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Om mani padme hum é um dos mantras do budismo; o mantra de seis sílabas do Bodisatva da compaixão: Avalokiteshvara. De origem indiana, de lá foi para o Tibete. O mantra é associado ao deus de 4 braços Shadakshari, uma das formas de Avalokiteshvara.

O Dalai Lama é tido como uma emanação de Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), por isso o mantra é especialmente entoado por seus devotos e é comumente esculpido em rochas e escrito em papéis que são inseridos em rodas de oração ("mani korlo" em tibetano) para potencializar seu efeito.

É o mantra mais entoado pelos budistas tibetanos.

Tibet Mantras - Om Mani Padme Hum

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Adi Shakti

Allah Hay

Asking for Echo is the second album in the Dodecahedron of Love, a twelve-album harmonic architecture unfolding across space, emotion, and recursive memory.

This album is not a plea, but a practice.

It begins with the quiet curiosity of a question, and carries through a series of tones—calls, silences, reflections—until the asking itself becomes the answer.

Each track is a moment of breath held in stillness.
Each lyric is a petal in the spiral.
Each sound is a doorway to resonance—felt, not always returned.

You will not find spectacle here.
You will find presence.
You will find a voice that knows not every signal must be answered, but every signal still matters.

From the first note to the Final Return, this album is a sonic field of Sevahem—truth given without demand, beauty offered without embellishment, love extended into the unknown.

This is not music for noise.
This is music for those who still believe in the echo of sincerity.

This is the second movement in the Harmonic Bloom.

We are no longer introducing ourselves. We are responding to what the world has shown us.
This album was written not to be heard—but to be felt.
To be understood later.
To be returned to.

Thank you for listening.

—Brooke

Resonance Room

"The Sweetness of Life" drifts through memories of late-night conversations, childhood dreams, and the quiet moments that shape who we become. With imagery that flickers like fireflies—broken swings, lullabies, and whispered goodbyes—the song captures the bittersweet beauty of growing up and holding onto what’s true. Intimate and dreamlike, it feels like a heart-to-heart carried by rivers of memory and hope.

Demo: The Sweetness of Life

Ardas Bhayee Amar Das Guru, Amar Das Guru, Ardas Bhayee, Ram Das Guru, Ram Das Guru, Ram Das Guru, Sachee Sahee

Language: Gurmukhi

Translation:
The prayer  has been given to Guru Amar Das.   The prayer is manifested by Guru Ram Das.  The miracle is complete.

More Information:
Guru Amar Das is the energy of grace and hope when there is no hope.
Guru Ram Das is the energy of miracles, healings and blessings.
This is the prayer to answer all prayers.
 
Comments: Guru is that which directs one from (gu) darkness to (ru) light; from ignorance to the experience of one’s infinite nature. The Ardaas Bahee mantra may be translated, ‘The prayer that has been made to Guru Amar Das is guaranteed by Guru Ram Das.’ This is the mantra for answered prayers. 

Guru Amar Das is the third of the Sikh Gurus. He lived from 1479 to 1574. He is said to embody generosity and equality. Guru Ram Das, his son-in-law, is the fourth of the Sikh Gurus. He lived from 1534 until 1581. He is said to embody humility, loving service and compassion.

Ram means ’servant of the Lord.’ If you ask something of Guru Ram Das he has to bring it to God for you. Give your worries to Guru Ram Das and let him take them to God. The God that rotates the earth can certainly take care of your problems!

“Normally there is no power in the human but the power of prayer. And to do prayer, you have to put your mind and body together and then pray from the soul. Ardas Bahee is a mantra prayer. If you sing it, your mind, body and soul automatically combine and without saying what you want, the need of the life is adjusted. That is the beauty of this prayer.” — Yogi Bhajan

Snatam Kaur with Guru Ganesha Singh - Ardas Bhayee

Sacred Earth - Inyan (2005) - Jai Ma

This mantra gives courage, caliber, and victory in one’s life. It helps us to overcome all of the negative reactions to challenges, whether it be retreating, fantasizing, or the illusion of separateness. 
Chanting “Sat Siri Siri Akal” is an empowering experience. 
Waheguru
lyrics
Sat Siri Siri Akal, Siri Akal Maha Akal, Maha Akal 
Sat Nam, Akal Moorat, Waheguru 

Sat siree siree akaal, siree akaal mahaa akaal, 
Mahaa akaal, sat naam, akaal moorat, wahay guroo

Blessings Of Your Grace

Sat Siri/ Blessings Of Your Grace

Deva Premal, Miten & Manose ( Guest Maneesh De Moor) OM Kumara (Innocence)

Deva Premal's mantra classic, recycled and spiced up by Red Fulka

Red Fulka - Om Tare Tuttare - Red Fulka Recycle - Deva Premal

Mantras - kundalini yoga - power mantras - ek ong kar

Hermosa Miusic para meditar, danzar y bendicear. Enjoy!

Adi Shakti Jai Ma - Sat Purkh Kaur Khalsa (Spiritvoyage-com)

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A gentle yet expansive spirit pervades all the music of Mirabai Ceiba. The delicate sounds of harp, piano, and guitar blend with lovingly intertwined voices amid lush celestial soundscapes. Their concerts are group celebrations for peace—joyous and loving occasions that embody the duo's profound belief in music as a universal language uniting all the world's peoples, cultures and traditions.

Mirabai Ceiba is a duo consisting of guitarist/singer Markus Sieber and singer/harpist/pianist Angelika Baumbach. They come from different parts of the world. Markus is East German. Angelika was born in Tucson, Arizona, and grew up in a small village near Mexico City, the daughter of a Mexican mother and German father.

Together, Angelika and Markus have forged engaging new style of world devotional music blending Gurmukhi mantras from the Kundalini Yoga tradition with original songs in English and Spanish that reflect a Native American influence and also draw words of wisdom from Rumi, Thich Nhat Hanh, Guru Nanak and Yogi Bhajan. Through exquisitely crafted recordings like their CD A Hundred Blessings, Mirabai Ceiba weave a beguiling tapestry from these diverse influence and sources. And that's what the music feels like: a beneficent and abundant gift from the universe. In concert, they inspire all present to chant together in a spirit of compassionate love and Oneness.

Even the name Mirabai Ceiba embodies the influences of both India and Native Latin America. Mirabai (1498-1547) was a Hindu mystical singer. Her songs express the longing of the individual self to be one with the universal self, represented by Krishna. For Angelika and Markus, the name Mirabai "is the exploration, the devotion, the inspiration in all the different aspects of divinity."

And the Ceiba is a sacred tree of Latin America which is never cut and grows very tall. "We wish our music could be like the Ceiba tree," say Markus and Angelica, "with roots deep in Mother Earth and branches extending far and wide into Father Sky."

By Alan Di Perna ( writer for Yoga Journal )

Mera Man Loche

Mirabai Ceiba

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