Hay una oración muy querida por los alumnos de Vedanta. Es una oración muy auspiciosa para el estudiante y para los buscadores de conocimiento espiritual, especialmente los que buscan la libertad.

🙏 En este podcas puedes escuchar cómo se recita y su significado.

2. Una oración para el buscador espiritual

Hinos 02 ate 30 do Hinario Pele's Garden do irmão Joseph Sulla (Joze Sulla)

19 Lord Jesus Christ

Rupert Sheldrake is one of the most thoughtful, lucid people I have ever met. In this conversation we talk about the foundations of science, both as an institution and as a path to knowledge. Like all the institutions of modernity, science faces a crisis that is increasingly recognized within science itself. Part of it is the "replicability crisis," but as Rupert and I discuss, that is but a gateway into deeper epistemological and metaphysical problems. 

Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist and author, is best known for his hypothesis of morphic fields and morphic resonance, which leads to a vision of a living, developing universe with its own inherent memory. Find out more on his website: http://www.sheldrake.org/

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The Crisis of Science (E07) - A New and Ancient Story

Orland Bishop
Spiritual Biography
In this remarkable series of four interconnected conversations, we trace Bishop’s spiritual biography from his childhood in Guyana to his teen years in Brooklyn, his college years in California, and the subsequent conscious emergence of his shamanic journey. These conversations with Michael Lerner took place in the presence of a small group of friends at The New School at Commonweal.

Orland Bishop combines an extensive study of medicine, naturopathy, psychology and indigenous cosmologies with a deep dedication to human rights advocacy and cultural renewal. He was a research fellow at the Center for the Study of Violence at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles and has consulted for many human development organizations in the United States and internationally.

Orland is co-founder and Executive Director of ShadeTree Multicultural Foundation in Los Angeles, California, a unique organization devoted to the mentoring of young people and the creation of communities to support them. Through ShadeTree, Orland has pioneered approaches to urban truces and working with at-risk youth that combine indigenous wisdom and practices with contemporary methodologies designed to mentor the human potential and create intentional communities. He has developed processes that support people to come into deeper inner and collective agreements in order to heal violence and social exclusion. Orland is currently focusing on understanding the deeper meaning money as a pathway to designing new economic forms that support healthy community life.

Find out more about The New School at tns.commonweal.org.

New School Conversations

2011.08.17:  Orland Bishop - Spiritual Biography Part 2

“Ciranda das Mulheres - por dentro e por fora da 9a. Mostra de Música Leão do Norte”. Peça radiofônica por Janete El Haouli e Julio de Paula, resultado da residência artística de criação radiofônica realizada entre os dias 9 e 13 de outubro de 2017, em Caruaru, promovida pelo SESC Pernambuco. O trabalho de escuta das paisagens sonoras da cidade de Caruaru, bem como dos ambientes de debate, oficinas e performances da mostra, estimulou a criação da peça 'Ciranda das Mulheres" como um 'retrato sonoro' ou um 'cinema para os ouvidos'. Fruto de imersão no universo das cantoras, compositoras e pesquisadoras, as cenas foram construídas em planos acústicos que fluem de forma onírica a partir de falas, entrevistas, depoimentos, cantos, oficinas, seminários, concertos. 

A peça conta com participação colaborativa de Agda Moura, Ana Carolina Murgel, Anastácia Rodrigues, Badi Assad, Bia Marinho, Camila Yasmine, Cátia de França, Ceumar Coelho, Déa Trancoso, Diego Janatã, Djuena Tikuna, Gabi da Pele Preta, Inaicyra Falcão, Janete El Haouli, João do Pife, Juçara Marçal, Letícia Bertelli, Marcela Bertelli, Maria Helena, Marlui Miranda, Mawaca, Ná Ozzetti, Nathália Fragoso, Regina Machado, Renuzia Neta, Riá Oliveira e Sofia Freire.

