"The Buddha's Disappearance" is a contemplative hip-hop track that reimagines ancient Buddhist wisdom for the modern era. Drawing directly from Chapter 16 of the Lotus Sutra, the lyrics explore the paradoxical teaching that sometimes a spiritual guide must disappear for their message to be truly received. The track cleverly frames Buddha's strategic absence as an act of compassion rather than abandonment, using the parable of the wise physician to illustrate how we often value what seems lost more than what's constantly available.

Through three verses connected by a powerful hook, the song progresses from recognizing suffering, to understanding the teacher's strategy, to discovering the Buddha nature within oneself. The production balances meditative elements with contemporary beats, creating space for reflection while maintaining an engaging rhythm. The bridge serves as a moment of revelation, while the outro delivers the ultimate insight: the Buddha we seek externally is ultimately found within.

Verse 1
I see you sinking, struggling, drowning in the deep 
Caught in suffering's ocean, can't get no sleep 
I offered you medicine, you pushed it away 
"Not now, not this, maybe some other day" 
So I gotta disappear, that's my strategic move 
Sometimes absence is the only thing that proves 
The value of what's always been right in your face 
Creating that void so you finally embrace

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Verse 2
Your house is burning but you're playing with the flame 
Poison in your system, you don't know who to blame 
I'm like that wise physician with the remedy in hand 
Playing dead so my children finally understand 
It ain't about my ego or getting your respect 
It's about waking you up to what you neglect 
Sometimes the teacher's gotta exit the stage 
For the student to turn to the unread page

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Bridge
I never really left though (No) 
I'm eternally present (Yes) 
The Buddha nature flowing 
Through your veins like a current 
You think I disappeared (Nah) 
But I've been here all along (Right here) 
When you stopped taking me for granted 
That's when my signal got strong

Verse 3
You gotta lose me to find me, that's the paradox 
When I'm out of sight, that's when your mind unlocks 
The Lotus teaching hidden in plain view 
The path was always there, waiting on you 
I'm in the silence between your thoughts 
In the space where attachment gets caught 
I'm in the breath that you finally notice 
When suffering gets real and you lose your focus

Hook
When I'm gone, that's when you notice me (Notice me) 
When I'm gone, that's when you finally see (Finally see) 
When I'm gone, that's when you start to reach (Start to reach) 
The medicine was always there, just out of reach

Outro
So thank me for leaving, thank me for the space 
'Cause now you're seeking, looking for my face 
And in that seeking, you'll find what was true: 
The Buddha you're looking for—that Buddha is you

The Buddhas Disappearance

“Same Sun, Same Sky” is a heartfelt blues-folk ballad inspired by the timeless teachings of the Lotus Sutra. With gravelly vocals, acoustic textures, and soul-deep lyrics, this song explores the universal light that shines on all people, regardless of their path, pain, or past. It’s a gentle reminder that we are all walking under the same sky, bathed in the same sun, and connected by a shared mystery. In a divided world, this ballad is a call to compassion, understanding, and spiritual kinship.

Lyrics: 
I walk this road with a heavy load,  
You got your path, and I got my code.  
But that sunrise don’t ask why—  
It just climbs up in the sky.  
Yeah, that light don’t pass me by.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Or is that just what we choose to see?  
Truth don’t care 'bout wealth or name,  
That golden light treats us the same.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery...  
So tell me, friend, what’s the difference ‘tween you and me?

You wear your scars like old tattoos,  
I’ve got mine too, just different blues.  
But the wind it don’t take sides—  
It just moves across our lives,  
Like a hymn that never lies.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Or is that just what we claim to be?  
The Dharma don’t ask who you were—  
It flows to all, like water pure.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery...  
So tell me, friend, what’s the distance ‘tween you and me?

Shadows stretch, and candles burn,  
But even the lost, someday return.  
You might think you're far behind,  
But light don’t leave no soul behind.

One day we’ll rest beneath the tree,  
No crowns, no chains, just you and me.  
And we’ll laugh about the fight—  
How we missed that common light,  
Burnin’ steady through the night.

