Self-Realisation Music from Openhand Gatherings

Sometimes we'll find life a hard teacher. It'll keep knocking you down. But that's where we discover tenacity, surrender, and the will to continue. It's a process of forging the soul. I came across the wonderful music from "The Last Samurai" by Hans Zimmer recently, and found it very connective at a deep soul level. There's a sadness to it, but also great sense of surrender to what ever comes. And with that, is forged great humility but also tenacity. Here's a clip from the film, but do pay attention also to the great music. It's an epic, and sure to feature in the Openhand work to come...

Here's another Openhand favoourite that carries you into and through the karmic zone. "Aisa Naam" by Sat Purkh Kauer. Take 7 minutes of your time, settle, breathe, listen and feel. Simply heart melting...

In the Openhand Approach to Breakingthrough Karmic density, once you're really animating the karma, it's about recognising someone's pain and honouring that with them - holding them lovingly in it. When someone recgonises your pain and says, "it's okay to be feeling that", it gives you permission to go deep into it. Here's a great song that expresses that which we've been using on the Tour.... "Superstar" by Jont. It takes you in, but then brings you through. I just love it....

Once we're breaking through the surface layers of identity, then we can 'agitate' the layers of karma. It's a gentle but direct stimulation to resonate the burried fragments of soul. I'll use whatever music speaks to me from the group flow - the field is working through constantly. Lately I've been drawn to the Vangelis music from the two Bladerunner films. I find them deeply moving and a degree haunting. Here's a favourite called "Mesa"...

When people are processing, it's essential to know that we're always held by the field, that one's pain of the past and any challenges are held in a loving embrace from the ether. For me, this song gets that across beautifully and has often featured at the events...

On a typical Openhand gathering, we'll apply ancient deep meditation practices to open out into the field. But then it's recognising that as soon as the soul starts to flow more strongly. It's going to pull on the layers of identity first. So music can be one means of exposing the layers of identity by feeling the surface layers of tightness. Here's a classic song that does that pretty well...

To my mind, there can be nothing quite so transcendent as the amazing Lex Van Someren. It touches the soul and carries it through the internal density, setting it free. Here's one that often finds its way into the Openhand gatherings. See what I mean...