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Weaving the World Together

Weaving the World Together A dreamtime journey through the animal soul of Gaia Available in HD Audio on Soundcloud, or Live Replay on Youtube In this uplifting musical meditation, Richard Rudd guides us deep into the collective dreaming of our planetary spirit, hitching a ride on 14 of the great totem creatures of Gaia. Dreaming across cultures and continents, weaving a magical tapestry of diversity within unity, we come to experience the inherent togetherness of all beings and lineages. Each creature, from the eagle to the lion to the turtle, is a fractal portal to a living, ancestral teaching. When taken together, all these teachings point us towards a coming quantum leap in our evolution: the leap into Homo Sanctus – the sacred human. Special thanks to Entheo Music, Russell Feingold, and the amazing contributing artists from around the world. Music Credits Meditation Journey Soundtrack by Entheo Music – entheomusic.comFeaturing Russel Feingold Flutes – russellfeingold.bandcamp.com/releases Bulgarian Choir – https://open.spotify.com/album/6sq0xFq7n6ToKZjBcQvYwI?si=54Bn_A6WQsiZmNzLHNTExw&nd=1 Featuring Artists from Splice for contributing music and sounds:Niles Hollowell-Dhar aka KSHMR (Sounds of KSHMR Vol. 3)Melody Yan – GuzhengFabian Mazur AraGaurav DayalMaasai Tribe of Tanzania Thank you to each of these artists for offering their incredible music and sounds into this library.

The Rebirth Sequence

The Rebirth Sequence Preparation for Dying Richard Rudd introduces a beautiful new iteration of the Gene Keys Activation Sequence – the Rebirth Sequence – a description of the 4 main stages of the dying process. A simple, inspiring map for anyone to contemplate at any time, and that can really help us to see through the illusion of death. This is also a most poignant and comforting contemplation for those preparing for death, or for those close to the dying…

The Ecstasy of Silence

The Ecstasy of Silence Cold Mountain A wild Taoist hermit poet who lived at the borders of recorded history, Cold Mountain left his poems inscribed on rocks in the silent valleys of Southern China. Here Richard uses Cold Mountain as a springboard into the famed Rivers and Mountains poetic lineage of Ancient China. Framed by the haunting flute of Shakuhachi Master Adrian Freedman, this contemplation probes the depths of those mountain silences, out of which the earliest eddies of ecstasy formed. Deeply embedded with pregnant silences, this is a masterful monologue that drops one deep into the echoing silence of the heart of being.