Sacred songs

exploration of vibration

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We’ve received direct messages from a few people over time for the chords to this song, so we thought we’d post them right here for reference! Feel free to reach out (through the comments below or contact form) if you ever have questions or comments.
​Happy playing friends!
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We took a breather from packing (our flight to Peru is in 17 days!) and sat down to sing this beautiful prayer by Mestre Irineu Serra for the Santo Diame Church. The words are beautiful, we've typed up the translation from Portuguese to English below the soundcloud link.
Although this song is not on our new album Weaving the Vine, you can enjoy it on soundcloud.
Click on the link to check it out:
weavingthevine.bandcamp.com/album/weaving-the-vine
Flower of the Waters
From where do you come, where do you go?
I will do my cleansing 
My Father is in my heart

The house of my Father 
Is in the heart of the world
Where all Love exists
And there is a profound secret 

This profound secret 
Is in all of humanity 
If everyone knew themselves 
Here within the Truth
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Our self titled album is coming out soon. The album artwork is by our dear friend Vera Napravnikova. 
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Check out her websites here:
ONI SHOBO
http://onishobo.com/english/index.php

Vera's Artwork
http://vera-napravnikova.webnode.cz
A preview track from our upcoming album!
An original composition.
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It is our intention to share some good vibes from our adventures from the past 3 years. It feels like it's time for a milestone before we move into special, sparky 2016 ;)

Love Always,
Zain and Zahra

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A prayer that is sung in many traditions around the world.
This particular version we covered is by Josua Wenzl & Leticia Sideris. 
This is a live recording of us from a sacred ceremony. 

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This fresh out of a sacred ceremony. 
Everyone was moved to pray in song together. 
Like a gentle breeze the voices melded together and drifted through the cool summer twilight hour, honoring the home we love: Planet Earth. 
Ide were were nita oshun (e-, d)
ide were were (e-)
ide were were nita oshun (e-, d)
ide were were nita ya (e-, c)
ocha kiniba nita oshun (c, d)
cheke, cheke, cheke (g, c)
nita ya (c, d)
ide were were

“A Yoruba, West African song that sings of Oshun, the goddess of rivers, seashores, and love, and speaks of a necklace, a symbol of the initiation to Love.”
According to Tribes of Creation
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music."
-Aldous Huxley

"Music in the soul can be heard by the universe."
-Lao Tzu