Name: 2. How To Deal With Suffering by RamDass
Duration: 1 min 35 s
Description: Ram Dass continues his talk on Who You Are

Kirtan Kriya - Sa Ta Na Ma - by Tera Naam.mp3

Heal 432Hz

DMT Activation: Psychedelic Shamanic Trip to Activate Your Pinal Gland, Ceremonial Chants, and Drumming Journey for Trance & Meditation

Time to Return

Stream/Download link: https://fanlink.tv/mother_nila

“Mother” by @niladevimama is dedicated to the Divine Mother in all things. Together with the sound of @marc-jb and William Llerena Murayari and their powerful presence throughout the album, from the first to the last song “Mother” speaks of the devotional nature of this album and of Nila’s artistry, which is inspired by her innate connection to her Gujarati Indian lineage as well as her connection to the Plant Kingdom. 

The sentiment across the songs is essentially about “becoming one with the Divine and experiencing the Divine in all things”, be it living or in the ether.

It opens with a powerful mantra which calls on the Divine Feminine energy of MahaLakshmi. Following this line, "Celestial Pearl" explores the romantic dance with the Divine and the telepathic connection between two souls vibrating in the same frequency and fragrance. It also references being reborn, to the Mother - or in Nila’s case, as the Mother - as a direct reflection or response to fully realizing Great Mother’s presence within. 

“Hablando a mi Corazon” (Talking to my heart) sings to the elements and the power of Pachamama (Mother Nature). The sensory experience of feeling the wind caressing the skin; the smell of the Bobinsana flowers; seeing spirits emerge from the majestic waters; are all symbolic of feeling the holy presence of the Divine, then merging into one with it all. 

As a teacher and spiritual guide on the plant medicine path, the plants play a constant and consistent role in Nila’s life and this is echoed in her music. Some of the songs were originally birthed in the jungle through communing with plant intelligence whilst in ceremony.

 You are invited to listen to this album from start to finish, as a healing journey, which concludes with a blissful meditation “Cielo Azul” (Blue Sky).

The intention of this offering is to bring peace and relaxation to the heart, and to call us into awareness of the importance of Divine Love, especially in these times. Divine Love is the Mother. The Mother is all loving, all forgiving, all encompassing. Let us live in reverence of the Feminine Force and the world will truly be restored to harmony and balance.

Mother

Nila, Crystal Harmonic, William Llerena Murayari - Cielo Azul

Endless Supply Of Love -Faye Adinda

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Słowa, melodia i gitarka ;) - Ewa Satnam

Arunachala

Ram Dass continues his talk on Who You Are

2. How To Deal With Suffering

Love Don't Worry, 
Love Don't Worry, 
Perfect Love Casts out Fear 

inspired by 1 John 4:18 from somewhere deep in my childhood Bible brain ...." There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. "

Caught 2008ish? The melody is one I wrapped myself in to traverse the dark four flights of the mostly abandoned Lemp warehouses in STL to get to my art studio safely.   I was learning by doing, casting a circle, song medicine.  The echoes made everything epic. 

Here I am teaching it to the circle at Village Fire 2014, first ever call-and-response song leading. I burst out crying laughing when they sang the first line back. Total coming home moment.

pic: move in day at that studio?

Love, Don't Worry (Perfect Love Casts out Fear) <village fire remixX>

https://soundceremony.mn.co
https://sound-ceremony.com

Gayatri Mandala (Long Form)

Song inspired by amazing people I met in the Himalaya's years back. Friends close to my heart.
Raw recording.


I road for 8 hours up through the mountain curves
To find a small town as, and through it ran a river
The bells were singing all day long
People blessing to their song
In this land of pure delight
All is loud and bright

I met a family so sweet
They were so kind to me
You know they offered me some tea
At night a place to sleep
We didn't really talk
We just smiled a lot, we walked
In the high pine forest trees
And the strawberries

Mountain folk
Up the hills you go
Mountain folk
With you my heart does flow

Three pretty girls and me
And all of your babies
We walked a long time to the trees
Then you climbed like crazy
Climbing higher up you go
Singing sweet songs like you know
And the strength in you I see
I hope to have in me

Mountain girls
Up there in the trees
Mountain girl
You climb with such ease

And when you come down
You pack the branches on your back
Carry them for miles and miles
With a small kid sat on top
She's a girl of 17
And she had a sweet baby
Always smiled and laugh with me
Like a wise old lady

Mountain girls
Up the trees you go
Mountain girl
With you my heart does flow

I am amazed by your actions
Your mind is in the now
Girls and boys are working hard
And our senses open wide
I can see it in your eyes
True wisdom no disguise
And forever you will be
So sweet to me

Mountain folk
Up the hills you go
Mountain folk
With you my heart does flow

Mountain Folk

Aum is considered to be the first sound that ever existed, the sound of the mystery of the universe, the sound of the radiance. 

Whatever thoughts you are having, whatever you are experiencing in your life, Aum is the sound medicine that calls you to the present, bringing you the ultimate perspective.

More mantra by Nadav :  https://suriyarecordings.com/nadav-kahn/
https://nadav.bandcamp.com/track/narayani-lullaby

The Medicine of Sound AUM 108 x by Nadav

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.

2. How To Deal With Suffering

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