Such medicine to my soul. I sing this in my own sacred space because it is healing and helps to connect with the medicine. Thank you for your beautiful voice and the magical chords.

so awesome thnk you for sharing i will learn this

It is important that listeners and singers know the Yoruba heritage of this song and as well, Orisha Oshun, riverain deity of the Niger River.

One of my top 3 songs to play. Thank you!!!

Recorded in Pisaq, Cusco on Nov, 2009, with Diego Palma and Jarah Tree.
Original song by Nick Barber.

Lyrics:
When you let go of fear the truth will appear so simple and clear (bis)

There’s a feeling inside so deep and so wide so open and free.
When love is revealed all beings are healed so naturally.	

When you let go of fear...	

Let your light show the way forever to stay in the circle of friends.
Let your heart be your guide to lead you inside where love never ends.

When you let go of fear...

And when love overflows you can only let go and be swept out to sea.
This journey will end where it started my friend in the heart’s mystery.

Medicine songs

Heart's Mystery

Recorded in Pisaq, Cusco in the Maha Templo on a Full moon ceremony in August 2013.
Singing Diego Palma, Eran Fakir, Milagros and Leticia.
Original song by Gabriel Meyer based on King David.

Lyrics:
HAREINI MEKABEL ALAI
ET MITZVAT   HA-BORE
VE AHAVTA LE RE ACHA CA MOCHA
RE ACHA CA MOCHA

Shall walk the path of loving
others as myself.

medicine song

Hareini

En el centro de este fuego baila un colibrí 2x
baila, baila, vuela, vuela , baila colibrí 2x
Tus alas me llevarán 3x
A mi madre
A mi padre

I do not own this song. It is of South American origin and honors the power of the hummingbird. I sing it in gratitude and respect to the heart that received this song. 

The song came to me through my beloved husband. 
We love to sing this song together by the fire.

Origin: South America, Native Medicine Song.
Artwork: ChiTree Kai // www.chitreesign.de

Kolibri

Lupunita supaykaya puntay mantay marí (x2) C, Fmaj7, C Fmaj7 
Lupunita supaykaya puntay mantay marí (x2) Am, Dm, Am 
Marirí marirí marirí (x2) C, Fmaj7, Am 
Bobinsana supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Ayahuasca supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Chacrunera (pinturera) supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Chihuahuaco supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Tomapende supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Otorongo supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Remocaspi supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Wiraqocha supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Pachamama supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C 
Huachumita supaykaya... C, Fmaj7, C

Versión Mariri . Icaro . Shimshai

Mariana Root - vocal and composition
Jean Piel - Kora
Mariana Root and Eduardo Santana - Water efects

Yuin Huz e Zeger Vandenbussche - production

Pisac, Peru, June 2014


Brillan Luciernagas

With a very precious prayer I present to you a version of a Lakota inspired 'Good Morning' song that celebrates and expresses the desire to live and be alive, and gives gratitude to the water, medicines, the heart and to life.'


Lovingly Written and shared by a dear sister and beautiful medicine woman called Stephanie Kersley. Thanking her beauty for birthing this song, the pure prayer from which it came from. Thanking her for her walk and inspiration to me.

Sung with Joshua Wenzl, Chords on guitar by Reuben DK. x

Every time I sing this song I think of her and remember her and am grateful.
Sharing it here because I know many people want to learn this beautiful expression of gratitude. 

May that we carry this in honour to the spirit who bought it forth. In the deepest bowing to the Lakota Native American people whose ways reminds us to remember our nativeness and stand clear in  the truth of why we have come here. My deepest respect to the ancient lineages of this world and their sacred understanding of Life.

