I’m working tonight on a complete album called “Angel Mac” which will contain 40 — count ’em, 40 — songs of Angelic Invocation — actually aimed upward to “help the Absolute”.
The band is composed of New Orleans Preservation Hall style performers and the composition/prayer is consistent throughout, as a meditation..
These invocational songs can be used to help induce sleep, can be used during sleep and meditation as well as active or passive listening in a busy environment.
You can enhance the effect by using a SuperBeacon.
Slip Into the Groove — Anywhere, Anytime
Keep in mind —These aren’t just songs — they’re sonic charms. Crafted in the deep, rolling grooves of New Orleans, each track works like an invocation: lulling the mind, loosening the body, and opening a quiet space inside. Whether you’re easing into sleep, resting in meditation, or letting them play in the background while the day rushes on, they weave their magic all the same.
The secret is in the resonance factor. You want to select the tracks with which you resonate the best and create a Play list for yourself with just those tracks on it.
Frankly, I hope you decide that you like all forty songs — it makes my task so much easier! I thoroughly enjoy making these tracks and actually I don’t regard it as a task — it’s more of a passion.
The upright bass walks slow, the horns sigh low, and the piano rolls like a lazy river — carrying you toward stillness without you even noticing. Active or passive listening, busy streets or midnight silence… the spell works just as well.
Think of the music as an induction. Let the lyrics sink in and have their beneficial effect.
I’ll be playing/previewing the New Orleans Style tracks at this morning’s zoom meeting. If you don’t know how to get there, contact us and we’ll guide you there.
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Oh … Here’s the Bardo bus to take us on our daily video journey!
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See You At The Top!!!
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