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GAYATRI M ANTRA OM NAMO DEVA PREMAL & MITEN: SUNRISE (The Essence/ Satsang/ More than Music) (Satsang) (The Essence, More than Music) (Capo 5th fret) MANTRAS, SONGS & CHANTS Am E Om bhur bhuvaha svaha Sunrise Am E7 Am/G A E Hari om namo narayana Tat savitur varenyam Over the mountain E7 E A Om namo narayana “The word mantra is untranslatable in English, in F Spreading your light Dm Am any Western language, but its meaning, its Bhargo devasya dhimahi Hari om namo narayana significance, can be explained to you. A mantra is Dm Gsus G E-B7 Dm Am not just something to chant. It is not chanting. A Dhiyo yonah prachodayat Over the land Hari om namo narayana mantra is something to let sink deep in your being, E just as roots go deep into the earth. The deeper the Sunrise Praise to the source of all things. It is due roots go into the earth, the higher the tree will go A E Am E7 Am to you that we attain true happiness on all into the sky. Another new morning Hari om namo narayana planes. It is due to your transcendent A mantra is something like a seed to be allowed to A Am E7 Am nature that you are being worshipped and go deep into your being so that it can send its roots We celebrate Hari om namo narayana adored. Ignite us with your all pervading E7 to the sources of your life and finally to the B7 E light. Om namo narayana universal life. Then its branches, its foliage will go We are the new man (Miten/Deva Premal) Dm Am high into the sky, and when the right time comes, (Miten) Hari om namo narayana when the spring comes, it will be filled with Dm Am thousands of flowers.$ Hari om namo narayana -Osho- I bow down to the divine. SALAAM MEVLANA (Nilash Gujarati) YA AZIM (capo 5th fret) WENDEY A (Global Heart Native Soul) Am G Am D Salaam mevlana salaam D A Wendeya ho Am G Am Ya azim, ya azim D Salaam mevlana salaam G Wendeya ho SHIMA F El allah hoo D (The Essence) Salaam mevlana D Wendeya, wendeya Am El allah hoo D Salaam mevlana Dm Dm A Ho, ho, ho, ho, heyo, heyo Am G Am Shima shima shima shima Allah hoo D A D Salaam mevlana salaam Dm G D Ya, ya, ya Shima shima Hallelu-jah May peace be with you, beloved. C Dm Celebration of the new morning. (Sufi) Shi- maya How beautifully does god reveal himself (Cherokee) through you. (Sufi) Shima means love. (Hopi) 1 1 2 1 YEMAYA ASSESSU OM NAMAH SHIVA IB-ACHÈ IDE WERE WERE (The Essence / Satsang) (Trusting The Silence) (Love is Space) G (Capo 2nd fret) A Bm Om namah shiva A Bm Em D Yemaya Assessu G C-G-D Ahhh......ib-aché, Ide were were nita ochun D E A Om namah shiva Bm Cmaj7 Assessu yemaya Ib-acheo, A Bm Ide were were Bm Yemaya olodo G Em D Ib-bababa, D E A Om namah shiva Ide were were nita ochun A Olodo yemaya C D G Cmaj7 Shiva om namah Ib-bayeye Ide were were nita ya A celebration of the moment when the river E A D meets the ocean. I honor the divine in you. Ib-aché Ocha kiniba nita ochun (Robert Gass) Yemaya is the godess of the ocean and the G C mother of all goddesses. Hail to the gifts. Cheke cheke cheke (Yoruba, Africa) Hail to the gift of myself. D Hail to the gift of mother earth. Nita ya and father sky. Bm B7 (Africa) Ide were were WICHI TI TI "...Everybody is musical. Music is part of our Ochun is the goddess of love, Em life on Earth. If you don’t sing, because you chant which speaks about a necklace Wichi ti ti timorai think you can’t sing, it doesn’t make the which is a symbol of the initiation into Em SHREE RAM singer in you smaller. It just means you are love. Horanika, horanika (Trusting The Silence) not honouring your talent...$ Em (Yoruba, West Africa) -Aborigenes of Australia- Hey ney, hey ney D D Em Shree ram jai ram No aye D A BISMILLA H Jai jai ram om (Capo 5th fret) Em FROM YOU I RECEIVE Water, water spirits, G F#m Em Shree ram jai ram Am E7 Am Em-A D Bismillah erachman erachim (2x) C F Spinning round my head Jai jai ram om C B7 Em From you I receive, Em D Em G C I´m so glad that I´m not dead Bismillah erachman erachim (2x) To you I give, Glory to Ram, the all pervading being, Am Dm (Native American) and the Goddess Lakshmi, the mother of One unity, all mercy, all compassion. Together we share, abundance. (Sufi) C Thy will be done. In this we live. (India) 3 4 2 2 OM MANI PADME HUM “A man is fully enlightened only when he OM S H REE S ACHÉ (Love is Space) disappears completely, when there is (Love is Space, More than Music) (Capo 5th fret) nothing left inside, when he is just like a (capo 4th fret) hollow bamboo and becomes a flute and the The birds have flown to freedom. Am whole starts singing through him. When the Am Dm The cage lies empty. Om mani padme hum song is no more his, then the song is divine.