Take On A Thousand Forms

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Recorded Live by Jason Bailey at LakshmiAnanda Studios from January to March of 2011

Lakshmi- Vocals, Guitar, and Harmonium
Anandaji- Bass and Vocals
Ankush- Tabla
Vince- Flute
Vicki- Vocals
Luna- Vocals

Edited by Jason Bailey, Anandaji, and Jaya Lakshmi
Mixed by Jason Bailey at Sprout City Studios
Mastered by Thaddeus Moore at Sprout City Studios (pending)

Radhe

OngNamo

Rhytms Of Gatka 1

Jaguar

Yoga Music Mantras & Chants

Maha Lakshmi (Mantra for Yoga Class) [feat. Brenda McMorrow & Ben Leinbach]

Rick Batyr - Last Quarter Moon, Pt. 2 in 432hz - Rick Batyr. Music for the moon phases is an immersive sonic meditation. Using both 440hz and 432hz tunings, The swirling ethereal soundscapes and rhythms will take you into a deep meditative state. Aligning your vibration to each moon cycle while the music carries your manifestations out into the universe.

Music For The Moon Phases

Last Quarter Moon Pt. 2 (432hz)

Native American Drums - Drum & Flute Indian Music, Shamanic Chanting and Drumming for Mindfulness Meditation

Age Old Groove

Guru Guru Vahe Guru (www.gofundme.com/Sentience)

This track is from the album Sacred Ragas and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/indiajiva

Beauty

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 )