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Asatoma

A dancing prayer for you to play ~ Feel the longing in your heart to let her in – to ride your own edge and release that old skin – ask for Shakti to light you up to ignite the subtle ecstatic bliss fire within you. Dance to let her have her way, dance to open,  dance to let go, dance to receive love into every cell. 

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Heart of the Shamans is a divinely crafted sonic prayer, a ritual transport into the heart of the universe. The finely tuned arrangements of music producer Amani Friend are skillfully interwoven with threads of global rhythms, natural atmospheres and enchanting vocals, arousing in the listener a desire to merge with the medicine of the soul. Heart of the Shamans intentionally evokes a cyclical, visionary journey through the body’s energy centers, and is a tapestry of sound, inspirited with ancient lineages and ancestral depths; from the ceremonial dances in the deserts and pueblos of New Mexico to the traditions of the Amazon jungles. 

Heart of the Shamans features ceremonial medicine songs intended for healing and trance journeying. The outstanding sound artists who contributed to this project are some of the same as in the first Liquid Bloom album, Shaman’s Eye: Robert Mirabal’s Taos flutes and Native chanting; the sacred medicine songs of the vocalist Ixchel Prrisma; the ethereal vocals of Sarah West; the overtone singing of Rara Avis; and the didgeridoo, percussion and nature recordings of Amani Friend, who also provides the overall sound design, production and framework for the compositions and arrangements.

1. Ceremony of the Heart			    8:48
2. Cosmic Soul Lotus				    6:06
3. Healing Fire Breath				    6:34
4. Temple of the Goddess                        3:16                            
5. Ecstatic Grounding                               6:28                  
6. Sacred Blessing				            7:56
7. Jaguar Dreaming (Medicina mix)	    16:08
8. Roots of the Earth (Medicina mix)   16:40

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this devotional blend is dedicated to my girlfriend, Kelly Ma, for being such a beautiful Mother to her daughter, Padma Luna.. and to the Divine Mother in all her infinite expressions.  Jay Jay Ma!

Jay Jay Ma (Love Songs to the Divine Mother) track list:

01 Edo & Jo ~ Ya Devi (Deep Relaxation)
02 Heather & Benjy Wertheimer (Shantala) ~ Holy Ma
03 Miten & Deva Premal ~ Mother Inside
04 Edo & Jo ~ Sarveshwari (Universal Mother)
05 Sinéad O'Connor ~ This Is To Mother You
06 Shantala ~ Om Mata Kali
07 Brenda McMorrow ~ Sri Ma
08 Edo & Jo ~ Narayani Om (Abundance)
09 Jo Vanni ~ Thank You (for all this Love)
10 Brenda McMorrow ~ Maha Lakshmi

Jay Jay Ma (Love Songs to the Divine Mother) blended by Om Aloha

Dedicated to the Water Protectors of Standing Rock and the river of true Earth Stewardship rising in these times all over the world. 
Featuring Amber Lily on vocals. 
We will rise together. 
    Full TALISMAN album available @ https://murraykyle.bandcamp.com/album/talisman

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People awaken through a wider variety of paths than anticipated; there are other ways of knowing things than through the senses and the thinking mind. Clip from a Ram Dass lecture in San Francisco, California, 1989. 

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Ram Dass first went to India in 1967. He was still Dr. Richard Alpert, a prominent Harvard psychologist and psychedelic pioneer with Dr. Timothy Leary. He continued his psychedelic research until that fateful Eastern trip in 1967, when he traveled to India. In India, he met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba, affectionately known as Maharajji, who gave Ram Dass his name, which means “servant of God.” Everything changed then – his intense dharmic life started, and he became a pivotal influence on a culture that has reverberated with the words “Be Here Now” ever since. Ram Dass’ spirit has been a guiding light for three generations, carrying along millions on the journey, helping to free them from their bonds as he works through his own.

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