Ajeet Kaur - Kiss the Earth (La Luna) [Live in Amsterdam]
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Adi Shakti - Bhakti Mantra
”Adi Shakti, Adi Shakti, Adi Shakti, Namo Namo
Sarab Shakti, Sarab Shakti, Sarab Shakti, Namo Namo
Pritham Bhagvati, Pritham Bhagvati, Pritham Bhagvati, Namo Namo
Kundalini Mata Shakti, Mata Shakti, Namo Namo.”
Mantra meaning and translation in English:
”First force of all creation, to You I bow
Divine force, everywhere, to You I bow
Creative force, primal force, to You I bow
Rising up, Divine Mother, to You I bow.”
Ajeet - Dance of the Moon (Official Video)
Lyrics:
Oh I walked down to the water's edge
And I lay my body down
And the dark sky above me wrapped its cold arms around me
As the night carried me away
As the night carried me away
Visions of dancers moving through time
And the circles where they pour sacred wine
To wet their lips for the stories they told
As the night carried me away
As the night carried me away
Chorus:
Dance with me under the moon
Who knows how many moons
we’ll be here my dear
So I followed you into that clearing
To the place where voices rose like smoke
And they carried us away
And they carried us away
When you wake from the place where the soul speaks in riddles
And the night can go on for years
Oh it drifts away like the dew in the morning
As the night it fades away
As the night it fades away
Ajeet Kaur ⋄ Sacred Waters ⋄ Kundalini yoga meditations ⋄ Relaxation ⋄ Balance and radiance
Question: Your first CD, Sacred Waters, has received extremely positive reviews. You have selected 3 mantras for this CD. Why did you choose these mantras?
Whenever anyone asks me how I chose the mantras, I have to say I didn’t really choose them. Like everything that Kundalini Yoga teaches, the universe just presented them to me to share. I was teaching a yoga class and I was looking for something on majesty. The Sat Nayaran meditation works for majesty and I fell in love with that mantra. I composed the music and went into class and taught it. It was very much on the spot, since it seemed like a great melody that was very simple and didn’t take away from the meditation. All these shabds are about letting go and letting the flow take over. The process of making this CD was all part of that flow.
I started to chant the Narayan Shabad as a way to take it deeper. I love the theme of water, which just washes things away. I was loving my daily practice of Sat Narayan and I thought that if I practiced the shabd everyday, that would take it a little deeper. The melody just seemed to make its way there and it stuck.
Gobinda is often translated as “sustainer”, but it also represents the water element, so it has a similar vibration as the other tracks. The entire CD works on washing away whatever doesn’t serve us anymore. Gobinda organically found its way into this project, since I had written it much earlier in time. I was walking out of the gurdwara one day and just started singing the tune. I added the shabd part into that song later on, and the English is just the translation of the shabd. This shabd is the first part of a prayer called Bayntee Chaupaee by Guru Gobind Singh. It is from the evening prayer, Rehiraas, which balances the water element.
