Adi Da and Adidam: Audio: Hymns To Me

Hymns To Me (audio)

Track 2 from Pauline Chew's album, Shapeless As The Water.

Words are from poem 13 ("Hymns To Me") in Adi Da's book of poetry, Crazy Da Must Sing.

Hymns to me,
am I the song,
the untouched glamour of the poem,
the word and rhythm of the Real.
Then sing.
And sing of me,
am not the soul.
The type whose singing sings the Heart,
the vowel and consonants am I.
Then sing.
And say of me,
he is the sound,
the syllable who is my form,
and hymns me, is me, song to song.

And I will sing you all the more.
Then sing.

Poster: PaulineChew
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Length: 10:01
Date Added: December 5, 2015
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Language: English
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3 Comments

John B. September 21, 2017 1:02AM

The music of Pauline Chew. . . If anyone isn't familiar with her music I very much recommend going to her iTunes page or spotify page or cd baby, because she is very, very good. She has about 100 songs about Adi Da Samraj in a very distinctive style. It's worth a visit.

BTW - I have never met Ms Chew. I have no idea who she is - but whoever she is, thank you for making such great music!

Julia T. - Vienna, Virginia December 6, 2015 5:44PM

So beautiful.

Daniel S. - United States December 6, 2015 5:43PM

Interesting structure to this, inspiring.

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