Citações musicais (fragmentos): "Akoj té" (tradição Ikolen-Gavião. arr.: Magda Pucci), "Assovios do Soyeteh” (tradição Paiter Surui – adapt.: Marlui Miranda), "Bará" (Juçara Marçal), Cântico para Yemanjá" (tradição afro-brasileira. adapt.: Maria Helena), "Ciranda" (Paulo Coelho e Cátia de França), "Eremona” (tradição Mekragnoti/Kayapó – adapt.: Marlui Miranda), "Frevo e Ciranda" (Capiba), "Iyá Awó" (Inaicyra Falcão), "Moça Namoradeira" (Lia de Itamaracá), "Oração do Anjo" (Ceumar e Mathilda Kóvak), "Pássaros, Mulheres e Peixes" (Alessandra Leão e Xico Sá), "Quando eu lembro do dia de hoje" (tradicional do moçambique de Justinópolis), "Saudação para os donos da casa em Uruá" (Déa Trancoso), “Suíte Afro-Recifense - Cântico de Oxum” (José Amaro dos Santos), "Waves" (Badi Assad). Com poemas de Ágda Moura e Djuena Tikuna em depoimento sobre a liderança feminina no cotidiano de seu povo.

Paisagens sonoras captadas na Feira de Caruaru (Sulanca), no Distrito de Murici e na Procissão de N. S. Aparecida, Paróquia de N. S. Aparecida, bairro de Rendeiras.

Pesquisa/referência: "Cartografias da canção feminina: compositoras brasileiras no século XX (Ana Carolina Murgel).

'Ciranda das Mulheres' by Janete El Haouli and Julio de Paula

Charles Eisenstein in conversation with Orland Bishop

New and Ancient Story Podcast

Orland Bishop Part 1 (E26)

Part 2 of Charles' conversation with Orland Bishop.

A New and Ancient Story

Orland Bishop - Part 2 (E27)

Orland Bishop is in my eyes a treasure on this earth. In this conversation we talk about the cosmological and geological dimensions of the current evolution of culture and consciousness, along with other topics. Please do avail yourself of the information carried by Orland's words and -- even more -- by his voice.

Orland Bishop - Part 3 (E31)

Original song by Maggie Wheeler, arrangement by Lisa G. Littlebird.

Get It Right by Maggie Wheeler - All Parts

Aloha

"The song of the hummingbird "
hymns received by Priya 

Priya began receiving Hymns in 2001.  These hymns are part of the Santo Daime tradition originating in the Amazon of Brazil. 

Priya and her husband, Augustuz, are active members of Céu do Hawaii, a Santo Daime church on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Recording and production by Gabriel Knoedt at his home studio in San Diego, August 2019.

01 - Viva God

I offer this chant as a powerful practice of presencing. In the dark, difficult, and uncertain times, one of the most powerful tools I’ve found is to chant mantra. Mantra, that which protects the mind, helps us to enter into a one-pointed concentration, thus quieting the looping stories and the fears.

Choose one part and stick to it throughout, and notice how you feel afterward. This is also a beautiful one to sing with a large group of people.

Hamsa so hum translates as “I Am That” in Sanskrit. In Vedic philosophy, it means identifying oneself with the universe or ultimate reality. The Soham mantra has been called the universal mantra because of the fact that its vibration is already a part of the breath, and everybody breathes. Sooooo… is the sound of inhalation, and Hummmm… is the sound of exhalation.

Hamsa means white swan. The swan, of course, is an ancient symbol of spiritual grace and purity. The mantra is called White Swan because when the in-breath and out-breath are freed and purified, they are like the wings of a swan helping our spirits to soar. The Hamsa mantra helps us find the grace within and carries us beyond our limited concepts.

Lyrics:

Hamsa so hum, hamsa so hum

I am that I am that I am, I am that I am that I am

So hum, so hum, so hum, so hum

I am this breath, I am this voice

I am a bird of light, I am a bird in flight

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Heather Houston
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Bird of Light

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