Chant Meaning

Ele Ele Tau Mai

(Hawaiian Chant)

Ele ele tau mai…

(May the great peace descend)

Heart Sutra Dance

Gate, gate

Paragate

Parasam gate

Bodhi Svaha

(for opening the heart chakra)

We Circle Around

(Native American)

We circle around

The boundaries

Of the earth (2x)

Hay ya hey ya (4x)

Wearing my long tail feathers as I fly (2x)

Om Mane Padme Hum

(Sanskrit)

Om mane padme hum

(All hail the jewel in the lotus)

Wani Wachialo

(Native American)

Wani wachialo

Wani Wachialo

Wakankatanka

Wakantakanka

(Thank you for this life, O Great Spirit. Unifying Heaven and Earth)

Gopala

(Hindu tradition)

Devakinandana Gopala

Gopala, Gopala

Devakinandana Gopala

Gopala, Gopala

Devakinandana Gopala

(Light and playful spirited song about a mischievous Krishna and his mother, Devaki. Good for dispelling depression)

Apache Power Chant

Hinamaya, hinamaya Hinamay chi cha yo

Hinamaya, hinamaya

Hinamay chi cha yo Hinamay chi cha yo

Hinamay chi cha you

Hina hina hey ya

Hina hina hey yo

Bismillah

(Islamic tradition)

Bismillah

Er Rahman

Er Rahim

We begin in the name of Allah

(Chant about emptying out, so that we may be filled)

Wichi Tai Tai

(Native American)

Wichi tai tai

Timurai

Huranika

Hey ne

No ah

(Water spirits are running around my head. I’m so glad to be alive)

Hare Krishna, Hare Rama

(Hindu tradition)

Hare Krishna

Krishna, Krishna

Here Rama

Hare Rama

Rama, Rama

Rama

Hare Krishna

(This chant honors the warrior and the childlike free nature lover in each of us)

Zuni Sunrise Song

Wa Taho, Taho

Wake up arise

Life is calling you

Wake up arise

Life is greeting you

Mother Earth, God

She is calling you

Mother Earth, God

She is greeting you

I AM THAT I AM

I am That I Am

That I Am

(The multidimensional power words of manifestation)

All songs are traditional and express the variety that exists in all cultures when interfacing with vibrational, devotional, spiritual energy. Enjoy and sing with joy and abandon.