Many thanks to  Mike 'Wolfman' Mischa Lawson for the vocals.

Unchain My H.A.A.R.T

This song carries a message of liberation from some of the painful and oppressive messages many of us have been conditioned to believe. 

"My body is a living temple of love. My body is the body of the Goddess."

Many of us have been taught that our sensuality is not sacred, that our embodiment is not holy. We are taught that to be "spiritual" or "pure" is in conflict with our sexuality. In reality, sensuality and sexuality are some of the most beautiful, divine gifts we are given as humans. While we may intellectually agree with this, the conditioning of thousands of years of patriarchy and oppression around these topics runs deep. Music has the power to penetrate aspects of our beings that words alone can't. So, a song that celebrates and affirms this truth is powerful medicine.

"Oh, oh, oh, I am what I am. Oh, oh, oh, I love what I am."

The tyranny of the "trance of unworthiness" is a fierce one. Most of us are bombarded with messages of self-doubt and insecurity by the mass media, our families and our culture at large from a very young age. We are taught we need to look, be and perform in very specific, usually unrealistic ways to be worthy of love. This honestly makes me want to grab a bucket and puke in it just thinking about it! 😂 Yuck! Let's clear that toxic business from our beings ASAP! 

The original words to this song, written by Michael Stillwater, are "Oh, oh, oh, I am that I am. Oh, oh, oh, I am that I am." He granted me his blessing to record this song with the agreement that I stick to his original lyrics, though he did approve my request to include my adapted lyrics at the end. That's why you'll notice this difference in the recording, compared to how we sing it live. I feel the self-love message is important, so I'll stick to those lyrics when sharing it live, fyi!

I hope you'll give it a listen, sing, dance and celebrate your divine sensual embodiment and holy self-love with me! More of this, YES!! ✨✨


Credits:
Ali Maya - Vocals 
Robbie Ryan - Percussion
Tara Divina - Backup vocals
Lauren Arrow - Backup vocals
Mary Isis - Backup vocals

Body Of The Goddess

свет и радость и любовь 🤍

The process is realizing that you and I exist on more than one plane of awareness simultaneously and on one plane suffering stinks, and on another plane suffering is grace.

And the question is, “Can you balance those two things in your consciousness?”

Getting High Vs Being Free

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Microcosmos Records introduce Dva Dereva, the ethnic-electronic duo that brings ancient mantras from India to life!

On their new album they combine the natural beauty of these timeless mantras with modern-day beats, creating a truly unique and immersive experience. Get ready for classic Sanskrit and Tibetan mantras transformed into blissful tracks, perfect for any modern listener. Dva Dereva will take your senses on a journey to faraway lands and make you feel empowered and uplifted.

So join them on their spiritual journey!

Dva Dereva — Hundred Syllable Vajrasattva Mantra

Forest Breath: Native American Flute Music with Mystical Forest Sounds for Spiritual Purification and Inner Healing, Bring Moments of Peace, and Tranquility

Great Spirit (feat. Native American Music World)

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ANCIENT LOVE | 15 min Meditation - Magical Handpan Vibes | 435Hz

Dive deep into a meditative state with the enchanting sounds of the Handpan. Art Tawanghar delivers a mesmerizing live performance that resonates with the ancient vibrations of love and harmony. Tuned to the healing frequency of 432Hz, this musical journey is designed to elevate your spirit, calm your mind, and rejuvenate your soul.

🎵 About the Performance:
Art Tawanghar, renowned for his mastery over the Handpan, brings forth the ethereal sounds of this unique instrument in a live setting. Every note played is a testament to the timeless connection between music and the human spirit.

🙏 Meditation & Relaxation:
Allow the soothing tones of the Handpan to guide your meditation practice. Whether you're a seasoned meditator or just beginning, this music will help you achieve a state of deep relaxation and mindfulness.

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DIAPASON NORMAL (A4=435Hz)

Origin: The term "Diapason Normal" represents a concert pitch standard that was close to 432Hz. The only official national concert pitch that was legally binding and close to 432Hz was set at A4=435Hz.

French Legislation: On February 16, 1859, the French government legislated the National Standard to A4=435Hz, making it the official pitch for musical performances in the country.

Historical References to 435Hz:

1825-1830: A tuning fork owned by Kapellmeister Reissiger in Dresden was set to A=435Hz.
1859: In Karlsruhe, Germany, the pitch at the German opera was A=435Hz. Kapellmeister Jos. Strauss advocated for this pitch, believing it was the least fatiguing for singers and optimal for operatic performances from all eras. This pitch standard by Strauss became the foundation for the French Commission's Diapason Normal.
1859: Various tuning forks representing the French Commission's Diapason Normal Pitch were created. These forks had slight variations but were close to A=435Hz. One such fork was presented to the John Broadwood & Sons Piano Co. in London.
In the United States, this pitch was sometimes termed "International pitch." Chickering in Boston recommended it as the ideal tuning pitch for Chickering pianos.
1859: Secretan crafted multiple tuning fork copies of the French Diapason Normal. Excluding one fork that was notably flat, the average pitch of the other forks was approximately A=435.34Hz.
Other Pitches Close to 435Hz:

1829: A tuning fork used by the piano maker M. Montal in Paris was set to A=434Hz.
Around 1834: The pitch of the Paris opera was approximately A=434Hz, while an orchestra fork in Vienna was measured at A=433.9Hz by Scheibler, termed the "Vienna minimum."
1878: In London, the standard pitch for church organs, taken from Metzler's tuning fork, was A=436Hz.
This pitch standard, while not widely adopted globally, played a significant role in the musical history of France and influenced some musical standards in other parts of the world.

Ancient Love 15 min Handpan 435Hz Morning Meditation

The people dance, 

The music plays, 

The vibes rise, 

The hearts open. 

Life's expression of common unity,

Enjoy the sound track....

Temple Step (Feat Madhu Honey) at Ecstatic Dance Melbourne 20_10_23

639hz the Frequency of our Heart Chakra. Activated we resonate and attract those in Heart Love vibration with us. 
Activate your inner smile and breath with your inner Lover. 
Tune your true Self into this space beyond Time living in your Spiritual Heart Presence. 

639hz HEART CHAKRA HEALING - ATTRACTION FROM HEART - BRAIN & HEART SYNCHRONIZTION - BINAURAL - ISOCHRONIC

INFINITY

Astralopitek

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.

Getting High Vs Being Free

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