Product Description

This album is a prayer for Peace on the Altar of Mother Earth. It is a special re-release for special times. It is through our interconnected devotion to the Great Spirit within all, that we will realize Peace. In the words of Yogi Bhajan, 'Peace unto me. Peace within me. Peace in my mind. Peace in my surroundings. Peace to all. Peace to the Universe. May there be Peace all over the world. May there be Peace all over the world, forever.'

Track Listing

1. Intefaith Prayer (Part 1)
2. Navajo Invocation
3. Interfaith Prayer (Part 2)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #157870 in Music
• Released on: 2003-06-15
• Number of discs: 1

About the Artist
Snatam Kaur was born and raised with yoga and meditation as a daily practice as taught by Yogi Bhajan. She received musical training all throughout school in violin, voice, and percussion. Upon graduating high school she lived in India and studied with masters of the Sikh traditional style of music called Gurbani Kirtan. With her meditative practice and musical training she combined these two streams of disciplines into creating devotional music. She has shared her music throughout the world on Gurbani Kirtan tours to Great Britain, Canada, and India. She has also shared her music in many workshops for people committed to working for social change with an organization founded by her father Sat Santokh Singh which is called Creating Our Future. Creating Our Future has given thousands of people the skills to work for social change with notable speaker/teachers such as Ram Dass and Julia Butterfly. Snatam received a degree in Biochemistry and now she lives in Eugene Oregon and works as a Food Technologist for Golden Temple, Sunshine, and Yogi Tea. In fact she was in the lab creating Peace Cereals before they became so well known and established in the market place. Her creative capacity has served well as she has created and been a part of launching dozens of new cereals, teas, and cosmetic products. She has been an integral part of the team that established a monthly interfaith service after the tragic events of September 11. She serves as a minister in her local Sikh community and spends much of her time teaching children how to play music. Snatam has released three major albums and numerous mantra albums with a music group called Peace Family. These albums have focused on spiritually uplifting themes. Specifically one of her most significant releases to date is called “To Heaven and Beyond” which is a collection of mantras from the major religions of the world woven into one beautiful tapestry of music and sound. Her ability to transport people into the realm of the heart and spirit through music is her gift.

Customer Reviews

ANOTHER GRAMMY AWARD~!
This artist just keep on going~! I loved her first song I heard by accident, started to buy up ALL her albums. This album is one of her BEST album, well as usual, YOU SIMPLY CAN NOT GO WRONG buying ANY of her ALBUMs. I thought BEATLES was the only ARTIST on the PLANET that you can not go wrong with ANY of their album. I love this new discovery, and listening to such POWERFUL SOFT INSPIRING SPIRITUAL sound and music. WOW..........WOW~!!!!!!!

Beautiful music
There are only three tracks on this album but it is over 60 minutes of live music praising the One through the repetition of sacred names from most major world religions. I am not sure what the one-star reviewer was expecting...I found it to be a beautiful set to listen to and/or meditate with. If you like Snatam Kaur Khalsa, I am pretty sure you will find this a worthwhile purchase.

Excellent
In this CD Snatam sings with her angel voice the representative name of god from different cultures in Mantra type. It's amazing how this songs have vibrations of the universe and god. The CD have some of the original names of god from the cabala and other sources. By listening to this CD people can receive healing for their mind, spirit and their body. People around the world should listen to this type of music for the healing of the world. Ej. Nasi Shalom ( ná sishalom)