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Purnamadah

from Ayabuelita by Claire Ludwig

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This is an ancient mantra in Sanscrit .
Original musical composition by unknown person.
In this version we play it with guitars, tablas (indian percussions), violin.
It was recorded at the pick criquets hour, therefore they are pretty present :)

It ‘s meaning is the following:
That is whole ,this is whole,from that whole, this whole came,from that whole, when this whole removed, what remains is whole.

Sanscrit is a very ancient mother language, therefore a very powerful one, speaking in different deep levels.
It has been used to sing dacred devocional chants for thousands of yests it is said.
By singing mantras we add our voices to the collective prayer.

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Purnamadah purnamidam
Purnat purnamudachyate
Purnasya purnamadaya
Purnamevava sheshyate
Om

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from Ayabuelita, released July 7, 2014
ancient sanscrit mantra.

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Claire Ludwig Tulum, Mexico

Born in American continent, from french family,
raised in Africa.
Walking the Earth
through different countries, continents and cultures.
Homebased in Mexico, and traveller..
Dancing, playing music and singing while enjoying life,
love, and nature along the years.
Mother, companion, lover, housewife,
life enjoyer, grateful. ... more

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