Oh... Watch out for the bright blue light flying Friends at night Or you might get zapped away Heed what I say and you very well may Be blessed with enjoying another day Oh... Decomission disarm dismantle Before it's too much too late We cannot afford such an astronomical Catastrophicality Oh... 'Love one another as I have loved you' Is the 11th Commandment hardly anyone seems to do anymore Hearts are like Minds are like parachutes are like Eyes are like doors They work when they're open as that's what they're for Oh... We know that Animals don't want us to eat them For every time we try to they run away And we know that Plants do want us to eat them For we don't have to end them and they surround their babies with tasty nutritionalities Oh... Woohoo hoo ooowoo hoo oowoo oo woo oooooo Woo oo oo hoo oo woo oo oo woo oo Oh... Whistling... Soprano Ukulele (though will have to look up the cords). Blessed with this song walking around in the night at the edge of 'civilization' waking in the Dream while turning around to 'get back to the Garden'. 1st posting of me playing an original (or any) song, and have RARELY played Music around others or videod my playing. (A few hours busking a few months ago to check it out, a couple times for Mom and once for Mom & Dad, two songs with one of my Sisters, once for a lifelong best Friend and that's mostly it, so far.) Since my religious and political views are as follows... I view religions from within & I view politics from afar ...this song is sharing my awakening, more than anything else. Excited to see how well Cantos Medicinas may be played with Ukulele, as well as for the time when I will have a Guitar to learn them without inter-instrumental-transliteration. Have other songs to share that may be closer to being considered as Cantos Medicinas, though this is a quick one which I don't have to read the words from paper, and it is still blossoming. I am grateful for this space, community, chance and the encouragement to musically share that which is nourishing with others.

First track in this post Link to the full playlist (youtube) Raise your hand, who wants to do the next Friday playlist? Also check out the growing members playlist and send @Carolina Correa suggestions on music to add can be in healing genre, tradition. Friday 4/17 Tracklist: 1. Somos Universo ~ Fernando Alfaro Jimenez 2. Tomame ~ Farid Marin, Nicolas Garreta 3. Bendecí Pachamama ~ Diego Fernández 4. Retorno a los Ancestros ~ Nicolas Losada 5. Ülmen Pichüñ ~ Ikkaruna 6. El Abismo II ~ Alonso del Rio 7. Viejo Tambor ~ Unaji 8. Oso Blanco  ~ Floramor 9. Cura Sana ~ Andrés Córdoba, Leatitia Girault 10. Beji Yage ~ Saul Carmona

Welcome to this introduction to Medicine Music in the Yagé/Ayahuasca tradition. It is full of musical examples and links to help you connect with this genre for which community is the true algorithm. - Basic understanding of medicine music. - Go from being a passive to a conscious consumer of music.  - Practical skills for finding and sharing music. https://www.skool.com/medicine-music-school/classroom/02c28e89?md=a3d79d199c3f4dc8ae856347ea29590a

Good morning, I am one of the best shower singers you will ever meet. But seriously, I would like to find a use for my voice.

Scottie. You’re really doing a lot. We appreciate you, my man. Give me a more clear definition of medicine music. Is it a certain rhythmic quality? A message or intention? Could it be the setting, or who is sharing it? Who is listening to it? I need to start there. The Scotsman.