A-minor, C-major, A-minor, E-minor, G-major, A-minor) 

Lyrics/letra: 
Taita Inti, padre sol
Ven, ven, ven
Trae tu calor
Taita Inti, padre sol
Ven, ven, ven
Trae tu saber
Está por el río, por la tierra, por el mar
Volando en el viento, el poder de Dios está
Está por el río, por la tierra, por el mar
Volando en el viento, el poder de Dios está
Sol, luna, estrella
Yo les canto otra vez
Sol, luna, estrella
Yo les canto otra vez
Ayahuasca, caapi
Pipipiguaguá currupipi currupi
Ayahuasca, caapi
Pipipiguaguá currupipi currupi
Como me enseñó
Yo aquí fui y le llamé
Agradezco siempre
Que nos abra su poder
Pájaro cantó, pájaro voló
Llevó su presencia
Quien aquí lo mereció


The magic line:
Pipipi hua-hua Currupi y Currupi
In an earlier (and possibly the original) version of this song performed by Ramón Peregrino, these lines read: Pipiripiguá, Currupí y Currupí. This appears to be a sort of deconstruction of Currupipipiraguá, the name of a helper spirit in the Santo Daime religion of Brazil. In this religion, ayahuasca is the sacrament.

Instead of pipiripiguá, Rainer Scheurenbrand uses the syllables pi pi pi hua hua. In both cases, pi is a repetition of the final syllable in caapi. Perhaps Scheurenbrand chose hua to repeat a syllable from the word ayahuasca in the same fashion.

maok - just in the surface

Maok Nusein