2 February 2017
A few years ago, Gospel singer Timothy Frantzich, whom I met at a Robert Bly conference, asked if he could arrange my Beatitude chant melodies for a small choral ensemble. That new creation is now here–a world music collaboration by the group ‘Sofia’ in Minnesota, USA: Timothy Frantzich, Carin Vagle and Dean Magraw. Beautiful voices, splendid guitar, flutes, percussion and a rhythmic, meditative experience to carry you through the “Beatitude Way.”
Here is a short extract from the third Beatitude, “Tubwayhun l’makikhe d’hennon nertun ar’ah”–ripe are those finding their natural inheritance of strength and healing from nature–and their original nature. This is the one usually translated “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.”
You can find out more about the recording as well as links to purchase it in either CD or iTunes format here:
www.sofiasings.net
Later today, I am doing a live interview with Janet Conner on Unity Radio on the Beatitude Way, applying it to life today as we find it. The Beatitudes are an eyes-open prayer, calling us to awaken to what is important in life right now–“what is really ours to do?”
You an listen live here:
http://www.unity.fm/program/TheSoulDirectedLife
The archive of the recording will be online here, probably by tomorrow (Friday 3 February):
http://www.unity.fm/episode/TheSoulDirectedLife_020217
Happy Candlemas and Imbolc to all!
Neil
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2 February 2017
A few years ago, Gospel singer Timothy Frantzich, whom I met at a Robert Bly conference, asked if he could arrange my Beatitude chant melodies for a small choral ensemble. That new creation is now here–a world music collaboration by the group ‘Sofia’ in Minnesota, USA: Timothy Frantzich, Carin Vagle and Dean Magraw. Beautiful voices, splendid guitar, flutes, percussion and a rhythmic, meditative experience to carry you through the “Beatitude Way.”
Here is a short extract from the third Beatitude, “Tubwayhun l’makikhe d’hennon nertun ar’ah”–ripe are those finding their natural inheritance of strength and healing from nature–and their original nature. This is the one usually translated “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.”
You can find out more about the recording as well as links to purchase it in either CD or iTunes format here:
www.sofiasings.net
Later today, I am doing a live interview with Janet Conner on Unity Radio on the Beatitude Way, applying it to life today as we find it. The Beatitudes are an eyes-open prayer, calling us to awaken to what is important in life right now–“what is really ours to do?”
You an listen live here:
http://www.unity.fm/program/TheSoulDirectedLife
The archive of the recording will be online here, probably by tomorrow (Friday 3 February):
http://www.unity.fm/episode/TheSoulDirectedLife_020217
Happy Candlemas and Imbolc to all!
Neil
