宇爱曦

艺人:Snatam Kaur Khalsa

　

出品日期:2004年

音质:224K

音频:MP3

外语精品 　

专辑介绍:

【冥想大师】Snatam Kaur Khalsa - Grace〖恩惠〗
非常好听的一张专辑，英文翻译的事情就交给天底下网友了，在此致谢！
Grace brims with an understated joy and just might break through to new audiences not familiar with this genre.
Product Description
    This is Snatam Kaur’s latest release and it is a joy to behold. Snatam has woven a magnificent tapestry of Gurmukhi, English, violin, guitar and flute and produced an album that is both spiritually moving and foot tapping at the same time. Like every Kundalini Yoga class, the album begins with the chant Ong Namo and unfolds with Snatam's flawless voice dancing over gentle flute, Indian violin, nylon string guitar and subtle keyboard. She weaves in devotional English lyrics such that one experiences the essence of the Gurmukhi chant with simple clarity.
    With deeply-moving music composed jointly by Thomas Barquee and Snatam Kaur, the second track, Ray Man, seduces listeners into a state of sublime meditation. The lyrics translate to "Oh my mind, practice yoga in this way."
    The third track, Hari Har, is the liveliest song Snatam has ever recorded. A fast-paced, drum-filled mantra that gets you up on your feet, this track introduces us to a much stronger side of Snatam's vocals.
The next track, a simple and beautiful version of the healing meditation Ra Ma Da Sa, is accompanied by slow and soft classical guitar and keyboards with the flavor of a lazy river, gently flowing by on a summer afternoon.
    The final two tracks reveal the true cross-over nature of this album. Both in English, they are two songs very near to Snatam's heart. The first, By Thy Grace, has been a favorite at her live performances over the last year. This track sheds light on the title of the album, opening with the line "It is by the Grace that I sing Your Holy Name." Closing with an original composition of the Irish blessing, May the Long Time Sun Shine Upon You … a sweet and grace-filled farewell prayer.
   

    Sit on your heels with a straight spine. Stretch your arms straight out in front of you, parallel to the ground. Your palms should be facing the ground, fingers pointing straight forward. Your arms should be shoulder-width apart. Keep your eyes focused on the tip of your nose.
Alternate between (A) and (B) in the following way:
Begin in position (A)
Aadays (B) Tisai (A)
Aadays (B) Aad (A)
Aneel (B) Anaad (A)
Anaahat (B) Jug Jug (A)
Ayko (B) Vays (A)
    Continue, keeping your hands and elbows held straight out firmly, and with no bend, fingers pointing straight forward, chin pulled slightly in, and spine straight. This is done in a precise beat, and with a projection of strength.
    This mantra is done for 23? Minutes in class. It can be done from 3 minutes to 62 minutes. To end, inhale deeply, stretch the spine, and hold for 10 seconds. Exhale, repeat one more time. Relax.
The Spirit Voyage Mantra Series was created to assist you with your inner voyage.
    Each CD in the series features one mantra, some short, some longer, that you can listen to and chant along with. By repeatedly chanting a meaningful phrase with all one's heart, our connection to inner truth is clarified, and we literally tune into our Higher Self. The Higher Self, or God, is not an abstraction, but a reality to be experienced, and chanting is one of the most direct and proven ways to open your heart and mind to that deeper reality.
    The chants featured on these CD's come from the Sikh Tradition, the language chanted is Gurmukhi, and the music is a unique blend of Eastern and Western styles. The artists are American Sikhs devoted to a happy, healthy and holy lifestyle in which yoga, chanting, music and vegetarianism play a central role. We hope you will use these chants to enter a peaceful and holy space whenever you have the need or desire.
About the Author
    Snatam Kaur was born and raised with yoga and meditation as a daily practice as taught by Yogi Bhajan. She received musical training all throughout school in violin, voice, and percussion. Upon graduating high school she lived in India and studied with masters of the Sikh traditional style of music called Gurbani Kirtan. With her meditative practice and musical training she combined these two streams of disciplines into creating devotional music.
    She has shared her music throughout the world on Gurbani Kirtan tours to Great Britain, Canada, and India. She has also shared her music in many workshops for people committed to working for social change with an organization founded by her father Sat Santokh Singh which is called Creating Our Future. Creating Our Future has given thousands of people the skills to work for social change with notable speaker/teachers such as Ram Dass and Julia Butterfly.
    Snatam received a degree in Biochemistry and now she lives in Eugene Oregon and works as a Food Technologist for Golden Temple, Sunshine, and Yogi Tea. In fact she was in the lab creating Peace Cereals before they became so well known and established in the market place. Her creative capacity has served well as she has created and been a part of launching dozens of new cereals, teas, and cosmetic products. She has been an integral part of the team that established a monthly interfaith service after the tragic events of September 11. She serves as a minister in her local Sikh community and spends much of her time teaching children how to play music.
    Snatam has released three major albums and numerous mantra albums with a music group called Peace Family. These albums have focused on spiritually uplifting themes. Specifically one of her most significant releases to date is called ?To Heaven and Beyond? which is a collection of mantras from the major religions of the world woven into one beautiful tapestry of music and sound. Her ability to transport people into the realm of the heart and spirit through music is her gift.
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01 Ong Namo
   

02 Ray Man Shabad

   

03 Hari Har 1

   

04 Ra Ma Da Sa

   

05 By Thy Grace

   

06 Long Time Sun



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