I choose to live in love -  Sam Garrett

 AH-UH NAYAH OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY CAN-NON NON NOHA (NOHA)


AH-UH NAYAH OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)



AH-UH NAYAY TOR-SHNA NENA-NAY-YAYAH

NENA-NAY-YAY YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)

AH-UH NAYAY TOR-SHNA NENA-NAY-YAYAH

YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)


NEE-YOH-WAH NEE-YOH

NEE-YOH-WAH NEE-YOH


AH-UH NAYAH OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY CAN-NON NON NOHA (NOHA)


AH-UH NAYAH OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY OH-WA OH-WA

SHON-DAY YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)


AH-UH NAYAY TOR-SHNA NENA-NAY-YAYAH

NENA-NAY-YAY YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)

AH-UH NAYAY TOR-SHNA NENA-NAY-YAYAH

YEHA-NOHA (NOHA)

 Translate: Let us eclipse the the sun and the moon with our spiritual and emotional being, 
and let us transcend these physical barriers and negativity which have made us a nation of one. 
May the winds of time put into motion this feeling we share with our Mother Earth and this universe till the end of time.
May the creator bestow upon us a grand sense of unity and peace which we will continue to pass on to our people, wherever they reside.﻿

Yeha Noha sacred spirit

Hallelujah (Jai-Jagdeesh - Of Heaven & Earth)

Hibiscus Guava (2am)

Indian Spirit Calling

Oh beloved! you are mother and father. 
You are friend and companion. 
You are riches, you are wisdom. 
You are the eternal divine guide
lyrics
Twameva maataa cha pitaa 
twameva, 
Twameva bandhush cha sakhaa 
twameva, 
Twameva vidyaa dravinam twameva, 
Twameva sarvam mama deva deva.
credits
released October 2, 2015 
Harmony Vocals & composition 
Patricio Zuñiga Labarca Ukulele 
John Dumas Native American Flute, Drum, Didgeridoo 
Produced and arranged by Maneesh de Moor

Blessings Of Your Grace

Twa Meva

Tva Meva

The H'Oponopono chant originates in Hawaii, and has a powerful spiritual message of love, connectivity, forgiveness and reconciliation. By these magic four lines, arguments and conflict can be defused, and a return to love and belongingness can happen Beautifully brought to this world by the enchanting lead voice of Congolese singer, artist and peace activist, Jean Paul Wabotai, this version of the song has been co-composed by Craig Pruess (who has produced, arranged and recorded it, including his ammbient trumpet playing) and Jean Paul, with the serene and heartfelt backing voice of Kate Marney. Kate left the earthly plane today, in the depths of the night, and we are posting this as a fond and loving memory of a sweet and wise soul. Hearing it now, with that emotion, one can hear the trumpet lines as almost an elegy. Kate, we will miss you, but your spirit (and sweet voice) live on! Love forever xx

Yeha Noha sacred spirit

JAVIER