Best version of this mantra! My students and I love it! 💖

That's a really good photo of you Amy.  The eyes especially...They burrow right through to the soul.  And yeah, I agree...Kind of a good time for love and understanding to get a bit of a boost.  Thanks for doing that.  :-)

The beginning of this song is the Gayatri Mantra - a sanskrit chant that basically means "you are the source, please illuminate my heart".  It's a prayer for enlightenment and is chanted by millions of people daily, usually I think at sunrise and sunset.
One evening, at a period in my life when I was burnt out and desperate, I was in that place when I was too tired to sleep and too tired to do anything else.  I decided that playing guitar would make me feel better.  I chanted the gayatri mantra for about 20 mins and then a thought occurred to me - if the source could illuminate my mind in plain english that I could understand what would it say?
The english words in the song are the answer that I received.
I'm so glad this song resonates for so many people, it just shows me our hearts are all the same...

You Are Safe

Emerging from a still place within, Where Spirits Live has the power to reconnect you with that sacred space. 6 long pieces with organic world percussion, tabla, soprano sax, guitars, acoustic bass, Hang and soft Mantra vocals touch your heart and take you into relaxation. 

“We have to say we are loving this album. It’s been constantly running as the soundtrack to our days. Beautiful!” Deva Premal & Miten (Mantra singers) 

“Where Spirits Live is one of those rare CDs that gives me the same deep full-body experience that I usually only experience listening to Live music.” 
Sh’ana Sheane (Australia) 

“Once in your CD player, you won’t take it out so soon.” Yoga Aktuell (DE) 

I am a sky where spirits live. 
Stare into this deepening blue, 
while the breeze says a secret. 
Like this. 
Rumi

musicians:
Praful – Bansuri, Soprano Sax, Bamboo Sax, Melodica, Vocals, Spanish Guitar, Hang, Tanpura, Keyboards, small percussion 
Afra Mussawisade – Gome, Ghatam, Kanjira, Caxixi, Shakers, Brushes 
Sandhya Sanjana – Pitched Vocals (1) 
Heiko Dijker – Tabla (2,4) 
Pablo Nahar – Acoustic Bass (2,3,4,5,6) 
Nelson Latif – Nylon Guitar (2) 
Gil Lopez - Steel String Guitar (6) 
Maneesh de Moor – additional keyboards (1,3,4) 
Vimal G. Gabrielsen – vocals (4) 

Love Is The Diamond

Heart of Gaia — Ashana & Thomas Barquee

Ong So Hung

Nadaka - Mandalam (The Lotus of the Open Heart)

Played on AsaChan RDT.
From the album "Vibrance - Chapter One", available on bandcamp : https://aslakaho.bandcamp.com/album/vibrance-chapter-one

Vibrance : Chapter One

ReConnections

This month's mantra is about love and understanding for all. All faiths, all races, all beings.  May all our thoughts, words, and deeds contribute to the joy of all and freedom from suffering. Seems fitting for the times... 

Lokah Samasta Sukhino Bhavantu

May all the beings in this universe, be free from suffering and centred in a unified experience of love and joy.

(mp3) February 2017 - 108 Lokah mantra

February 2017 - 108 Lokah mantra

Warm, lush ambient pads with gentle tabla beat and atmospheric choir for end of a yoga class/deep relaxation Nidra. With a Sacred Name Invocation "Kodoish, Kodoish, Kodoish, Adonai Tsebayoth" as inspiration and guidance to tune in to octaves of cosmic light sound particles, and activate every subatomic particle of divine intelligence, to energise the whole of the Divine Being.

OM + Mantra Yoga Music

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Octaves of Divine Light (Kodoish, Kodoish, Kodoish, Adonai Tsebayoth)

The H'Oponopono chant originates in Hawaii, and has a powerful spiritual message of love, connectivity, forgiveness and reconciliation. By these magic four lines, arguments and conflict can be defused, and a return to love and belongingness can happen Beautifully brought to this world by the enchanting lead voice of Congolese singer, artist and peace activist, Jean Paul Wabotai, this version of the song has been co-composed by Craig Pruess (who has produced, arranged and recorded it, including his ammbient trumpet playing) and Jean Paul, with the serene and heartfelt backing voice of Kate Marney. Kate left the earthly plane today, in the depths of the night, and we are posting this as a fond and loving memory of a sweet and wise soul. Hearing it now, with that emotion, one can hear the trumpet lines as almost an elegy. Kate, we will miss you, but your spirit (and sweet voice) live on! Love forever xx

February 2017 - 108 Lokah mantra

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