Am C G
Hihanni Waste x3 hey ney (Good morning)
Cante Wasteya Nape Cuizape, Heyana heyana hey ney x2 (I greet you with a good heart)
Waniwaciyelo x 3 Hey ney(I want to live)

Wopila Tanka anpetu waste, Lila Waste Hey ney x 2 
Waniwaciyelo x 3 Hey hey

Wopila Tanka mni wiconi, Heyana heyana Hey Ney x2 (Thankyou water of life)
Waniwaciyelo x 3 Hey ney

Wopila Tanka Pejuta Wakan, Heyana heyana Hey Ney x2 (Thank you Holy Medicine)

Artwork by Dorrie Joy  - www.Dorriejoy.co.uk

I am absolutely delighted to be collaborating with Dorrie Joy, an intuitive and visionary artist who I have been deeply inspired and creatively moved by for many years. The spirit of my songs meet with the spirit of Dorrie's paintings and merge in the dance between song and sound.

Print available https://www.dorriejoy.co.uk/fullscreen-store-page/comp-j94ed4d6/b2b15525-ad1c-4ca0-b0c6-26f7e58bad18/0/%3Fi%3D0%26p%3Dvbuo2%26s%3Dstyle-jc6d7art

Hihanni Waste

Armonica Yagé

This is a very old song out of the Yoruban & Santeria traditions - Nigeria, Cuba, & Brazil. I learned recently that it is about those who serve the Orisha Oshun (sometimes Osun) and the brass bracelets they wore that Oshun asked them to rattle. This somehow managed to be mistakenly interpreted and shared by myself and many others as “necklace of love,”  perhaps due to the devotees adoration of the Orisha.  Oshun embodies love and sexuality  and one of her elements is brass, which never rusts. One writer shares "To understand Osun is to know the intelligence, vitality, caring and nourishing abilities of womankind. Long-suffering, cheated, overlooked, and over-worked, but always committed to the survival of humanity. Besides signifying wealth, brass never rusts, it is eternal. In Osun, we have the embodiment of prosperity, love, beauty, elegance, sexuality and sensuality and a divinely sanctioned feminist. 

This is a traditional song in the public domain. Choral arrangement copyright Lisa G. Littlebird, instrumental arrangement and guitar recorded by Aimee Ringle.

Chords, lyrics and more:
http://thebirdsings.com/ide-were-were

Ide Were Were

May the rose petals of divine love pour over you!
Im not  sure who wrote this song! I love singing it and I hope you enjoy this recording I made. 
Lyrics:
                          Em                     C               D                   G
El alma que se abisma en las riveras infinitas de tu amor
                     Em   C     D                  G
lleva tras de si los tesoros que posees.
                   Em                C                          D              G
No soy un águila, soy un pajarillo de un ligero plumor
                             Em  C    D        G
que mira al tibio sol, su sol de amor.

           Em  C      D              G
Derramaré una lluvia de rosas (x4)

Para almas pequeñitas, nada de métodos muy muy complicados
les dejo un caminito de confianza y amor.
Atráeme Jesús para que no exista nadie más que vos
te doy mi corazón, morir de amor.

Derramaré una lluvia de rosas (x4)

Quiero pasar mi cielo haciendo el bien sobre la tierra (x2)
Ya todo se ha cumplido ya nada más he de desear
de nada me arrepiento, me entregué al amor.
Señor yo te conjuro a que llames a miles de almas pequeñitas
a vivir de tu amor, a vivir de tu amor.

Derramaré una lluvia de rosas (x4)
Image created by Mary Isis

Nectar Medicine

Lluvia de Rosas

Lluvia de Rosas (Rain of Roses)

prayer to the water...aho!

*I believe written by Irina Flores
I've never heard it sung, only the read the words and the melody came to me when I was in el Jardin meditating on the water / storms and rain :)

Bachan - Aguita que vienes (original words by Irina Flores)

Tradicional portuguese song to the Lady of the remedies

Senhora Dos Remédios

Lisa G is a songcatcher. She holds a vision for a world where singing is once again an integral part of daily community life. May we use our natural human expression to open our hearts, share our challenges and celebrations and uplift our lives.

Lisa G. Littlebird is the director of the 80-member Wholehearted Chorus in Monterey and Big Sur, CA. She has been on the faculty as a community singing facilitator at Esalen Institute in Big Sur, CA since 2006. She is a singer, composer and teacher with more than 30 years of musical experience, facilitating community singing opportunities throughout California and beyond.  Learn more at http://thebirdsings.com.

Ide Were Were

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