Sacred songs

exploration of vibration

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Exciting news!
For some time now we have been working on our first album: a homemade collection of sacred songs.
There are some covers and many originals.

It is hard work!
The only kind worth doing. When doing what one loves it is true that hours pass unnoticed and all sorts of lessons and guidance start flowing into life.
We are learning so much about each other, about concentration, possibilities and willpower. 

We are trying to complete it before the end of this year, but aren't forcing a deadline date. 
It is so savory to be part of an ongoing project and study that is coming from internal motivation. 

​*Updates to come in the near future*
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"Como Las Flores" by Shimshai returns and with even more laughter.
This is a recording from a sacred ceremony and is filled with happy vibes! Enjoy :)
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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
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An uplifting song by Nick Barber. 
Last night we spent the evening at a beautiful spot we call "Willow Pond," where we recorded our cover of this song. Dedicated to all our friends and family that are going through the ups and downs characteristic of the awakening process. 
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An original composition. Click play button below:
"Awake, my dear, be kind to your sleeping heart. 
Take it out into the vast fields of Light and let it breathe." ~Hafiz 
* "Ishq 'Illah mabud Lillah" as chanted by many devotional artists, or alternately, "Ishq Allah mabud Allah" - Arabic عشق ﷲ معبود ﷲ : 'ishq = unconditional love; ma'būd = beloved, worshiped, adored. Literally, Allāh is Love, Allāh is Beloved. The Sufi in the East says to himself, 'Ishq Allah, Ma'bud Allah,' which means 'God is Love, God is the Beloved', in other words it is God who is Love, Lover, and Beloved." ~Hazrat Inayat Khan, The Sufi Message, Volume XI, Love
Source: the Beloved Within

Also "Baba Nam Kevalam" In short: Love is all there is. 
Baba Nam Kevalam – Baba Nam Kevalam is the Asthakshari Mantra(eight syllable chanting words) given by Baba.
Baba refers to the innermost and dearest  entity in one’s soul. Baba comes from a Sanskrit word meaning dear.
Nam means Name
Kevalam means Only
Baba Nam Kevalam means the name of that innermost soul is the only name

Source: BabanamKevalam
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Painting by Susan Seddon Boulet "Bear Woman Dancing"
A sacred song for our dear Healing family- Kaku Turey, Ata-Ni and Chaxiraxi. Elements are sung in tribute to their medicine songs, melded with our own inspirations. 
As people come together, their heart songs do too.
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The closing hymns of the Santo Diame 'So Brilo do Sol' (Pedrinho Sebastião) and 'Vivo na Floresta' (Madrinha Rita) are edited, abridged and combined in Zain's cover. 

Estamos muito gratos por suas bênçãos grandes mestres .
Viva! 
"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