Does the sun shine different on you than me?  
Ain’t no gate on eternity.  
It warms the fool, it warms the wise,  
It shines through all our alibis.  
Same sun, same sky, same mystery…  
So tell me now, what’s between you and me?

Same sun…  
Same sky…  
Ain’t no difference…  
‘Less we live that lie.

Same Sun, Same Sky

“Once I Was Fame Seeker” is a folk-blues reflection on the ancient path of transformation and purpose. Inspired by Chapter 1 of the Lotus Sūtra, this song gives voice to the past life of Maitreya Bodhisattva—when he was known as Yaśaskāma, the Fame Seeker. Blending timeless Buddhist wisdom with modern soul, the song explores how our desire for recognition can evolve into a vow to serve, uplift, and illuminate others. It’s a tribute to every artist, seeker, and bodhisattva walking the middle way between longing and letting go. Written and performed by The William Altig Choir.

Lyrics: 
[Verse 1]
Once I was Fame Seeker, walking in dreams,
Longing for glory in soft golden beams.
I sang to the stars, “Let them know my name,”
Not for the praise, but to kindle their flame.

[Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, now I just shine,
Not for the spotlight—just to give a sign.
The light in my chest, it’s not mine to claim—
It passes through me, like a whisper of flame.

[Verse 2]
Mañjuśrī remembered, in ages gone by,
When I asked the meaning of light in the sky.
He said, “You too stood there, long time ago—
And the Buddha you loved let your whole heart glow.”

[Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, now I just shine,
I carry a vow beyond space and time.
To sing what is true, to speak what is kind,
To help you remember the light that’s inside.

[Bridge]
Not every name we wear will stay,
But every vow we make lights the way.
From seeker to servant, from longing to peace,
Each echo of Dharma will never cease.

[Final Chorus]
Once I was Fame Seeker, still I walk on,
With my eyes on the dawn, and my heart in the song.
Not for the fame, not for acclaim—
But to leave this world brighter than when I came.

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Once I Was Fame Seeker

Flowers for the Truth is a hauntingly beautiful duet where two voices meet on an empty city street, offering radiant, glowing flowers to something greater than themselves. This folk-blues ballad weaves the sacred and the ordinary into a single moment of grace. With a painterly sound and mystical undertones, it evokes the hush of twilight, the ache of seeking, and the quiet reverence of truth revealed. A song for those walking the edge between earth and heaven, love and awakening.

Style: Blues Folk-Pop Duet Format: Male/Female vocals (or any two distinct voices) Tempo: Slow groove, 80–90 bpm Mood: Reflective, soulful, reverent

[Verse 1 – Voice 1] Five hundred million skies away, They came to hear just one true phrase. Already kings in heaven's light, Still they felt the pull that burns through night.
[Voice 2] They brought their flowers, humble and true, ‘Cause even paradise longs for what’s new. They bowed low, they sang with grace— To see the truth face to face.

[Chorus – Both, alternating lines] If we hear the truth, some will wake and rise, (Yeah, rise up shining in wide-open skies.) Others find peace, in a softer rebirth, (Like springtime rain falling back to the earth.) And the ones who do good start to grow— That’s the way the Dharma flows.

[Verse 2 – Voice 1] It ain’t just words, it’s how you show, Do you kneel down slow, do you let it glow? Not for pride or some holy crown, But to lift the heavy and lay burdens down.
[Voice 2] The Buddha sat still, but he saw it all— The longing, the reverence, the ancient call. And he knew some would change that day— Just by hearing what he’d say.

[Chorus – Both, in harmony] If we hear the truth, some will wake and rise, Others find peace, in more forgiving skies. And the shadows start to lose their hold, As the good-hearted start turning bold. Yeah, the ones who do good start to grow— That’s the way the Dharma flows.

[Bridge – Spoken Interlude, alternating] Voice 1: They came from beyond what we call space… Voice 2: …just to hear a teaching full of grace. Voice 1: Not for power, not for pride… Voice 2: …but to help the suffering turn the tide. Both (sung): And that’s what truth can do— Not just for one, but for me and you.

