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2nd CD - "LIVE AT WESTFIELD YOGA II"
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Tr.#
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Meditation |
Accompanying
Music |
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1
29:22 |
Progressive
Relaxation, adapted and arranged by Peter Ferraro |
Spirit and Sound Chant, the best of World
Chants, Robert Gass, Disk 2 – “Stillness,” Tracks 2-5 |
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2
4:54 |
The One
Without a Second (orig.)
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Global Meditation, Music from the Heart, Track 6, “A Cool Wind is Blowing” |
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3
7:33 |
The Fall
Meditation (Orig.) |
Japan, Shakuhachi-The Japanese Flute, Track 1, “Honshirable” |
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4
5:22 |
For the
Love of the Soul, adapted from the Brihad Aranyaksa Upanishad found in The Essential
Mystics, Andrew Harvey, Castle Books ©1996. |
Namaste, “Horizons
of Gold,” Track 5, Jai Uttal |
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5
7:35 |
The Womb
of the Mother, adapted from the visualization as found in The Elements of the Chakras
by Naomi Ozaniec |
The Heart of Reiki, Inner Worlds Music |
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6
6:05 |
The Greatness
Within, 25th & 56th Verse of The Tao Te Ching and the Gospel of Thomas, Logion 3
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Immortal Memory, Track 1 “The Song of Amergin,”
Lisa Gerrard & Patrick Cassidy |
© 2008 Peter
Ferraro
1:
Allowing the intention of your awareness to fall upon the parts of the body inviting
them to release and relax, and feeling the body respond to the mind’s invitation to surrender, to release and to let
go.
2: “You are the womb from which all things arise
and return … but you, you do not come or go. Motivated by the Advaita Vedanta
concept that our true reality is not the body, but the one soul we are all a part of and that this unity is pure bliss, pure
joy and pure awareness at one with God.
3. “… The time of the year when Mother
Nature lets fall her diaphanous gown of permanence, the seeming permanence of the long hot summer, to reveal her true nature
of flux and change … and all we have to do is and watch as she comes rolling in ecstasy at our feet.”
4: This passage from the Upanishads reminds us
that the true meaning of life is to extend love to one another, reflecting God’s love that is the root of all things.
5: Growing in our mother’s womb we
are in seamless unity with the one who nourishes and nurtures us … beyond all judgments, beyond good and evil. We are as close to our ultimate nature as we’ll ever be in this world. We do
nothing and everything is done.
6: By exchanging love for hatred we teach our invulnerable nature, the eternal,
unborn, undying greatness within ourselves. (Voice and notes by Peter Ferraro
- ©2008.)
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