MG… SO beautiful…
A gentle reminder to never stop dreaming of the world you wish to live in 
total grand slam
when nature becomes your teacher
this reminded me of a recent LD where after dissolving onto energy, said “This is a good dream”… 
A gentle reminder to never stop dreaming of the world you wish to live in
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This forest looks (and the forests in her videos) look a lot like the Northwest coastal rainforests where I live. The trees, the plant species and the moss are very similar. But this is Sweden!
There are only a few places in the world that have these kinds of temperate coastal rainforests.
Also, her “singing in tongues” (nonsense vocables) is reminiscent of Lisa Gerard, the former female vocalist for Dead Can Dance. Here she is performing with an orchestra. (Lisa has the money for much higher production values than Gwaroch, but her vocable singing is similar.
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LOVE it!
HEAVENLY!
Goes to show you the power of Seed Syllables sung with Heart
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Lol, I was wondering if a bug flew in her mouth at the open of the vocals. One of the small disadvantages of singing, meditating, or doing yoga in rain forests teaming with Life.
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Another Australian who sings vocables similar to Gwawoch is Deya Dova. Here is multi-tracking vocable harmony singing at a site in the Yucatan.
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More Deya Dova.
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Another Grand Slam! (First 1min)
Small Synch:
I learned yesterday the Mayans used this bird’s song to help them find Cenotes and fresh Water in the Yucatan (because there are no rivers supposedly):
Turquoise Browed Motmot at Nest
Turquoise Browed Motmot Song - Momoto Ceja Azul - Exotic Birds
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Ayla Nereo and her former partner, the DJ known as “the Polish Ambassador” had a musical project called “Wildlight.”
The album cover was shot at Salar de Uyuni.
This a crucible, endless ritual
Circled by fire, not asking to be saved and
In your crucible, all is touchable
Burn away, only you remaining
The Acoustic Version
A much slower and very soulful version of the chorus from Ayla Nereo’s most recent album celebrating the Fire element.
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Like this one better
Like this one best
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Shimshai invokes the Archangels in Hebrew.
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By the way, “Shimshai” means “Light” in Hebrew.
oy un hijo de la tierra, mi corazon es una estrella
Viajo abordo del espiritu, camino a la eternidad
Soy un niño silvestre, inocente, libre y salvaje
Tengo todas las edades, los ancestros viven en mi
Soy hermano de las nubes y solo se compartir
Yo se que todo es de todos, y que todo esta vivo en mi
Soy mujer de la tierra, danzando con luz de luna
Me coronan las estrellas, las esencias viven en mi
Soy una niña salvaje, inocente, libre y silvestre
Yo tengo todas las edades, mis abuelas viven en mi
Soy hermana de las nubes, y solo se compartir
Yo se que todo es de todos, y que todo esta vivo en mi
I am a child, a child of the earth
I travel on spirit, on the road of my birth
A son of the earth, one with the stars
I travel on spirit, on the road of my heart
A child of nature, wild and free
With all of the ages, the ancestors in me
With all of the ancients and the ages in me
A friend of the clouds, sharing this dream
That everyone is everything, alive within me
Everyone and everything, alive in my dream
Photo S&S: Zura Lagarde
Art by Sergio Navarro-Duran and Alfredo Zagaceta
Percusion: Marlon Aldana
Shimshai & Susana Voices and instruments
Mastered by Peter Temple
Traditional ceremonial song from the Americas
Shimshai is a sacred music singer/songwriter, producer, recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, and spiritual teacher. Shimshai’s music invokes the sentiment of ancestral devotion and dedication to higher consciousness. A self-proclaimed seeker of truth, described by many as possessing the voice of an angel, Shimshai is gifted with the innate ability to deliver his message flawlessly in several languages, most profoundly the universal language of Love and Oneness.
Susana (Xochitlquetzalli) is a Colombian-born Medicine Woman and a spiritual teacher. Primarily of Indigenous Colombian blood and her lineage includes the Mestizo Amazonian, the Mexhica traditions of Mexico, and the Kogi and Arhuaco nations of her native Colombia. Moondancer of Mexico, Colombia, and Canada. Keeper of time and teacher of the Tonalama and Aztec Astrology. Susana is dedicated to reconnecting women with the medicine of the Moon, healing their wombs while they reclaim their sacred feminine, inner wisdom, fertility, and power.