[Final Chorus – Both, rich harmony] If we hear the truth, some will wake and rise, Others find peace where the spirit flies. And the pain of the world begins to fade, As we walk the path the sages laid. Yeah, the ones who do good start to grow— That’s the way the Dharma flows.

[Outro – Voice 2, softly] So bring your flowers, lay them down, [Voice 1, gently] In every heart, in every town… [Both] The truth still calls through time and space— To meet it now, with humble grace.

[Reprise Outro] So bring your flowers, lay them down, In every heart, in every town… The truth still calls through time and space— To meet it now, with humble grace.

Flowers for the Truth

“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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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.

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[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

Shining Right Here

“Shining Right Here” is a soulful, blues-inspired anthem born from the timeless wisdom of the Lotus Sutra. Rooted in the tradition of seeing beauty beneath life’s struggles, this song blends the deep ache of the blues with a message of hope and awakening.

Inspired by the famous lines from Chapter 16—where the Pure Land is ever-present though often unseen—the lyrics invite you to change your perspective, let go of fear, and discover the brilliance already shining in your life. With heartfelt verses and a chorus that soars like sunlight through storm clouds, “Shining Right Here” is a reminder that even in the hardest times, joy and peace are just one clear vision away.

Let this song be your companion on the road: a little blues, a little light, and a whole lot of love for the real world, just as it is.

Listen, share, and let the Pure Land appear right where you are.

Lyrics: 
Verse 1:
Woke up this morning, felt that heavy old sky
World looked gray and empty, couldn’t help but wonder why
But then a little voice inside me whispered clear—
“This sorrow you’re feelin’? Buddha’s already here…”

Pre-Chorus:
I was searchin’ for heaven, far away and blue,
Never saw that heaven, shining in my view

Chorus:
So I changed my eyes, my heart, my mind,
Saw the world so bright, I left fear behind
Oh, this world ain’t broken, it’s shining right here—
If you clear your vision, the Pure Land appears

Verse 2:
Folks walk by in silence, heads hung low in pain,
They say the fire’s coming, life just ain’t the same
Well, let me tell you, brother, let me tell you true—
The beauty you’re missin’ is just hidin’ from you

Pre-Chorus:
There’s a song in the silence, light behind those tears,
Every moment sacred, when the Lotus appears

Chorus:
So I changed my eyes, my heart, my mind,
Saw the world so bright, I left fear behind
Oh, this world ain’t broken, it’s shining right here—
If you clear your vision, the Pure Land appears

Bridge:
Step outside your sorrow, step into the light,
Dance with all your darkness, hold your pain so tight
‘Cause the Buddha’s been smilin’, every mile, every year—
You’re already home, my dear

Chorus/Outro:
So let’s change our eyes, our hearts, our minds,
Find the truth together, leave old fear behind
Oh, this world ain’t broken, it’s shining right here
Right here, right now, let the Pure Land appear

Shining Right Here

A soulful blues-pop anthem inspired by the Lotus Sūtra (Chapter 15), delivered in a laid‑back 100 bpm swing groove. Over warm Rhodes piano, gently brushed drums, and tasteful guitar licks, the lyrics call listeners to ignite their inner spark of faith and practice patience in every act of kindness. This uplifting track blends earnest vocals with a steady rhythm to illustrate how service and compassion open the door to deeper wisdom and enlightenment.

Lyrics: 
[Verse 1] when the world feels lost and lonely when your voice is just a whisper in the night there’s a spark inside you, burning ready to shine that holy light

[Pre‑Chorus] feel it rising like a river flowing through your heart again patience is the secret trigger let your kindness be the wind

[Chorus] arouse your power of faith let your soul ignite this flame do good patiently through each day let the spirit call your name
you will hear the dharma clear like you never heard before open hearts will draw it near bring enlightenment to all

[Verse 2] every helping hand you offer sends a ripple through the stormy sea every time you lift another you unlock what’s meant to be

[Pre‑Chorus] feel it rising like a river flowing through your heart again patience is the secret trigger let your kindness be the wind

