This stunning album, the first live offering from world music/sacred chant duo Mirabai Ceiba, brings you straight into their audiences of thousands as they bring their signature mix of angelic mantra, sensual vocals, and a gentle blend of harp, guitar, and piano. Recorded live in sacred chant concerts from Estonia to Joshua Tree to Mexico City, this haunting album brings the listeners straight into a sound cocoon of deep healing, of joyful rejuvenation, and vibrant emotional power. 

Templo del Corazón - Guru Ram Dass

Come, Come, Whoever you are ...

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Energía Gama (feat. Amrit Santokh)

AMAZONIA

Corazon que es el único que tengo

May all the waters flow crystalline pure elixir for the sake of life on our precious sweet mama Earth <3

thank you my beloved <3 Vesihelmi for such an amazing inspiration and creation~

Please share all this love that you got inside ;)

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Pyhä ~ Holy

Lyrics:
Whe-whe-whe-le-ho,
Mi cami my ya
X2
_______ wanka mi halo my ya ma,
_______ wanka mi halo my ya ma.

Background:
This song came to me in the Redwoods of California. Like many of my other songs, not recorded here, there are hints of other languages and traditions present here. I've been told that this one sounds Lakota. 

Ceremonial Context:
This is my song for invoking the Spirits and Forces that guide me, those Medicines that I have formed relationship with, the Elemental beings that have taught me the ways of the Medicine Path. I traditionally sing this song as a "Calling Song" in Ceremonies, as it calls the Spirits to the Ceremonial space.

Oftentimes, in many types of indigenous ceremony, the ceremony begins with an invocation of the Spirits & Forces to come & join the ceremony. Oftentimes, this is in the form of a song. For many indigenous people, these forces can be anything from Plant Spirits, to the Elemental Spirits, to Ancestors, Spirit Guides, Guardians & Protectors of Land, etc. etc. etc. 

As a ceremonial singer, I feel that these types of songs are extremely important. For a person holding a container for ceremonial participants, calling the guides and spirits that that person has created deep connection with is highly important. This is because the "shaman" or curandera, has spent their lives developing deep relationships to Spirit & the many forms that He/She takes. By calling forth, into the ceremony by name, the Spirit forces that he/she works closely with, the other ceremonial participants may come to know them by their presence there.

Spirit Calling Song

Thanks to @LindseyWise for backup vocals & harmonium

Singing this beautiful mantra can help us to feel more strong and supported in those moments when we feel to be drowning in an ocean of challenge.  

As we sing this mantra to the fierce aspect of the goddess, we help to liberate ourselves from the ever-deep layers of the lower self, which can seem to come back more and more powerfully, especially when we thought we had already dealt with and integrated that aspect of our being.

Jay Shri Ma Kali Kali Ma Jay Shri Ma
Jay Shri Ma Kali Kali Ma Jay Shri Ma
Ananda Ma Durga Devi Jagadambe Shri Ma
Ananda Ma Durga Devi Jagadambe Shri Ma

Thank you so much to the beautiful Lindsey Wise for your vocals, harmonium, and for your continuous generous and loving support and encouragement to share!  

With Love, 
Francie

Jay Sri Ma Kali Kali Ma

From the album "Bhajans" (www.jayjayjay.net) lyrics:

Om Namah Shivaya Namah Om Haidakandhi Hare Hare Hare Hare Hare Hare Shankara

Om Namah Shivaya Guru Dev Satchit Ananda Murtayé Namastasé Namastasé Namastasé Namoh Namah

Haidakandhi

Traditional Rainbowsong. Live recording with Yopi, Oona, Azuni, Andeo, Lenka, Leslie & others.

Let the way of the heart...

Oitis Morgenroth is a muscal project 

Mein Equipment: Taylor Westerngitarre, Specotr Bass, Fender - Telecaster, Masterkey Akai MPK mini + Cubase 14 - Bongos u. Klangschalen

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Otis Morgenroth, Wuppertal