Medicine Songs

Runaljod - Ragnarok

Raido

Lyrics & music by Peia. Featuring Cye Wood Viola/Cello
Thunder swept the mountain side, the day you left the village my love. 
T’was a full moon May night.
And I remembered the time by the great riverside, when you taught me to dance, to dance in the storm.
We had come from many a land, a great distance.
 All in search of the spirit, laid with longing far too long. 
Up the mountain we climbed, though the wind’s song was wild, to where the sacred wheel was laid and the fire burned on. 
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As we called them one by one, North, South, East and West. 
Oh this stirring in my breast! Is it you blue hummingbird?
You were my blue hummingbird. Called by the nectar of my flowering heart.
Oh you could not linger long. 
But I remember the time by the great riverside when you taught me to dance, to dance in the storm. 
Water came down from the heavens above. She stung and bit our tender skin. 
Some ran for shelter, but we held the circle strong. 
 Though the storm raged on, and the night grew so long... 
Soon came a clearing in the sky, pierced by the full moonlight. 

‘Machi, Machi Machi Ma
Machi cura, Machi sana
Machi canta me una nana’

 You were my blue humming bird. 
Called by the nectar of my flowering heart, 
oh you could not linger long. 
And I remember the time by the great riverside, 
when you taught me to dance, to dance in the storm.

Dance In The Storm - Beauty Thunders - Featuring Cye Wood

Ho'oponopono means to make right- and it usually pertains to healing the disharmony between people. In Hawaiian tradition there was a special ceremony to Ho'oponopono (make right), when there was a disagreement or conflict between individuals. The elder or kupuna of the village would often lead the ceremony and bring the people together to help facilitate this making right of the relationship. The Ho'oponopono ceremony may have taken place by the ocean in which special oli (chants) were recited and a certain limu (seaweed) was used. We all know the ocean's healing effect it can have on us! 
There is now a prayer commonly associated with Ho'oponopono, which my no means is "traditional" , yet it is imbued with the qualities and values of Ho'oponopono: "Thank You (Gratitude), I Love you (Love), Please Forgive me (Forgiveness & Compassion) I Forgive You. Ho'oponopono, Mahalo Nui Loa." I adopted this version of this prayer from my friend Ali. Music (Kalimba and shakers) and Melody by Mary Isis.... plus nature sounds.

Ho'oponopono

Oxygen

'I believe only in love. Everything else on earth lacks meaning. Even if this world is leveled to the ground, even if the seas dry up and the mountains wear down. Love will live forever in the infinite universe.'

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Infinite Universe

The tracks from our first album after the singles, Projection and The Emperor and the Oracle... also available at www.akaraproject.com

Dissolving the Veil

Siren & Verbalist. 
Words & Sounds to inspire, empower & awaken change.

Oxygen

Shell Babbs