"The Power of Trust"

A meditative song anchored in deep surrender.
This piece invites you to soften into the unknown,
to find strength in stillness, and light in letting go.
Let it guide you back to the quiet knowing:
You are held. You are guided. You can trust.

THE POWER OF TRUST (432 HZ)

Shango Records:

Prince of Morocco sounds from the big city: AkizzBeatzz. The night spirit master is reflecting the power of Gnawa, a cultural and social distinctiveness rooted in West Africa, flourished in Morocco by way of migration, both voluntary and forced.  From Senegal to Chad, from Mali in the North to Nigeria in the South Gnawa population originated from black West Africa. The enslaved people from the old Ghana kingdom (north of Mali), the great market of Djenne, the mystic order which marks exclusiveness, the ancestral memory , the artistic and spiritual parallels with the Bori in Nigeria, the Stambouli in Tunisia, the Sambani in Libya, the Bilali in Algeria, the Vodou in Caribbean….Across the path of the night, there is no doubt that AkizzBeatzz retain the spiritual authority and the source of inspiration that suggests the possibility of redemption for all sufferers.

1.AkizzBeatzz “Ain Hijla”
2.AkizzBeatzz “L'Arbre du Ténéré”
2.AkizzBeatzz “Haboob”

Shng025 Akizzbeatzz - Ramal Ep

BANDCAMP

Akizzbeatzz-L'arbre Du Ténéré

You were never more lost than you are now, if you cannot reach out, touch the wild earth and weep...

Living wild on Dartmoor, a man eats only nettles. His body disappears; he learns to fly. He encounters demigods and eloquent trees. He is Nettle-Eater, crooked, arrogant, self-proclaimed bastard of the moor. This is his testament. By the author of Sometimes a Wild God, also available from Hedgespoken Press.

This is an excerpt from the audiobook of Nettle-Eater, recorded in Devon by Tom in 2018. For the full audiobook (25 mins) visit: shop.hedgespoken.org/products/nettle-eater-audiobook

For the book, please visit: shop.hedgespoken.org/products/nettle-eater.

Nettle-Eater is a short, sharp prose-howl in the direction of genuine and magical wildness and an uncompromising love-letter to the wild places of Dartmoor. Hovering over the pages is the ghost of Milarepa, the Tibetan saint who - it is said - survived on a nettle-diet for seven years, achieved a powerful enlightenment and became Tibet's best-loved bad-kid-turned-good. Nettle-Eater is written to be read aloud as a prayer to the wild earth and a reminder to us mortals that our lives are short and on fire and that there is no better time to remember our essential nature than this instant, no better time to discard the masquerade of our civilised lives than now...

Nettle-Eater - Winter

Tom Hirons

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