This song carries a message of liberation from some of the painful and oppressive messages many of us have been conditioned to believe. 

"My body is a living temple of love. My body is the body of the Goddess."

Many of us have been taught that our sensuality is not sacred, that our embodiment is not holy. We are taught that to be "spiritual" or "pure" is in conflict with our sexuality. In reality, sensuality and sexuality are some of the most beautiful, divine gifts we are given as humans. While we may intellectually agree with this, the conditioning of thousands of years of patriarchy and oppression around these topics runs deep. Music has the power to penetrate aspects of our beings that words alone can't. So, a song that celebrates and affirms this truth is powerful medicine.

"Oh, oh, oh, I am what I am. Oh, oh, oh, I love what I am."

The tyranny of the "trance of unworthiness" is a fierce one. Most of us are bombarded with messages of self-doubt and insecurity by the mass media, our families and our culture at large from a very young age. We are taught we need to look, be and perform in very specific, usually unrealistic ways to be worthy of love. This honestly makes me want to grab a bucket and puke in it just thinking about it! 😂 Yuck! Let's clear that toxic business from our beings ASAP! 

The original words to this song, written by Michael Stillwater, are "Oh, oh, oh, I am that I am. Oh, oh, oh, I am that I am." He granted me his blessing to record this song with the agreement that I stick to his original lyrics, though he did approve my request to include my adapted lyrics at the end. That's why you'll notice this difference in the recording, compared to how we sing it live. I feel the self-love message is important, so I'll stick to those lyrics when sharing it live, fyi!

I hope you'll give it a listen, sing, dance and celebrate your divine sensual embodiment and holy self-love with me! More of this, YES!! ✨✨


Credits:
Ali Maya - Vocals 
Robbie Ryan - Percussion
Tara Divina - Backup vocals
Lauren Arrow - Backup vocals
Mary Isis - Backup vocals

Body Of The Goddess

Flowstate

Rhythm And Flow

Relax and deepen into your Breath Wave practice with this guided journey from Robin Clements of Breathwave, Featuring the musical soundscapes of Medicine Fox

Transformation

Transformation - BreathWave Journey with Robin Clements & Medicine Fox

Tracks for active shaking meditation from Vikasa Yoga

Vikasa Shaking Meditation | 5 Min

As you are beginning to become more aware, perhaps you are beginning to realize that all these things that have in the past seemed like magic, it is not magic at all. It is just understanding and a level of consciousness that makes it possible.

Focus: Introducing you to various beings with whom humanity has always been connected, but that connection had been lost until recently.

Key Teaching: As you are beginning to become more aware, perhaps you are beginning to realize that all these things that have in the past seemed like magic, it is not magic at all. It is just understanding and a level of consciousness that makes it possible.

Guides Called In: The Blessed Mother & The Essenes

Find all of the Stargate's free meditations and channelings here:
https://stargate.live/blog

Live The Magic In Every Moment • Meditation

Still Light On Water

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Tłumaczenie: Piotr Iwanicki
Redakcja polska: Izabela Mieszała
Czyta: Aleksander Bromberek

Potrzeba bezruchu - Thanissaro Bhikkhu [LEKTOR PL]

Więcej tu: https://sasana.wikidot.com/szacunek-dla-pustki

Możesz nas też posłuchać na tych serwisach podkastowych -
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sasana-pl/id1592163368?uo=4 
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Wspomóż prace Sasany: https://patronite.pl/SasanaPL 

Pomóż nam tłumaczyć teksty źródłowe: https://patronite.pl/TheravadaPL 

Tłumaczenie: Anita Olszyna
Redakcja polska: Bartosz Klimas, Har-Dao
Czyta: Aleksander Bromberek

Foto: Mattia Faloretti on Unsplash

Szacunek dla pustki - Thanissaro Bhikkhu [LEKTOR PL]

Music for meditation & yoga practice, 60 min class

1 Capricorn | 60min

part of "TOBA REY", Doma Tornados(hdm05)

download:
http://www.archive.org/download/TOBA.REY.Doma.Tornados.hdm05/TobaReyDomaTornadoshdm05.zip

.Produced and re-arranged by Doma Tornados/
.Bass, guitars, synths, drums and percussion performed and recorded by Doma Tornados/
.Mastered by Daniel Jeffs/

.Cover Design by G.Piacenza@Blackwhale, Barcelona
.”Antiguos dueños de las flechas” was released in 1972 as part of the album “Cantata Sudamericana”/
.Original music writted by Ariel Ramirez, lyrics by Felix Luna/
.Vocals by Mercedes Sosa, backing vocals by Los Arroyeños/

ANTIGUOS DUEÑOS DE LAS FLECHAS_Doma Tornados feat. Mercedes Sosa

Activating Qi Flow with Om Mantra Meditation: 50 Zen Songs for Yoga Exercises, Asian Music Therapy, Relaxation Environment, Sacred Chants for Healing

Om Mantra Meditation

SASANA.PL to kanał, na którym publikujemy wykłady uznanych nauczycieli buddyzmu theravady. Są to zarówno instrukcje do medytacji, jak i dłuższe mowy przybliżające podejście buddyzmu do problemów, z którymi każdy z nas boryka się w życiu. 
Theravada powstała w III w. p.n.e. w północnych Indiach, po wyodrębnieniu się z ze wspólnego nurtu szkoły mahasanghików i jest najdłużej istniejącą szkołą buddyjską spośród wczesnych szkół. Dominuje w południowej i południowo-wschodniej Azji (gł. Birma, Kambodża, Tajlandia, Laos), aż po Indonezję, i bywa nazywana buddyzmem południowym. Czasami tradycja ta zaliczana jest do hināyāny, co nie jest właściwe zarówno ze względu na poprawność merytoryczną, jak i historyczną.