Utilizing the power of repetition, intention, and release, we are capable of significantly expanding and balancing the nature of our moments and our experience of them. Consciously using the voice to sing, chant, or speak statements of intention and affirmation is an empowering process initiated thousands of years ago. As mantra, chant, or intentional song we can positively and profoundly alter thoughts, beliefs, patterns, choices, and actions.


Characteristics of Chants

1. Have been sung for thousands of years in cultures around the world
2. Are repetitious by design to help clear and focus the mind
3. Are often made up of powerful sounds or a statement of conscious, spiritual intention
4. Create a meditative, reflective mind state to relax and balance energetic bodies
5. Stir the spirit and activate the life force
6. Collective vibration amplified by chanting together in a group
7. Help to distract from negative, repetitive thought patterns
8. Can be sung together or in call and answer
9. Can open hearts, lift Spirits, bring inner peace, connect and unify people, align us with Spirit, ease suffering, give voice to deeper yearnings…
10. Chant is anchoring, facilitates entrainment, engages the breath, elicits sonic effects, and is amplified by clear intention

 
Characteristics of Mantras (Sanskrit for “that which protects and purifies the mind”)

1. Are specific, sacred statements of spiritual intention from a particular tradition, typically Hinduism and Buddhism, often calling upon specific Deities for support
2. Like sound seeds planted in the mind which germinate a higher vibration to clear lower frequency interference
3. The sounds themselves are quite powerful and directly impact the chakras and energy bodies
4. Amplified and empowered by the number of times spoken in the past
5. Repeated a specific number of times for a specific time period in a specific rhythm
6. Can be done in the silence of the mind or spoken in a sing song manner
7. Traditionally spoken 108 times using mala beads as a counter
8. Can quickly alter a vibration to create the desired inner state through repetition and tone
9. In current times mantras are both spoken and sung

 

Characteristics of Intentional Songs

1. Affirmative, repetitive songs created for specific purpose of raising vibration
2. Can reinforce thinking patterns to change a belief or affirm a way of being
3. Melodic, singable, and  written to align with chakras to amplify the purpose
4. Can be used as a teaching tool to reinforce a concept
5. Will often enter mind randomly  when specific message is needed
6. Typically 4-5 lines

Below are a collection of CDs that contain a vast array of intentional songs that can clear and amplify your energetic vibration. 

Chant has always been a musical vehicle for the world's ethnic population as they have been more connected to the Earth and to Spirit than the distracted "civilized world. Here we explore the beautiful intentional repetitive presence and power of chants from the Hindu, the Buddhist, the Hawaiian, and the Native American traditions.

The ancient civilization of Atlantis was actually quite advanced as they were a descendent from the Celestial Civilizations. Their wisdom and knowledge was an early part of the colonization of Planet Earth in an effort to see how the parameters of duality and polarity and free will would play out. The freedom gained in a dimension of unrestricted free will allowed incarnates to branch off into different experiences to explore a flavor of the I Am That I Am Expressing As Me, an action that is fully supported and encouraged by Source Directive. The focus on science and technology by these “renegades” had consequences in eliciting swift change, much unlike the slow transformation of the Pleiadian descendent Lemurian Society earlier, which was able to slowly locate before the islands in the Pacific were overrun with water. These chants have come through the dimensional research of the late Dr. Frank Alpert. To him we are so grateful to have access to them for current application. His out of print three part series titled, Exploring Atlantis,  is a mighty resource I am happy to have picked up years ago from the Yes! Bookshop in Washington D.C..