We pray for healing, blessings of the water
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This is so lovely...
Water Blessing Song Grand Invocation - Nalini Blossom
We pray for healing
Blessings of the water
We pray for healing
Blessings of the sea
We pray for healing
Blessings of the river
That they may flow in crystal purity
Uchu no mugen no chikara ga kore kotte
Makoto no daiwa no miyo ga nari natta
This beautiful song is based on Dr. Masaru Emoto's mantra for healing the waters of the earth. The translation of the mantra is:
The Eternal Power of the Universe has gathered Itself to create the World with true and grand harmony.
I find this mantra so peaceful and calming and loving. I use it as a walking mantra when I am out and about. Since I have no car, I have to walk a lot, and having a mantra really helps me center and be mindful as I walk, remembering to be in the moment and enjoy what I'm doing instead of thinking only of where I'm going to.
My other walking mantra is Gate Gate, a Buddhist chant that blesses those who travel.
The chant goes like this:
Gate gate parangate parasangate bodhisva
Translation:
Gone, Gone,
Gone beyond,
Gone beyond the beyond,
Blessings on the journeyer and on the journey.
I love intentional music, that which is used in religious rituals, meditation, and other spiritual arts. I play long mixes of pagan and Buddhist music when I'm cooking and especially when I'm baking. It's very centering to hear such music when you're working with your hands to make something to nurture others. I sing the songs as I'm working, and intentionally channel the feelings of peace, love, and one-pointedness into the food I make.
Enjoy!
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This is so lovely...
Click to viewWater Blessing Song Grand Invocation - Nalini Blossom
We pray for healing
Blessings of the water
We pray for healing
Blessings of the sea
We pray for healing
Blessings of the river
That they may flow in crystal purity
Uchu no mugen no chikara ga kore kotte
Makoto no daiwa no miyo ga nari natta
This beautiful song is based on Dr. Masaru Emoto's mantra for healing the waters of the earth. The translation of the mantra is:
The Eternal Power of the Universe has gathered Itself to create the World with true and grand harmony.
I find this mantra so peaceful and calming and loving. I use it as a walking mantra when I am out and about. Since I have no car, I have to walk a lot, and having a mantra really helps me center and be mindful as I walk, remembering to be in the moment and enjoy what I'm doing instead of thinking only of where I'm going to.
My other walking mantra is Gate Gate, a Buddhist chant that blesses those who travel.
The chant goes like this:
Gate gate parangate parasangate bodhisva
Translation:
Gone, Gone,
Gone beyond,
Gone beyond the beyond,
Blessings on the journeyer and on the journey.
I love intentional music, that which is used in religious rituals, meditation, and other spiritual arts. I play long mixes of pagan and Buddhist music when I'm cooking and especially when I'm baking. It's very centering to hear such music when you're working with your hands to make something to nurture others. I sing the songs as I'm working, and intentionally channel the feelings of peace, love, and one-pointedness into the food I make.
Enjoy!
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