[Chorus] arouse your power of faith let your soul ignite this flame do good patiently through each day let the spirit call your name
you will hear the dharma clear like you never heard before open hearts will draw it near bring enlightenment to all

Arouse Your Power of Faith

🎶 The Auspicious Dawn of Wisdom | A Spiritual Folk Blues Journey Through the Lotus Sutra

The Auspicious Dawn of Wisdom is a soulful folk blues meditation inspired by Chapter Seven of the Lotus Sutra.
With tender acoustic guitar, soft slide fills, gentle harmonica, and heartfelt vocals, this song invites the listener into a cosmic and personal journey — where ancient Buddhas awaken, heavenly kings bow in reverence, and fragrant winds carry the essence of wisdom through all worlds.

Through poetic and timeless storytelling, the song retells the awakening of the Buddha Great-Universal-Wisdom-Excellence and the rippling impact across countless realms. But beyond the sacred tale lies a universal truth: enlightenment is not distant or reserved for the few.
The trembling of distant worlds mirrors our own inner transformations. When illusions fall and attachments fade, the light of wisdom naturally breaks through — a dawn we all can know.

With elements of folk, blues, spiritual Americana, and devotional music, The Auspicious Dawn of Wisdom offers a space for reflection, healing, and rediscovering our connection to the eternal Dharma.
For seekers, dreamers, meditators, and lovers of soulful acoustic music, this is an invitation to remember:

The dawn of wisdom is always near — waiting to bloom within you.

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👉 Perfect for fans of:
	•	Folk Blues and Acoustic Storytelling
	•	Spiritual Blues and Americana
	•	Buddhist-inspired music and mindfulness
	•	Ambient, reflective and meditative songs
	•	Mystical and poetic songwriting

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Lyrics: 
[intro: Solo acoustic guitar + faint harmonica
Fingerpick a descending blues scale to set a reverent, yearning mood.]

[Verse 1 — In the Vastness of Time]
Ten kalpas passed in silent grace,
Still and deep in wisdom’s place.
The Buddha sat, unmoved, serene,
Awaiting dawn, yet still unseen.

[Chorus — When Wisdom Breaks Through]
Then light arose, worlds shook and sang,
The gates of dark to brightness rang.
The heavens bloomed with flowers rare,
Fragrant winds danced through holy air.

[Verse 2 — The Celestial Offering]
Brahma-kings from realms on high,
Cast blossoms falling from the sky.
Not as rulers, but bowed and meek,
Honoring truth they came to seek.

[Bridge — Beyond Time and Space]
Hundred yojanas wide the glow,
Through endless realms the blessings flow.
Kalpas fade, and yet they feel,
The Dharma’s pulse, profound and real.

[Verse 3 — Gods Lay Down Their Crowns]
From countless worlds, the deities came,
Leaving pleasures, whispering His name.
Offerings made, attachments shed,
For wisdom’s light they bowed their head.

[Chorus — When Wisdom Breaks Through]
Then light arose, worlds shook and sang,
The gates of dark to brightness rang.
The heavens bloomed with flowers rare,
Fragrant winds danced through holy air.

[Instrumental]

[Verse 4 — Beyond the Phantom City]
Illusions fall like withered leaves,
The treasure land no longer deceives.
The phantom fades, yet is not gone,
For all along, it led us on.

[Verse 5 — The Universal Call]
The sixteen sons, with voices clear,
Urged the Buddha for all to hear.
The Lotus blooms in every age,
Across the worlds, from sage to sage.

[Final Chorus — The Eternal Song]
Oh, wisdom dawned, and worlds awoke,
The cosmic dream, the veil broke.
Buddhas past and yet to be,
Sing the Sutra eternally.

[Outro — soft, reflective]
So too, within our hearts today,
The flowers fall and drift away.
Yet fragrant winds remind us still,
The Buddha’s vow, the Dharma’s will.

The Auspicious Dawn of Wisdom

The Song of the Bodhisattva Path is a tender and meditative folk-blues ballad inspired by Chapter 8 of the Lotus Sutra. 

