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10. Drop Of Water
“Wisdom tells me I am nothing. Love tells me I am everything. And between the two my life flows.” ― Nisargadatta Maharaj
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8. Tayata Om
In honour of his Holiness the Dalai Lama, and all the Tibetan Buddhist Tradition. The medicine Buddha Mantra is said to be the ultimate healing prayer for the highest good and the liberation of all...
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7. Sharing Is Caring
This one was inspired by my beautiful daughter Lamaya when she was five years old. she wanted more of something sweet, looked up with her sparkling eyes and said with a smile "come on, sharing is...
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6. Sow A Seed
This song was inspired by the words of the Great Sufi Poet, Kahlil Gibran: "sow a seed unto the earth, It will yield you a flower, dream your dream unto the sky it will bring your Beloved" I have...
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5. Now Is The Time
This song was inspired from a line of my dear friend Birgit Umtwana'a song that we would sing years ago under the light of the stars, it stuck with me for years and I ended up extending what I...
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4. Mighty River
If not now, then when? This one is calling us to wake up, gather our strength and our courage, accept ourselves simply as we are in this moment, remember our majesty and ride the ever flowing, mighty...
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3. I Am You
This song came through in Peru, whilst on "Dieta" in the Amazon. Fasting and dieting on teacher plants for ten days in solitude in the jungle on a platform under a makeshift thatch roof. I had gone in...
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2. Waza Moya
This song carries inspiration from the song "Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika", written by Enoch Sontonga, a Xhosa clergyman in 1897, it became much loved, pan-African liberation anthem. So this one is for the...
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1. Ganga Ma
This song was written in Varanasi in India on the banks of the Holy River Ganga at the Manikarnika Ghat, (the burning Ghat) where the pilgrims come to cremate the bodies of their deceased loved ones....
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