Mantra grabado en ceremonia de medicina en Pisaq, Cusco en Septiembre del 2012, por Diego Palma y Eduardo Santana.

Letra:

Sarva Mangala mangalye
Shive sarvaartha Saadhike
sharanye tryambake Gauri
Naraaya-ni Namostute
Naraaya-ni Namostute (bis)

Om Namoh Shivaya
Om Namah Shiva (bis x4)

SHIVAYA SHIVAYA SHIVAYA (X3)
SHIVAYA SHIVAYA OM NAMAH SHIVAYA
OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (BIS)


This prayer is to Goddess Parvati (Gauri, Durga, the consort of Lord Shiva, and worshipped as Shakti.) If we pray to Goddess Parvati, who is Auspicious, Mercy and Bliss, then she bestows upon us such strength that helps us to escape the delusion and to get liberation.

This hymn is addressed by every hindu during every possible marriage ceremony because Parvati is the goddess of fertility and marriage.

Medicine songs

Sarva Mangala - Diego y Eduardo

Recorded during a Singing circle session in Pisaq, Cusco on September 2011. Diego Palma, Milagros Casaverde, German Virguez, Eduardo Santana, Pierre Froustey, Marni Samuels, Nicola Mina, Verónica Valiente, and many beautiful brothers and sisters that are part of the tribe.

Lyrics:

GATE GATE
PARAGATE
PARASAMGATE 
BODHI SVAHA (bis)

Gate means gone, gone from suffering to liberation. Paragate means gone all the way to the other shore (to Nirvana). Sam means everybody.  Bodhi means awakening and svaha is an expression of delight and excitement. So the whole mantra translates as something like: Gone, gone, gone all the way over; everyone’s gone to the other shore; Enlightenment, All Hail!

Gate Gate - Pisaq singing circle

The Eagle And The Condor (rough 1st Rec)

<> Alonso del Rio

Divina Enseñanza es una canción original de Chandra Lacombe, que forma parte de nuestro segundo álbum Aguita Bendita. Les compartimos esta versión que ha sido arreglada por nosotros e interpretada en el concierto del Lunario del Auditorio Nacional de la Ciudad de Mexico, acompañados nuestros hermanos Said Amaya, Mike Sandoval y Ricardo Martinez.

Divina Enseñanza (Chandra Lacombe)

The fruit of a shared music moment with my sister Marianne.
Apparently this song originates from the traditions of native indigenous people of Canada and is a fire dance song.

The lyrics & chords are available in my Spirit Sings Songbook. 

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Kindled by an awareness of divine guidance and conscious connection with spirit, singer/songwriter Kimberly Haynes expresses her musical art in a synthesis of uplifting songs in the style of world, folk, pop and sacred chanting in the languages of English, Sanskrit, and Hebrew. Kimberly’s enrapturing sonic portals deliver the listener into the heart space.

The spectrum of her eclectic and enlightening vocal performances evokes both the tenderness of a mother’s touch and the ancient feminine power of a tribal priestess.  Kimberly’s compositions are a musical journey of discovery, healing, personal growth and devotion.
 
“My songs are my prayers,” explains Haynes.  “It is truly a privilege to carry those prayers into the world.  It is my hope that they will be a blessing to all who hear them. I raise my voice in song to awaken a place deep within myself – and in others – where we can collectively begin to remember our own sacred hearts, our sacred connection to Creation, and the sacredness in each other.”

Despite limited exposure to art and music in the inner city where she was raised, Kimberly Haynes bravely followed a divinely inspired call to song.  Her passionate approach to life is reflected clearly through the music she creates. Having walked through extraordinary difficult personal challenges with her grace intact, she has allowed those experiences to deepen and enrich her song and channels her experiences into a tapestry of music for the heart.

 
Kimberly’s debut album “Awaken Me,” won Album of the Year, One World Music Awards 2016. 
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“Haynes’ gentle, soothing, wistful, and haunting voice reaches resplendent passions…At every point, sincerity rings through, and the two constituents, the vocal and instrumental elements, serve as bolsters to each other in the subtlest but most suffused of ways…not only are her deliveries satiny and mellifluous but this woman boasts excellent compositional skills as well.”

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248 - Ahó Grande Espírito

Ayahuasca Curando - Herbert Quinteros and Waxy Yawanawa

La mente se ha callado
Las voces han parado
y no suenan más, más, más.

Mil pétalos se abren
Mi sombra se deshace
y no se ve más, más, más.

Vamos juntando el canto
Vamos amando tanto
Soy todo y todos somos
Voy siendo en cada tono

Petalos

A song by Mapu & Ixã, from the Huni Kuin people in Mirante da Pedra, sung by Fabian Moreno.

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Venho lá da floresta
O meu canto é de amor
Sou um índio mensageiro
Mensageiro do amor

Ehehe eheh ehehehehe...

Peço à mãe Rainha
Toda hora todo dia
Para trazer a cura 
E a nos dar muita alegria

Ehehe eheh ehehehehe...

No meio da floresta junto com os meus irmãos
Vou falar com o coração
Essa é a minha tradição

Ehehe eheh ehehehehe...

Venho lá da floresta
O meu canto é de amor
Sou um índio mensageiro
Mensageiro beija-flor

Ayahuasca Curando - Herbert Quinteros and Waxy Yawanawa

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