A simple all-and-response song of welcome to all the states our hearts might be in as we gather. I encourage you to sing this on your own with your own words - how is your heart right now? Welcome in.

Welcome in, wild hearts
Welcome in, wild hearts
Welcome in, wild hearts
We will sing our way to wholeness
We will sing our way to wholeness

...and tender... seeking... grieving... courageous... & wild hearts

Welcome In, Wild Hearts

Wild and Free

Ahlay Blakely is a master of complex rounds, and this is one of her finest.  An anthem of togetherness that will live in your cells long after you stop singing.

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Spells from the Unknown

Net of Remembrance by Ahlay Blakely

Lay it on Down - Heather Houston

Part 1:
You gotta  lay it on down, down, down, down

Lay it on down

Come on and lay it on down, down, down, down

Lay it on down

Part 2:
You don’t have to carry this much weight

You can lay it on down, down, down it’ll be okay


Part 3:
Trust, let the current carry you

Trust, in the waters moving through

Trust, in the cycles of the moon

Trust, in these hand your holding,

Love will see you through

Lay it on Down - Heather Houston

pop Extended Promises of good love hot today

creep - radiohead (cover) live recording

I wrote this song in the wake of the Nepal earthquake in 2015. I spent time travelling and teaching English in Nepal in 2011 and felt a personal connection to the people and land there.

Words & melodies by Osprey. Guitar by Rich Glauber. Produced by Geoffrey Mays at SoaringHeart Studio in Eugene, OR.

© 2015 Osprey Huffsmith

03 Grief & Praise

This song was born out of John O'Donohue's poem, "For Someone Awakening to the Trauma of Her Past"; it has come through me in a season when the long buried wounds of past trauma have surfaced, inviting healing and renewal. "Only you know where the casket of pain is interred," John O'Donohue wrote. "You will have to scrape through all the layers of covering and according to your readiness, everything will open." 

May this song bring you healing, too.

Part One: 
As your tears fall over that wounded place,
may they wash away your fears and free your heart

Part Two:
I am coming home, I am coming home,
this body now, a meadow -- gentle, my love.

Wild and Free

Sarina Partridge

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