I don’t recall where I first leant this song or how many times we have changed it but here is a recording from October 2017 with Arjuna, Lawrence and Dorthe at a concert in Esbjerg, Denmark.
Kuake – Infinite Sun
Maitreya, Spirit of the Heart & Home Again
‘Maitreya, Spirit of the Heart’ is a song I wrote from the lyrics by Tarajyoti Govinda, found after she passed in 1999. ‘Home Again’ is a song that came to support a dear friend who was soon to pass and written to support her in her journey back into Spirit. After writing ‘Home Again’ I realised that it fitted perfectly as a continuing on from ‘Maitreya, Spirit of the Heart’ and a rejoicing that we enter again into Spirit ~ into the Heart of Love.
One Heart, One Earth
One of my favourite songs for calling on blessings for all lands. Chandra penned the lyrics when we were travelling in Iceland and the music came to me a week later when in Denmark. A sacred anthem. This recording was produced at the end of a music tour when Lawrence and I were in Amsterdam with the great help of Ben deM.
Chandra’s lyrics available here
The Call
A song that gives recognition to the sacred Mother aspect as She incarnates again and again to help humanity to heal and to awaken to higher life. The inspiring lyrics of Chandra Easton (link https://starastrologyhealing.com/new-earth/poems-songs/the-call/)
Fly High
For Reasons All
Om Guru Deva
An original song that came when Dorthe and I were living in her apartment in Spandet, Denmark (near Ribe). We recorded it as we learnt how it went. A quiet and meditative mantra “Om Guru Deva – Narayana.”
Till Stars Burn Bright
Heartsong in rehearsal, January 2021. Singing “Till Stars Burn Bright’. Very first time we played it. Sharing it in its infancy. Looking forward to how we can develop our music over the coming years. Beautiful lyrics by Chandra Easton and music by Arjuna Govinda.
‘Buddha’s Tears’
Lyrics by Chandra Easton (of https://starastrologyhealing.com). Another recording from our Music Afternoon with ‘Heartsong’ in Hepburn Springs Dec. 2019.
‘As One’
A song by Denean sung by Arjuna Govinda (with permission).
‘Let Us Sing’
A song by Inger Marie Møller (lyrics) and Arjuna Govinda (music). Sung here by Arjuna, live, recorded around March/April 2015 in Melbourne, Australia. “Let us sing the song of life.”
‘Return to Eire’
A song by Chandra Easton (lyrics) and Arjuna Govinda (music) – sung here in concert at The Hill of Tara in Ireland in 2014. Arjuna Govinda on lead vocals and rhythm guitar and Lawrence Lindhardt Christensen on lead guitar and supporting vocals. The first time it was ever played in public, at a concert organised by our dear friend Niall O’Sullivan.
‘Jai Sita Ram’
Another recording from our Music Afternoon with ‘Heartsong’ in Hepburn Springs Dec. 2019. Shown here with a video about Arjuna’s Art & Music.
“In the Still of the Night’
Recorded around October 2019. A song from the Amma Ashram.
‘Blessed Union’
From a music afternoon concert we did at David and Catherines (Hepburn Springs, Australia) Dec. 2019. A beautiful song that has taken me nearly 20 years to get right. The tune came many moons ago but it keep asking for more refinement before I felt confident to sing it fully. One of my favourite songs now. Here in concert with Per on drums and David and Dorthe.
‘Ram Sri Ram’
This is a song that came to me just minutes after I thought it might be nice to have a new mantra to sing. Walking down a road next to the cornfields in Spannet in Jutland, Denmark. Suddenly I was singing this song which transformed a bit after getting home and putting guitar with it. I enjoyed singing it as I travelled Scandinavia and again at home in Australia. This version was recorded in concert in Esbjerg, Denmark (Oct. 2017) with a dear friend, Lawrence Lindhardt Christensen and, my beloved wife, Dorthe Klar.
A dramatic version with a lively video.
‘Light of Your Grace’
This is a song we heard on the Mooji channel – traditional lyrics from the Gyatri Mantra and extra (English) lyrics and tune written by Sam Garret. A beautiful song that we couldn’t help but improvise on while staying at home in (Covid) retreat in April 2020. Hoping that it brings you cheer. A beautiful devotional song.