Dance and Meditate! - Shakti & Shiva CD

Dance and Meditate! - Shakti & Shiva is not only the title of the CD and the name of the musicians, but also the motto of this CD: "Enjoy, dance and go deep within", with a wonderfully harmonious "Shakti & Shiva" energy - female and male. This album walks on a particularly precious musical path - it combines traditional and powerful Kundalini Yoga mantras with modern electronic sounds and rhythms. The result is an almost unique musical genre. Groove, Chill-out, Lounge, Trance, Dance ... ingeniously relaxed and excellently produced - this is music that goes straight to the heart, and to the feet! It invites you to relax, meditate, sing or dance along!

This CD offers something for everyone, be it for quiet meditation and deep relaxation or for boisterous celebration of pure joie de vivre. The clear, empathetic voices of the two Shakti & Shiva musicians Sigi Vikrampal Kaur Härmand and Ralf Ram Jivan Singh Schönwiese are embedded in beautiful and rousing melodies and rhythms and provide a listening experience of a special kind. The compositions and arrangements were put together by the two musicians with a lot of joy and heart, and Ralf Ram Jivan Singh incorporated his experience as a professional sound engineer - the result of their debut album speaks for itself.

The harmony of the voices and the melodies bears witness to a unity that is one of the goals of yoga - the message that we are all connected as living creatures in this world, and that we are ONE. A musical support for yoga teachers, or simply for listening and singing along, Dance and Meditate! offers a very pleasant combination of spiritual and contemporary music.

Tracks:

• Ong Namo - Intro (02:00)
• Har Hare Hari (07:02)
• Adi Shakti Meditation (11:10)
• Ra Ma Da Sa (06:20)
• Har - Meditation (11:27)
• Ad Guray Nameh (06:59)
• Sat Naam (11:00)
• Wake Up (04:36)
• Longtime Sunshine (02:23)
• Bonus Track:
  Surya Phenomena (Dance Trance Version) (06:34)

We are sorry that for this item the yoga teacher discount is not applicable.