Through the quiet reverence of Pūrṇa Maitrayanīputra and the profound silence surrounding the Buddha’s immeasurable virtues, the song explores the tension between language and truth. While words fall short, they also serve as gentle guides — skillful means that help beings awaken to their own Buddha-nature. 

With imagery drawn from the rain nourishing all plants, the compassionate vow of the Bodhisattva, and the luminous interconnection of life, this song invites listeners on a deeply personal and universal journey. Performed in an intimate acoustic style, with soft guitar, optional harmonica, and heartfelt vocals, Inexpressible Light offers a space for reflection, connection, and the aspiration to walk the path of selfless compassion and wisdom. 

A song for seekers and sages alike.


Lyrics: 
[Verse 1] 
Pūrṇa rose with gentle grace, 
Eyes upon the Buddha's face. 
Words fell short — no tongue could weave, 
The boundless gifts we can't conceive.
The World-Honored One, beyond compare, 
Radiates wisdom through the air. 
Yet speech and thought, they falter fast, 
Before a truth too deep, too vast.

[Refrain] 
O wondrous light, beyond all name, 
Yet words must rise, like gentle rain. 
To guide us home, they point, they call, 
Though language fails — they serve us all.

[Verse 2] 
Language breaks and notions bend, 
Still, kind words lead to journey’s end. 
Skillful means, the teacher’s art, 
Parables that stir the heart.
The rain falls soft on every leaf, 
Each takes what cures its silent grief. 
So varied paths, yet all unite, 
In One Vehicle's boundless light.

[Refrain] 
O wondrous light, beyond all name, 
Yet words must rise, like gentle rain. 
To guide us home, they point, they call, 
Though language fails — they serve us all.

[Bridge] (softer, contemplative) 
Old habits cling, the self holds tight, 
Craving shadows veil the sight. 
But emptiness is not despair, 
It's interbeing everywhere.
With mindful breath and open hand, 
The Bodhisattva takes a stand. 
For all the world, they vow to be, 
A lamp for those who cannot see.

[Verse 3] (uplifted) 
Pure compassion leads the way, 
Transforming night into endless day. 
Though Buddha's merit can't be told, 
It lives in hearts both young and old.
So rise with joy, and walk the shore, 
The Sutra sings forevermore. 
Where all are kin, and none apart, 
The Bodhisattva's vow will start.

[Final Refrain] (gentle and resolved) 
O wondrous light, beyond all name, 
Yet words must rise, like gentle rain. 
To guide us home, they point, they call, 
Though language fails — they serve us all.

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The Song of the Bodhisattva Path

“Fire in the Stone” is a soulful blues folk meditation on hidden potential and the quiet presence of awakening within our daily lives. Inspired by Nichiren’s teachings on the Mutual Possession of the Ten Realms and the Lotus Sutra’s promise of universal Buddhahood, this song brings ancient wisdom into an earthy, intimate soundscape. Through images of rocks sparking, trees blooming, and the Buddha walking quietly within us all, “Fire in the Stone” reminds us that even in dark and cold moments, the light of enlightenment is waiting to be revealed. Simple, raw, and heartfelt, this track offers comfort and hope to seekers everywhere.


Lyrics: 
[Verse 1]
I struck two stones in the midnight cold,
No light ’round me, no hand to hold.
But a spark leapt free from the heavy gloom—
Whispered soft, “Child, there’s fire in the stone.”

[Verse 2]
I passed a tree that winter forgot,
Barren and brittle, life seemed lost.
But come the spring, it bloomed so wide—
“Child,” it sang, “there’s a blossom inside.”

[Chorus]
Oh, fire in the stone, bloom in the wood,
Buddha in the tears, in the blood, in the mud.
Hard to believe, harder to see,
But the Buddha walks quiet, deep in you and me.

[Bridge - optional slow breakdown]
Like water in fire, or a flame in the sea,
This Dharma hides softly, where hurt used to be.

[Chorus repeat]
Yeah, fire in the stone, bloom in the wood,
Buddha in the cry, in the dark misunderstood.
Hard to believe, but it’s true as can be,
The Buddha walks gentle, deep in you and me.

Fire in the Stone

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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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