Dive into the soothing and soul-stirring world of Indian devotional music with this exquisite collection of bhajans. Inspired by the timeless poetry and compositions of Surdas, these tracks evoke deep spirituality and devotion. Each melody is rooted in classical ragas, with Raga Bhairavi being a highlight, creating an ambiance of peace and transcendence. Accompanied by traditional instruments like the harmonium and tabla, this album is perfect for meditation, prayer, or moments of introspection. A must-have for lovers of Indian classical and devotional music!

9 Ant Ke Din Ko Hs Ghanshyam Surdas 60 bpm

BHAIRAVI 84 BPM

15 Kaha Kami Jake Ram Dhani Taal Kaharwa 60 BPM Veena

This Harinaam Kirtan, sung by Kinkar Namananda in the divine Raga Purabi, is a soul-stirring invocation of the Holy Name of Sri Krishna. Raga Purabi, an enchanting evening raga, evokes a sense of serenity, introspection, and devotional longing, perfect for connecting with the Divine as the day transitions into night. The melody flows with deep bhakti (devotion), drawing the listener into the bliss of Naam Sankirtan, where the repetition of the Lord’s name becomes a pathway to spiritual awakening. Let the sacred vibrations of this kirtan immerse your heart in divine love and peace

NAAM Mahamantra Raga Purabi

This Harinaam Kirtan, sung by Kinkar Namananda in the enchanting Raga Yaman, set to the graceful Dadra Taal, is a soulful invocation of the Holy Name of Sri Krishna. Raga Yaman, known for its serene and uplifting nature, creates a perfect blend of devotion and tranquility, while the gentle six-beat cycle of Dadra Taal adds a rhythmic sweetness to the chant. The melody flows with deep bhakti (devotion), inviting the listener into the blissful realm of Naam Sankirtan, where the repetition of the Lord’s name becomes a gateway to spiritual awakening. Let the sacred vibrations of this kirtan fill your heart with divine grace and transcendence.

Naam Mahamantra Raga Iman Taal Dadra

This Harinaam Kirtan, sung by Kinkar Namananda in the divine Raga Bhupali, is a serene and uplifting invocation of the Holy Name of Sri Krishna. Raga Bhupali, with its ethereal and meditative qualities, creates an atmosphere of devotional peace and spiritual elevation. The melody flows gracefully with deep bhakti (devotion), drawing the listener into the bliss of Naam Sankirtan, where the repetition of the Lord’s name becomes a pathway to inner awakening and divine connection. Let the pure and sacred vibrations of this kirtan fill your heart with tranquility and transcendence.

Naam Mahamantra Raga Bhupali

Sri Hari Aarti as writtten and sung by Prabhu 'Om Swami' at Sri Badrika Ashram, Himachal Pradesh.

Sri Hari Aarti

Gracious Consolation: Organ Meditation music
https://youtu.be/K2o0YVKZaa4
Sheet Music: https://mymusic.st/hildegardmusic/272323

Composed and played by Hildegard-Heejin Kim.

✨It is recorded by Organteq 2
♦️Registration information♦️
-Romantic Abbey- console
🪄Stops
-Recit: Bourdon 8', Flute Traversiere 8', Flute 4'
-Grand Orgue: Flute 8', Doublette 2'
-Positif: Bourdon 8', Flute 8' 4'
-Pedal: Bourdon 16', Flute 8'

Gracious Consolation Organ Solo

“Two Roads of Faith” is a folk-blues meditation on devotion, courage, and the cost of truth. Inspired by the contrast between the Roman Centurion of the Gospels and Lord Ueno, a votary of the Lotus Sutra, this track explores two radically different paths of belief—one grounded in trust without proof, the other in unshakable resolve through persecution.

Set to a slow-burning slide guitar, this blues tale weaves gospel echoes with the spirit of the samurai. The song honors those who stand for what’s right even when the world turns away—those who walk the harder road with no turning back.

“One had status. One had none.
One saw a flash. One faced the sun—
And stayed until his face burned gold.”

A song for the mad and the free. For the votaries. For those still singing under heavy skies.

Lyrics:
[Verse 1 – The Centurion]
A Roman stood by the Teacher’s side,
Armor gleaming, pride set aside.
“My servant’s sick,” he bowed his head,
“Just say the word—he won’t be dead.”

He didn’t ask for proof or sign,
Didn’t walk the dusty line.
He saw the power from afar,
And trusted it like the northern star.

That was faith—
A quiet yes
Without knowing the rest.
He didn’t see the end—
And that was the test.

⸻

[Verse 2 – Lord Ueno]
But far away in warlord lands,
A young man held fate in his hands.
Not Roman, not cloaked in grace—
But a samurai with a Buddha’s face.

He saw the truth in Nichiren’s fire,
Felt the cost climb ever higher.
They taxed him till his roof caved in,
But he never gave up, never gave in.

He fed the monks when his kids went cold,
Sheltered farmers brave and bold.
He knew the end could be a sword—
But still, he held the Mystic Word.

That was faith—
Not in what might be,
But in what must be.
He saw the storm—
And stood like a tree.

⸻

[Bridge – The Comparison]
The Centurion believed in power unspoken.
Lord Ueno believed while his world was broken.
One had status. One had none.
One saw a flash. One faced the sun—
And stayed until his face burned gold.

⸻

[Chorus]
Two roads of faith, both divine,
One trusts the word, the other the line—
Written in sweat, tears, ash, and rain.
Both cried freedom, both bore pain.
But only one walked
With no turning back—
And that’s the road
The Bodhisattvas track.

⸻

[Reprise: Verse 2 – Lord Ueno]
But far away in warlord lands,
A young man held fate in his hands.
Not Roman, not cloaked in grace—
But a samurai with a Buddha’s face.

He saw the truth in Nichiren’s fire,
Felt the cost climb ever higher.
He knew the end could be a sword—
But still, he held the Mystic Word.

That was faith—
Not in what might be,
But in what must be.
He saw the storm—
And stood like a tree.

⸻

[Bridge – The Comparison]
The Centurion believed in power unspoken.
Lord Ueno believed while his world was broken.
One had status. One had none.
One saw a flash. One faced the sun—
And stayed until his face burned gold.

⸻

[Chorus]
Two roads of faith, both divine,
One trusts the word, the other the line—
Written in sweat, tears, ash, and rain.
Both cried freedom, both bore pain.
But only one walked
With no turning back—
And that’s the road
The Bodhisattvas track.



Two Roads of Faith

Full Moon Ritual Invocation for Shiva, The Completer [18min] 
with Bowls and Vocal Loop

Shadow Mantra: Om Namah Shivaya [Echo] 120425

Delivering immersive devotional soul-stirring renditions of the Hare Krishna Mahamantra, sung in the timeless beauty of Classical Hindustani Ragas. Experience bhakti through melody.

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Welcome to the musical world of The William Altig Choir, where ancient wisdom meets contemporary sound.

Inspired by the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and infused with deep spiritual themes, my music blends the rich traditions of blues and folk with modern elements, creating a unique fusion that resonates with both the heart and soul.

I've been captivated by the Lotus Sutra's messages of compassion, wisdom, and transformation since my youth. It's a journey of self-discovery that has found its voice in my music. Each song is a reflection of my own spiritual awakening and a celebration of universal truths.

My style is characterized by emotive storytelling, powerful lyrics, and a commitment to exploring the depths of human experience. Featuring contemplative blues, acoustic slide guitar, saxophone melodies, and the harmonies of a gospel choir, my music reflects a quest for enlightenment and a better understanding of the self.

Join me on this musical journey. Together, we can explore the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, finding solace, hope, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

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