Recorded during a Singing circle session in Pisaq, Cusco on September 2011. Diego Palma, Milagros Casaverde, German Virguez, Eduardo Santana, Pierre Froustey, Marni Samuels, Nicola Mina, Verónica Valiente,  and many beautiful brothers and sisters that are part of the tribe.

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Mantras singing circle

Mantra grabado en ceremonia de medicina en Pisaq, Cusco en Septiembre del 2012, por Diego Palma y Eduardo Santana.

Letra:

Sarva Mangala mangalye
Shive sarvaartha Saadhike
sharanye tryambake Gauri
Naraaya-ni Namostute
Naraaya-ni Namostute (bis)

Om Namoh Shivaya
Om Namah Shiva (bis x4)

SHIVAYA SHIVAYA SHIVAYA (X3)
SHIVAYA SHIVAYA OM NAMAH SHIVAYA
OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (BIS)


This prayer is to Goddess Parvati (Gauri, Durga, the consort of Lord Shiva, and worshipped as Shakti.) If we pray to Goddess Parvati, who is Auspicious, Mercy and Bliss, then she bestows upon us such strength that helps us to escape the delusion and to get liberation.

This hymn is addressed by every hindu during every possible marriage ceremony because Parvati is the goddess of fertility and marriage.

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Sarva Mangala - Diego y Eduardo

Recorded in a medicine ceremony in Pisaq, Cusco on August 2013.
Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Eran Fakir and Nacho Gonzalez.

Lyrics:

Ooom  Asato maa sadgamaya
Tamaso maa jyotir gamaya
Mrityor maa amritam gamaya 

Om shanti, shanti, shanti om

Oh lord please lead me from illusion to reality	
Oh lord please guide me from death to immortality
from darkness to light, from ignorance to knowledge.


This is perhaps one of the most profound Vedic mantras ever.  What this chant is asking for is the Highest of the Highest. It is a mantra which is implying that the seeker understands finally that there is no peace or happiness in anything material.  That anything material will forever be transient and will forever bring suffering.  Understanding this, the seeker chants this mantra and asks only for Truth, Truth and Truth.

Above in the meanings, the implications are as follows. In asking for deliverance from "Asat", the seeker is asking for deliverance from Maya, duality or the dream world. The seeker is saying, I feel this reality is not the Truth, please awaken me to the Absolute Truth (Sat).  The seeker is aiming for God Realization.

Similarly, in the second line, the seeker is asking to be delivered form darkness (Tamaso), meaning ignorance, to light (Jyotir), meaning awakening.  Again, the seeker, understanding that what is most important in life, is awakening to the Truth, asks for nothing material, but asks for Enlightenment and True Knowledge instead.

In the third line, the seeker is not asking for eternal life or immortality.  The seeker is asking for Self Realization.  The seeker is asking to be awakened to his Infinite, Timeless, Un-born and Eternal nature.  The seeker is requesting to be awakened to his True Nature, to who he truly is, and that awakening to the eternal Self is the freedom from time and death which he is seeking.

Asato Maa - Pisaq tribe

Mantra recorded in a medicine ceremony in the Maha Templo in the Sacred Valley, Cusco in June 2016. 

Singing Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Milagros Casaverde, Nacho Rodriguez and the beautiful Pisaq tribe. 
Original Song by Maneesh De Moor.

Aruna means “Red Fire of Wisdom,” and Achala means “Hill.” 
“Hill of Wisdom”.

Instruments were tuned to 432Hz, a non-standard tuning widely believed to transmit beneficial healing energy due to its resonance with our body’s own vibrational frequency.

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Arunachala Shiva

Mantra recorded in a medicine ceremony in the Maha Templo in the Sacred Valley, Cusco on June 2016. 
Singing Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Milagros Casaverde, Nacho Rodriguez and the beautiful Pisaq tribe. 

First part of the mantra is called the Anusara Invocation, then the Lokah Samastah prayer, followed by the the Universal prayer.

Instruments were tuned to 432Hz, a non-standard tuning widely believed to transmit beneficial healing energy due to its resonance with our body’s own vibrational frequency.


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Closing

Song recorded in a medicine ceremony in the Maha Templo in the Sacred Valley, Cusco on June 2016. 
Singing Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Milagros Casaverde, Nacho Rodriguez and the beautiful Pisaq tribe. 

Mantra in Hindi language to the Divine Mother “Ammaji” ( Sri Amritanandamayi ji ).

Translation:
Mother Mother, Dear Devine Mother. Mother of the Universe. Giver of food to all creatures. You are the supreme primordial Shakti.

Instruments were tuned to 432Hz, a non-standard tuning widely believed to transmit beneficial healing energy due to its resonance with our body’s own vibrational frequency.

Amataye

Wakan Tanka

Corazón que es lo Unico que Tengo
-Nubia E Rodriguez-


Gran espíritu, gran abuela, gran abuelo
como soy me presento ante ti
como soy te pido bendiciones
y agradezco el corazón que has puesto en mi

Cuando vengo no mas vengo, no mas vengo
gran espíritu sabrás a lo que vengo
a entregar mi corazon, mi corazon
corazón que es lo único que tengo

Corazón que es lo único que tengo
Corazón que es lo único que tengo


Translation:
Great spirit, great grandmother, great grandfather
I stand before you as I am
As I am, I ask for your blessings
I appreciate the heart you have placed in me
When I come, I’ll come no more, I’ll come no more
Great spirit you will know why I’ve come
To give my heart, my heart
Heart that is all that I have
Heart that is all that I have
Heart that is all that I have


(Recorded live by Justin Dzuban)

Corazón es lo Unico que Tengo

Ayawasca, La Otra Orilla

Icaro Lupucinita

https://dariopoletti.bandcamp.com/album/danza-en-el-cerro

Medicina Inka ⛰ Dario Poletti

Beautiful mantra to Lord Ganesha from my dear friend Wayra from Brazil.
This mantra was recorded (6/Ago/2017) in my home in a beautiful evening in front of the Pachatusan (sacred mountain in the Valley). Diego Palma in the voice and guitar, Nacho Rodriguez in the tablas, Sheer Sofer in the Dilruba and Adalah in the second voice.

Thanks to Erik Contreras for the recording equipment, love and dedication.

Jam en La Pacha

Ganesha Jay

Companheiro na escuridao

Sai di di - Madeleine Naheka & Indios Beta

vibracion de las plantas - Shankara

Imagen: Frank Howell 
Interprete: Alonso del Río. 

Letra: 
Waitinene waitinene Waitinenene waitinene
Waitinene waitinene Waitinenene waitinene 
Waitinenene waitinene Waitinenene waitine 

Vuela, vuela waitinene  Surca el cielo waitinene 
Entre nubes waitinene  Cura y cura waitinene 
Waitinenene waitinene Waitinenene waitine 


Waitinene

Umkatay is a song for the RAIN in Lakota language.
has been recorded in Pisac, Peru.
Guitar & Voice - Tamara Kowalsky

Umkatay

Native chants from Amazon, Andes and beyond

P.Maldonado

Ayahuasca curandera - Antonio - P.Maldonado, Sep 2008

Diego lives with his family on the Sacred Valley Tribe community in Pisaq (Cusco). We share medicine ceremonies and medicine songs like part of the main practice of healing, connection and celebration within the community.

Sarva Mangala - Diego y Eduardo

Sacred Valley Tribe

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