$ Om shree saché maha prabhu Your happy songs bring me G Am -Osho- C the scent of heaven. Om mani padme hum Ki jai Please keep singing... Am G F C -Rumi- Om mani padme hum Paramatma ki jai G Am Dm G--E7 Om mani padme hum Om shanti shanti shantihi om Fmaj7 G OM NAMO NARAYANAYA Om mani padme hum (Love is Space) May the ultimate truth and that which Fmaj7 G Fmaj7-Am is beyond all boundaries be victorious. Om mani padme hum G C D G May there be peace, peace, peace. SAT PATIM/ OM SHRIM Am G Am Om namo narayanaya (Praful) (Songs for the Inner Lover) Om mani padme hum G C D G Om namo narayanaya A D The sound of silence, the diamond in the Sat patim dehi parameshwara lotus. I bow down to the divine. A E (Miten/Deva Premal) (India) Sat patim dehi parameshwara A Dm A-E OM RAM RAMAYA Sat patim dehi parameshwara (Embrace) KU WA TE Please give to me a man of truth who OM ASATOMA embodies the perfect masculine (Global Heart Native Soul) F#m (The Essence) principles. (Capo 5th fret) Om ram ramaya (drop D tuning) Mantra for women to attract a love C# Am partner. Dm Svaha Kuwate linyo linyo mahote Om asatomo satgamaya Bm G Am Om ram ramaya Om shrim shriyei namaha Hayano, hayano, hayano Tamasoma jyotir gamaya A Am C Dm Svaha We are one in the infinte sun Mrityorma amritamgamaya Om and Salutations to the creative G Am E abundance that is the very form of this Forever and ever and ever Take us from the false to the truth, Om universe. from darkness to light, Mantra which expresses and attracts (Native American) from death to deathlessness. An invocation to Rama, whose perfection the feminine (Shakti) energy of the (India) exists in us all. (Praful) universe. (Miten/Deva Premal) 5 6 3 3 OM TARE “You have not to repeat the mantra, you have to TEYATA (Embrace, More than Music) understand its meaning and let that meaning (Embrace) (Capo 3rd fret) sink into you. Sitting silently, be utterly quiet, unmoving. Watch your mind. A few thoughts will Dm C “And when you are madly dancing, madly Am Fmaj7 be there, but as you become silent those thoughts Teyata om bekanze singing, when you are joyful without any Om tare tuttare will disappear, and suddenly you hear a humming Bb Am Gm control, without your presence, when the joy G Am sound all around you. Bekanze maha bekanze is so full, overflowing -- you are flooded with Ture swaha That humming sound is not made by you. Am Dm it and all control is abandoned -- then you It is at the very center of existence. Radza samudgate soha will see a miracle: death and life dancing Dm E7 It is the sound of the skies. together#$ Om tare tuttare It is the sound of space. It is like this. -Osho- Fmaj7 It is the sound of the universe; it is its indication Medicine Buddha, you are the King, the Ture of aliveness. It is vibrating with dance and music. Supreme Healer. Fmaj7 This OM is perhaps the greatest symbol in the Please remove illness, illness and the Swaha whole world.$ great Illness. Now I offer this prayer. -Osho- An invocation to Tara, the female OM NAMO BHAGAVATE One of the most important mantras for healing, it counterpart of Avalokiteshvara, the (Embrace, More than Music) asks for healing from the illusion of duality. This Bodhisattva of Compassion. The Tara is mantra is also used for the dying process. pictured many-armed, symbolizing the (India) powers and attributes she has cultivated A F#m-D-Bm to save all sentient beings. ISHQ-ALLA H Om na-mo (Praful) (Songs for the Inner Lover) E F#m C#m - D A E F#m D Bha-ga-va-----te Ishq-allah mah-bud-lillah A F#m D A GURU RINPOCHE MANTRA A F#m-G-E SO MUCH MAGNIFICENCE Ishq-allah mah-bud- lil- lah (2x) (Dakshina) Vasudeva-ya (Songs for the Inner Lover, More than Music) A F#m Bm Om is the name of that inside me, which D A Bm F#m Allah ya jamil Om ah hung is aware of the unity of all things.
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    Rhode Island College Digital Commons @ RIC Honors Projects Overview Honors Projects 4-2010 You Gotta Move: Three Short Stories Lori Freshwater Rhode Island College, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/honors_projects Part of the American Literature Commons, Creative Writing Commons, and the Personality and Social Contexts Commons Recommended Citation Freshwater, Lori, "You Gotta Move: Three Short Stories" (2010). Honors Projects Overview. 38. https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/honors_projects/38 This Honors is brought to you for free and open access by the Honors Projects at Digital Commons @ RIC. It has been accepted for inclusion in Honors Projects Overview by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ RIC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. YOU GOTTA MOVE THREE SHORT STORIES By Lori Freshwater An Honors Project Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for Honors in The Department of English The School of Arts and Sciences Rhode Island College 2010 2 My Daddy Could Have Been Mac Davis So Biff came to stay in the tree house tree. And long days came without end For the boy and the toy and the purple bear. And serious games of pretend ~ Mac Davis The biscuits were way too dry that day. Not at all like the usual goodness served up at the Central Diner. But I didn't care, because it gave me an excuse to order the white-pepper gravy to smother, and I mean smother them with. While I waited for the gravy, I sat and watched my mother. Her hair was perfect, as always, and sprayed to stay that way.