Cherdi Kala - Mata Mandir Singh & Friends complete

One of the outstanding mantras on Mata Mandir's album Cherdi Kala - The ever rising Spirit is Wha-He-Guru. It means: The ecstasy of a God consciousness that is beyond description.
Have you ever seen someone smile at you and make your heart skip a beat and inspire your spirit? This is Cherdi Kala. Have you ever walked down a country lane and felt the flow of nature and heard the song through the singing of the birds as they soared through the trees? Remember to flap your arms like wings and fly in harmony... a feeling that you are part of it all, happy to be alive without a single care in the world? This is Cherdi Kala. It is translated as "the ever rising spirit". Hear and experience the mantras of this album and let your mind fly...

In his The Yogas of Sound series, Mata Mandir Singh has created another gem here with his album Cherdi Kala containing important Kundalini mantras, some of which have never been heard on recordings before. He is again supported by various guest musicians such as the classical guitarist Michael Benedik, the charismatic voice of Gurudass Kaur, or the Celtic harp of Hari Kaur.

tracks:

Ang Sang Wahe Guru (7:45)
I Am Thine in Mine Myself (15:51)
Sat Narayan (15:40)
Wahe Guru Chant (15:23)
Kundalini Surjhi (11:36)
May The Long Time Sun Shine Upon You (2:23)