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Unwoven

@fenwizard hope you like this one as much as I do

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More from Minuk:

Why hide from this love
if inside there is a pure flower?

And it heals me and cleanses me
And it calms me, reminds me

Why hide from this love
if inside there is a pure flower?

And it heals me and cleanses me
And it calms me, reminds me

Mantle of Light, river of love
Sweet treasure in the heart

El Bruho Remix

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René Aubry " Guitare Bambou"

Borrowed this home run from @BlessingsDeers

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beloved
 these two:

&
Pura Flor
are SO beautiful
 thank you so much for sharing.

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Judee Sill may be the greatest musician of the 70’s that you never heard of. I came across her album “Heart Food” in a free used record bin as a college student and was blown away by lyrical poetic music infused with flavors of Christian Mysticism, and I played her album over and over. But no one seemed to know who she was. I looked for more albums and never found any. But now I know what happened. This documentalry movie was just released and it’s available on Apple, Amazon Prime and Youtube and it has finally solved the mystery of who this woman was:

This includes interviews by Jackson Browne, David Crosby, David Nash, JD Souther (whom she dated for a time) Linda Ronstadt and David Geffen (the founder of her record label). She was well known in the 70’s L.A. music scene and was the first artist signed to Asylum Records.

I never knew until now her full tragic tale. Judee survived a tragic childhood of abuse at the hands of her step-father and became a heroin addict. She lived on the street and out of a car for a time, got busted for robberies and learned to play gospel piano in the reform school church services. Then she somehow managed to get off drugs and make a minor name for herself in the L.A. music scene for a few years.

Her song, “The Donor” is is a work of pure genius. drawing on the “kyrie eleison” of the traditional Catholic mass and uses a full choir of voices. She says, “I hoped to write a song to induce God to give us all a break”:

“Chase ‘em to the bottom
till I’ve finally caught ‘em
dreams fall deep

Songs from so deep
While I’m sleepin’
Seepin’, sweepin’ over me.”

Did she get inspired to write songs from the dream realms? I wouldn’t be surprised.

One person in the film described her music as “occult, holy, western, baroque, jazz gospel.” That’s as good as a description as any. She stated that her main influences were “Bach, Pythagoras and Ray Charles.” She says of this song: “I thought I’d write a song to induce God to give us all a break!”
In “The Kiss” you can hear the kind of erotic mysticism that one finds in many of the Christian mystics. Christ as mystical lover? This may be her most famous song:

"He’s a bandit and a heartbreaker, but Jesus was a Crossmaker:

Judee, however, came to a sad end. She ended up in a car accident that led to surgery and chronic pain. Knowing her addiction history, her doctors refused to give her opioids. Her pain drove her back to illegal street drugs and she died of an OD in 1979. It was listed as a suicide but her friends feel that it was an accident. A sad, sad end to a brilliant creative genius!

“I’ll tell you a secret, I’ve never revealed:
However we are is OK.”

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Purification Mantra of Five Elements | Drukmo Gyal

Borrowed this one from a very Dear Friend

:green_heart:

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Tibetan Mantra Healing | Daka Mantra

:star_struck:

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Tibetan Healing Chants | White Tara Mantra 108 times with Drukmo Gyal

@fenwizard

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Tibetan Healing Chants | Seven line Guru Rinpoche Prayer

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Tibetan Mantra Healing Compassion Mantra | Drukmo Gyal

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Repost of @fenwizard’s brilliant contributions. . .

May the Grace of God bless man
and every woman in this land
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Whatever comes to meet us know the darkness won’t defeat us
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

Some say the end is comin’, to set our souls a runnin’ but I say

Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Lets all come together, take care of each other
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

Raise Your hands in the air
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Take a Stand Say a prayer
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

Hand in hand and side by side, with our hearts open wide
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Help others find their way create a heaven here today
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

Raise Your hands in the air
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Take a Stand Say a prayer
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

In times like these we need to remember what is real
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
United in our quest, to spread love and happiness
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

Raise Your hands in the air
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Take a Stand Say a prayer
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

He Rama Rama Bolo Jai Rama Rama Bolo
He Rama Rama Bolo Sita Ram
He Rama Rama Bolo Jai Rama Rama Bolo
He Rama Rama Bolo Sita Ram

Raise Your hands in the air
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive
Lend a Hand Say a prayer
Stay Strong Keep Your Faith Alive

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“Nearer My God to Thee” -Mississippi John Hurt. A great early 2Oth Century Country Bluesman, who got rediscovered during the 60’s folk revival.
“Yet in my dreams I’d be, nearer my God to Thee, nearer to thee.”

More from Mississippi John, “Since I’ve Laid My Burden Down”

The Blind Reverend Gary Davis was discovered by the folkies singing on the streets of Harlem and became well known in the folk music scene during the 60’s.

“Just as long as I’m in this world,
I am the Light of this world.”
Here’s a great version by Jorma Kaukonen of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna fame:

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QueensrĂżche - Silent Lucidity

Stole this diamond from @KhyungMar

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Rising Appalachia - Resilient

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Rising Appalachia - Harmonize

“im Awake for you”

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@NightHawk999 I love Rising Appalachia! I got to see them perform a couple of times. Their parents (they’re sisters) were folkies who were into old-time Appalachian music and raised them in hills of Northern Georgia.

“Lean into the river.”
During the pandemic lockdown period, Leah and Chloe of Rising Appalachia met on Zoom to write songs with Ayla Nereo, Tina Malia and Marya Stark. They then decided to perform these songs as “Starling Arrow.”
Here’s a live performance:

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The Cats Purr Frequency for Restorative Effects on Body Healing

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Yes I think you have posted a few songs of them in the other thread, the Mississippi song of theirs is soooooooo good!

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