Leaders of the Chicuauhtlimetztli Moondance in Shasta, California. Shimshai & Susana have been facilitating countless healing ceremonies from the altars of Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Australia, Europe, the USA to the sacred grounds of local Native tribes of California, including more than 44 years of work with the Mestizo traditions of Peru and Colombia, the Mexhica traditions of Indigenous Mexico, and the Kogi and Arhuaco nations of Indigenous Colombia with direct guidance and support from teachers and spiritual leaders in each tradition. Xochitlquetzalli and Shimshai, are carriers of the sacred pipe, custodians of the Temazcal, Teotlac Vision Quest and Chicuauhtlimetztli Moondance Ceremonies from the Ollintlahuimetztli Lineage. They are the owners of La Ventana Herbals and create conscious ceremonial herbal medicines. Shimshai and Susana teach in their Ancestral Healing Arts and Curanderismo School and their retreat center La Ventana and in other retreat centers around the world. Their gentle guidance is a prayer inspired by their deep connection to the spiritual world, Mother Earth, and their heart. They are married and reside with their 2 children in Marin County and travel to their retreat center in Mount Shasta where they hold their retreat programs throughout the year. For more info please send us a message to info@laventanaretreats.com Thanks for listening.
(“Omeototl” sounds like it could be a Native Mexican Peyote song).
Look how the water heals
It washes like a river
Look how the wind comes
It sings in your ear
Look how the fire heals
It burns your oblivion
How the earth lifts
Your heart so hurt
May the Wilkamayu bring the notes so that you cheer your heart
May the Apu Linli come every afternoon blowing his blessing
May the Ch’eqta Qaqa come bringing the father ray who will teach
May Mama Ñusta come taking care of my little children in the darkness
Look how the water heals
It washes like a river
Look how the wind comes
It sings in your ear
Look how the fire heals
It burns your oblivion
How the earth lifts
Your heart so hurt
May the Wilkamayu bring the notes so that you cheer your heart
May the Apu Linli come every afternoon blowing his blessing
May the Ch’eqta Qaqa come bringing the Father Ray who will teach
May Mama Ñusta come to take care of my children in the darkness
May the Wilkamayu bring the notes to cheer your heart
May the Apu Linli come every afternoon blowing his blessing
May the Ch’eqta Qaqa come bringing the Father Ray who will teach
May Mama Ñusta come to take care of my children in the darkness
May the Wilkamayu bring the notes to cheer your heart
May the Apu Linli come every afternoon blowing his blessing
May the Ch’eqta Qaqa come bringing the Father Ray who will teach
May Mama Ñusta come to take care of my children in the darkness
Look how the water heals
It washes like a river
Look how the wind comes
It sings in your ear
Look how the fire heals
It burns oblivion
How the earth lifts
Your heart so hurt
Look how the water heals
It washes like a river
Look how the wind comes
It sings in your ear
(Translation courtesy of Google Translate).
This is an ayahuasca ircaro and sounds like it may have been recorded in an ayahuasca ceremony.
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Rafe Pearlman performs “Shamayim” at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle.
“Shamayim” is Hebrew for the heavenly realm.
Rafe Pearlman performs his piece “Water Sines” at St. Mark’s Cathedral, Seattle in 2009. I was at this performance. This is just a part of a larger performance.
“Christos Innana il Allah hu.”
with a female wirling dervish.
Performing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.”
A sample of his movie soundtrack music. Sacred?
Well, a guy’s gotta make a living! 
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In May 2021 I was initiated to be a Womb Keepers Ritual, and it’s an honor to have given these Blessings to women of all ages - from 8 to 81, also in that year.
SOOOOOO beautiful and touching… thank you for sharing Beloved 
thank you… did not know this…
beautiful. did not know this either… my favorite words in Hebrew are:
Toda - Thank you
Ahava - Love
such a great GEM 
infinite Gratitude for sharing this here…
“Blessings on these waters, by these waters we are blessed”.
found this beautiful music from him:
Beloved - Rafe Pearlman
UAU!..
LOVE this one also…
I’m a wirling dervish practitioner… usually do it at the beach… with the sound of the ocean in a different frequency than usual… so interesting that Rafe Pearlman is doing ocean movements in the beginning… 
sometimes on a dance floor to make the energy circle all around - I dance always wirling 
doing it in this context must be SO GREAT!
“Christos Innana il Allah hu.” saw the translation: “Christ is God” 
if we think that this is all a dream and that these are masks, his frequency is there, no matter the context! Christ is everywhere! even in the anti-Christ which only exists because of Christ! hihihi I have shared here recently that I an a big fan of the Middle Way, where we see it all from a higher perspective 
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