la voz de María tiene una vibración muy especial 🔥🔥🪘🪘🪘🌿🍃

Canto Yawanawá revisitado que convida as nações a se unirem cantando e dançando.
Chant Yawanawá revisité qui invite les peuples à s'unir, en chantant et en dansant.

Baetê

Ovene nawashahu yawanawa

Waka means water. The ‘Waka’ album pays homage to the water that sustains all life on our blue planet. Shaneihu Yawanawa's reverence to the transformational quality of water to cleanse and rebirth serves as a reminder that we have the choice to change in each moment. His voice is joined by that of his wife Marya Sheki and sister Nay Ushu, feminine voices that channel the power of the forest. The album contains ancestral songs, healing songs spoken in Vaná (language of the plant spirits), and songs composed by Shaneihu.

Waka

Akoekoe

Heavenly Father,

We come before You this morning with grateful hearts. You are the God who has carried us through every moment of this year — the joys that lifted us, the challenges that shaped us, and the quiet days when Your presence was enough.

Thank You for Your unending love and faithfulness, even when we have been unsteady. Thank You for Jesus, our Savior, whose birth we have just celebrated, reminding us that You stepped into our world to bring light, hope, and redemption.

As this year draws to a close, help us to release any burdens, regrets, or worries into Your merciful hands. Give us clear eyes to see the ways You have worked in our lives and the lives of those around us.

Lord, guide our steps in the days ahead. Fill us with Your peace that surpasses understanding.
Renew our strength, soften our hearts, and deepen our trust in You. May we love others as You have loved us — with kindness, patience, and courage.

We lift up those who are hurting today: the lonely, the grieving, the anxious, and those facing uncertainty.
Wrap them in Your comfort and remind them they are never alone.

In the precious name of Jesus, our Redeemer and Friend, we pray.

Amen.

December 30, 2025 Prayer

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Eskawatam kayawey

Tuim Nova Era - Pasha Dume Pae

original by Ana Pomar <3

*Vou-me apresentar*

A Rainha Yemanjá
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
Na força das ondas do mar
Eu vou me apresentar

A Rainha da Floresta
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
Na força da Amazónia
Eu vou me apresentar

A Lua rainha da Noite
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
Na força qe faz tudo girar
Eu vou me apresentar

A Rainha Pachamama
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
Na força que emana da Terra
Eu vou me apresentar

Kali Ma, Rainha do Fogo
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
Estou aqui a me apresentar
Nesta força para purificar 
  
Mãe Isis Rainha do Céu
Sua benção me dá, sua benção me dá 
No Mistério universal
Para sempre eu me unificar

Nesta força eu vou chamar
A me abençoar, a me abençoar 
A presença das Avós
Tão sábias aqui a orar

Nesta força eu vou cantar
As graças vou dar, as graças vou dar 
Às forças que aqui estão presentes 
A nos abençoar

A Rainha Yemanjá,
A Rainha da Floresta e a Lua na noite 
Pachamama Kali Ma
Mãe Isis e todas as Avós
♥

eu vou me apresentar

Canto Yawanawá - Tonande

01 Ungambikkula

O Encontro (Txai Fernando)

No coração da floresta 
Escute o que vou te dizer
É a morada sagrada 
Deste divino poder
Treme a terra e geme o mar
Faz tudo estremecer

Lá dentro da floresta
O encontro aconteceu
Da rainha soberana
Com o mestre Irineu
Revelando-se a doutrina
Do divino senhor Deus

A rainha ordenou
O nosso mestre imperador
Para ser o professor
Nesta escola do amor
Ensinar o mundo inteiro
Com força superior

Estes ensinos divinos
São flores finas do astral
Para aquele que é humilde
E presta bem atenção
Escuta o passarinho
Cantando no seu coração

Txai Fernando: voice, percussion, bandolim
Bastiaan Kamãvena: guitar, voice
Tuchawa Shawandawa: guitar
Clara Soloina: voice
Diego Francisco: bass

recorded for upcoming Astral Flowers album "Floresta"

Hinos

O Encontro

Shaneihu Yawanawa is a man of multitudes: he is a spiritual leader, musician, hunter, father and chief of the Yawarani village. Early on, his role as a bridge between the Yawanawa people and the rest of the world led him to introduce the guitar to their vocal music tradition. Twenty years on, instruments are infused into the music and spiritual practices of the Yawanawa.

Shaneihu has dedicated his life to the shamanic practices of his Yawanawa lineage, passed down through generations over thousands of years. This includes years of isolation and strict plant diets to carry out his life’s purpose – to awaken love and spirituality in all humans.

Akoekoe

Shaneihu Yawanawa

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