8 hours of healing cat purr and crystal bowl music to carry you through dreamland.
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More from Reverend Gary:
Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley’s rendition:
The Davis Sisters (No relation to Rev. Gary)
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I love Alexa Sunshine Rose!
She lives here in Western Washington and is a friend of a friend of mine. She is very active in the Santo Daime Church (Brazilian Ayahuasca Church).
With Aimee Ringle.
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Trevor Hall with Rising Appalachia
“You are the water all rivers seek.”
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Modern performance of Caedmon’s hymn, the earliest English poem we know of. The performance starts at timestamp 2.00.
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@Bucket. I love this! Thanks for sharing. The opening story is worth listening to. My wife studied Anglo-Saxon literature many years ago in the original language. It’s definitely like learning a foreign language.
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“Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.”- Isaiah 41:10
Fallen in love with this band ever since @NightHawk999 introduced me to them. This song is one of my favorites of theirs.
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I found it when I was searching for music to use in a Dark Ages Call of Cthulhu one shot set in Anglo-Saxon England 
. I knew about Caedmon before that though because a Christian rock band I used to listen to when I was a kid used their name. They were called Caedmon’s Call. Here’s one of their songs:
Yes Anglo-Saxon is totally incomprehensible to modern speakers. All the words in their language were Germanic in origin, while modern English has a lot of French, Latin, and Greek words. In the poem, for example, the word used for creator is etymologically related to the word “shape”: scepen. Sc makes a sh sound in Old English I believe. Whereas “creator” comes from the Latin “creatus”.
Added to that, Old English also had grammatical case and grammatical gender as well. Totally different from modern English which is more analytical.
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A new song and album from Marya Stark celebrating the Water Spirit. She states,
" This music was born of deep wordless grief and lucid dreams of Water Devas and has been profoundly healing and connective." The album is called “Underground River” and was co-created with Daniel Berkman.
Also, here is MC Yogi celebrating the water element:
American Indian sax player, Jim Pepper (Kaw and Creek) with his rendition of “Witchi Tai To”, a peyote song honoring the Water Spirit.
Water is Life!
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Be Born Anew
Love it! Thank you my friend for all these amazing songs!
This thread is a total Grand Slam!
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Receive the Holy Spirit
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@Bucket. Wow, sounds like you have studied this stuff and have quite a bit of knowledge! Respect!
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