Sean Johnson and the Wild Lotus Band
I Will Risa Again
Om Namah Shivaya!
(Some sweet higher vibrational rockinâ headphone candy for your devotional enjoyment!)
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A Sacred Musical Cacao Ceremony.
Good strong cacao is indeed a great heart opening medicine, and hereâs some great music to go along with it!
(More headphone candy! Yum!)
And hereâs more great Voxmana:
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More high vibrational headphone ear candy from Ajeet and friends.
. . . and the headphone ear candy keeps on rollinâ!
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Amen Brother
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Into the Now
When the Spirit Walks in the Room
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Iâm almost sure this was already shared here, but worth re-posting.
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu - Donna De Lory
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" AI Overview
âLokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantuâ is a Sanskrit mantra that translates to âMay all beings everywhere be happy and free,â a prayer for global well-being and peace.
Hereâs a more detailed explanation:
- Sanskrit Origin:
The mantra is a Sanskrit shloka (verse).
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Meaning:
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Lokah: Refers to the world, any world or realm, or universe.
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Samastah: Means âall,â âthe whole,â or âthe entireâ.
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Sukhino: Means âhappyâ or âcentered in happiness and joy, free from sufferingâ.
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Bhavantu: Means âmay it be so,â âmay they become,â or âmay they beâ.
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Popular Use:
The mantra is often recited at the end of yoga sessions, as part of a Shanti mantra (chant for peace), and in kirtan or group chanting sessions.
- Purpose:
The mantra serves as a reminder to think globally and wish for the happiness and freedom of all beings.
- Other Translations:
Some translations include âMay all beings everywhere be happy and free,â or âMay all beings in all the worlds become happy; Peace, peace and peace be everywhere!â
@BlessingsDeers
Thank you for this my Heart
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AMEN ^ 
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This is a great documentary film that tells Krishna Dasâs story.
I first came across Krishna Dasâs music sometime in the late 90âs or early 2000âs. I was in a metaphysical bookstore in Portland browsing at books one evening and I hear this deep soulful voice singing in Sanskrit come on over the sound system. It gave me chills! I asked the woman at the counter who that was. âKrishna Das,â she answered. I walked out that day with a handful of his CDâs and have been a fan ever since.
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awesomeâŠ
music has this ability⊠when it touched us, it really touches us deeply.
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MAMA - Sam Garrett & Mollie Mendoza
Tierra mi cuerpo
Agua mi sangre
Aire mi aiento
E fuego
Mi espĂritu
Hey mamacita yeah
Hey ya
Hey ya
Tierra mi cuerpo
Agua mi sangre
Aire mi aiento
E fuego
Mi espĂritu
Tierra mi cuerpo
Agua mi sangre
Aire mi aiento
E fuego
Mi espĂritu
Jah yeah jah yea
Hey mamacita yea
Hey
Yeah
Earth is my body
Water is my blood
Air is my breath
And fire is my spirit
Earth is my body
Water is my blood
Air is my breath
And fire is my spirit
Aye yeah Mama
Yeah mama yeah
Yeah mama hey
Yeah mama hey
I feel the earth calling us home
Back to the heart to the wild unknown
Humbled and gracious is where we belong
One family one tribe can we all get along
We call on the stars the rivers and trees
We learn from the mountains
The birds and the bees
We gather this sangha
Our roots grow down deep
Beneath the surface beyond our beliefs
We can come home
Children donât be afraid
Life is your teacher so donât run away
Stay wild and free raise your hands up and pray
This is our moment thereâs only today
Hey mamacita show us the way
Weâll no longer hide from the shadows and pain
We are alive
We are awake
We are the open and
This is our faith
Tierra mi cuerpo
Agua mi sangre
Aire mi aiento
E fuego
Mi espĂritu
Tierra mi cuerpo
Agua mi sangre
Aire mi aiento
E fuego
Mi espĂritu
Jah yeah
You bring us medication
You bring us meditation
Jeh Mama jeh Mama
I feel the Earth
Beneath my feet
I feel the life
Within her leaves
I feel her song
In the rain that falls
I feel the warmth
In her heart that calls
I feel the Earth
Beneath my feet
I feel the life
Within her leaves
I feel her song
In the rain that falls
I feel the warmth
In her heart that calls
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
Hey Mama hey Mama hey
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AMEN ^
Thank you Beloved Sister for this Gem
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Really Loved this film, thank you for sharing it Deer Brother
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Iâve heard similarly that members of the Indian diaspora are getting more involved in traditional Hindu practices. Indian-Americans make up the majority in US ISKCON, for example. Apparently after success in the 70s recruiting Westerners, membership sharply dropped. It has since risen as more and more Indian-Americans are joining. Iâm also encouraged to see that. Maybe attributable to the uncertain times we live in? That can often lead people to a deeper interest in religion and spirituality. It has in my case at least.
Hereâs another one I like. These are all from a group called Bhakti Marga, headquartered in Mauritius.
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Jai Radhe!
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Simrit with Salif Bamakora on Kora (West African harp).
Salok (from the Sikh tradition)
Air is the Guru, Water is the Father, and Earth is the Great Mother of all.
Day and night are the two nurses, in whose lap all the world is at play.
Good deeds and bad deeds-the record is read out in the Presence of the Lord of Dharma.
According to their own actions, some are drawn closer, and some are driven farther away.
Those who have meditated on the Naam, the Name of the Lord, and departed after having worked by the sweat of their brows -
O Nanak, their faces are radiant in the Court of the Lord, and many are saved along with them!
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Ayahuasca hummingbird icaro (healing medicine song).
Voo de Beija Flor by Elisa Cristal
Flight of the Hummingbird
Beija Flor - Santo Daime Church song.
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