Ayni is a mantra connecting us to the wisdom of the heart and our right relation with all of creation.  

This healing medicine song, repeats the word Ayni, from the Quechua language of the Andes. Inviting us to reconnect, feel and live this ancient and living wisdom of harmonious relations with others, nature and spirit. 
The second part of the mantra shares the words Tupay Munay, the Meeting in love and offers blessings and gratitude to Mother Earth, Pachamama and to Father Sun, Tiata Inti.

Original song: Kirsty Ka
Recording: Immanuel Prem Baan 
Photo: Jeffrey Wium

If you feel called to activate your voice and channel, to reconnect and harmonise with the earth and spirit and share your voice and heart more, Kirsty Ka has created the SACRED VOICES COURSE a comprehensive multi-week self paced program especially for you. 

To learn more and join: https://sacredspaces.thinkific.com/courses/sacredvoices

For more info on Kirsty Ka's music and offerings visit: www.wildwisdomka.com/earth-music-medicine

AYNI

Mantra Love

Keep On Loving

Selene “The Moonchild” 

Lore

Selene was not born in the way mortals are born. She was taken from her dying mother beneath a blood moon, drawn out by a ritual that should never have been spoken. The witches called her a blessing, a child touched by the moon itself. But as she grew, it became clear she was no blessing, she was a vessel.

Her eyes glow with the reflection of the moon, and she hears whispers that no one else can. They are not always cruel, nor always kind, but they never stop. Some say they are the voices of the dead, others claim they are echoes of Lilith herself, reaching through the child’s bloodline. Selene does not answer questions about them. She only smiles, and sings.

Her lullabies carry weight. Children who hear her songs in dreams never wake. Men who follow the sound of her voice into the forest are found days later, sleeping with their eyes open, their hearts stopped as if they simply… forgot to live. Yet Selene herself seems innocent, fragile, as if she does not even understand the power she carries.

She wanders between the coven and the ruins of Panonia, humming to herself, playing with shadows as if they were dolls. The Moonchild does not kill because she wishes to, she kills because the moon sings through her, and the night obeys.

- Connection to her Song (“Lullaby of the Pale Moon”)

The song is her voice, not a metaphor. It’s what she hums to herself when alone, or to others before they fall into eternal sleep. The gentle repetition, childlike words, and eerie comfort mirror her nature: both innocent and monstrous.

The “Sleep, child, sleep” refrains are what she truly whispers to her victims.

The moon references tie into her origin as a child of ritual beneath the blood moon.

The final darker verses reflect that the lullaby is not meant to comfort, but to carry souls away.

Lullaby of the Pale Moon (Selene Theme)

Shakti Sutra

Ya Devi

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Luna Llena

The second of my first two official recordings, this shamanic-flute-prayer-offering represents all the tension and excitement of change, synergy, and the dance we do with the cosmos via self, other, and nature - in a relentless and infinite expansion/contraction of life force. The theme is surrender to change, Inner Peace and/or Divine Bliss amidst chaos and turbulence. 

Our world is in the midst of the "Great Turning," shifting from a global-industrial-growth society (i.e. capitalism, globalism, neo-liberalism, corporatocracy, etc) to a Global-Life-Sustaining Society. Such a process is an initiation - a Global Initiation. The up to 5 harmonics of each Suling flute dance in the synergy of unstoppable change, transformation, and metamorphosis. May we let go of the shores of comfortability and embrace the river of change. May we dance in synergy with grace.

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The Suling flute is a bamboo, pentatonic flute from Indonesia custom created by Suzanne Teng. They are some of my favorite flutes right now and you may contact Suzanne Teng to purchase one of the 3 different sizes: [suzteng@mysticjourney.net] /// [http://www.mysticjourney.net/]

So much gratitude to Suzanne Teng and Gilbert Levy for helping me professionally record my first two tracks! Thank you for catalyzing me to new horizons of what is possible with music and the flute. 

More gratitude to all the Solstice Flute Camp/Festival 2017 Family!

And immense, eternal gratitude to my first flute teacher, Sunny Solwind Feather, for the initial and ongoing inspiration to learn flute.

~Music channelled by David Daniel Brown, plus some clay dumbek, "Sabar-style" by Gilbert Levy~

~Art by Olly Boon~

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*FUN FACT*
Bamboo is a teacher of the wisdom of patience and the importance of rooting before growing and flying. Bamboo can take 5-7 years of "rooting" itself down into the earth before it sprouts up and grows (fastest growing plant on earth - after rooting, of course ;)up to 35 inches/day. So before all you youngers get ahead of yourselves and your journey of awakening, receive the wisdom from the ancestors and from bamboo: "One Step At A Time is the only way to walk." Remember to root, build your foundation/nest, and take your time doing so, so that when you are ready, you can really grow! Just one perspective and one way to be it ...

Harmonic Initiation

Canto a Yemaya, Diosa africana de las aguas.

YemaYa

Shamuankuna Cayari

Volume 3 - Dec 31st

After 20 years of dreaming, I finally decided to take my yoga teacher training, and I did it with my partner Naomi Jason, and one of my favorite teachers, Shiva Rea.  

We trained for 3 weeks at Blue Spirit in Nosara, Costa Rica.

I've been making music for Shiva for almost 20 years, and this was by far the most intimate and rewarding journey of collaboration. 

Enjoy the vibes!  You can hear Shiva teaching in the background, so this is for practice, probably not best for use in class.  I hope to translate these into studio releases this spring :)

Improvised Yoga Music

Improvised Yoga Music w/ Shiva Rea YTT Costa Rica, Dec 31 2018

Live performance of "All the Saints and Sages Are Here" by Omkara and George – Satsang with Moojibaba – Rishikesh, India. March 2019
More music from Mooji Mala on www.moojimala.com
Free audio/video Satsang on www.mooji.tv

All the Saints And Sages Are Here – Omkara & Omraj

Chidananda

Adi Shakti

Indian American musician Sheela Bringi has been exploring the connections between her ancestral and actual homelands her entire life. The Grammy-nominated musician sings and plays a 36-string harp, the Indian harmonium and bansuri (Indian bamboo flute).

As a young woman Bringi was influenced by M.I.A. and Dead Can Dance, studied with Cecil Taylor and Meredith Monk, while at the same time deepened her studies with Indian classical masters like Pandit G.S. Sachdev and Ustaad Aashish Khan.

This unique background has resulted in her debut album, Incantations (Black Swan Sounds), rooted in India’s classical music tradition and the beauty of its mantras, as well as a groundbreaking exploration of American jazz and blues. The album was released in 2014 and garnered praise from National Public Radio, the Guardian, Public Radio International and more, and debuted at #9 on the iTunes World Music chart.

She has performed in a wide range of venues, including concert halls and universities presenting traditional material, yoga studios leading kirtans and in dance clubs overtop throbbing, bass-heavy beats (she’s toured with Karsh Kale, DJ Drez, and many others).