Golden Age Mantras are designed as a daily meditation and they include seven mantras to help us as we enter this Auspicious age. They can be chanted daily or listened to during meditation.

Lead Vocals by Miguel Angel Lopez Additional Vocals by Holly Pyle aka Seva Simran Kaur, Chad Wilkins and Greg Diarra Guitars and Ukulele by Chad Wilkins Violin

Golden Age Mantras are designed as a daily meditation and they include seven mantras to help us as we enter this Auspicious age. They can be chanted daily or listened to during meditation.

Lead Vocals by Miguel Angel Lopez Additional Vocals by Holly Pyle aka Seva Simran Kaur, Chad Wilkins and Greg Diarra Guitars and Ukulele by Chad Wilkins Violin by Mark Lee Written by Liv Singh Khalsa & Miguel Angel Lopez Arranged by Liv Singh Khalsa Co-Arranged by Miguel Lopez and Chad Wilkins Recorded and Mix at Invincible Recording Studio by Liv Singh Khalsa

Hum Dhum - Tantric style call and answer meditation used for White Tantric throughout the world. This mantra has been chanted since ancient times to open the heart and create a powerful force for communication. Guru Gobind Singh is credited with saying that this ancient mantra contained the rhythm of the beat of a galloping horse. Hum is a mantra

Hum Dhum - Tantric style call and answer meditation used for White Tantric throughout the world. This mantra has been chanted since ancient times to open the heart and create a powerful force for communication. Guru Gobind Singh is credited with saying that this ancient mantra contained the rhythm of the beat of a galloping horse. Hum is a mantra meaning the God within ourselves, Dhum signifies the God outside. Microcosm and macrocosm. Har is the creative power of the universe. Sing with it, dance to it or exercise with it.

Waheguru - Tantric style call and answer meditation used throughout the world. We will use the mantra of Wahe Guru chanted in a special form and rhythm. It is a Guru Mantra that means; the ecstasy of God-consciousness that is beyond words to express.

Note - The chanting was recorded in tantric style (men and women alternating.) However, to do the meditation as it was given you may sing every line.

Bach and Guru Gobind Singh lived during the same period of time in the late 1600s and early 1700s but in very different parts of the world. What if these two great composers were to cross paths and collaborate creating spiritually inspired music together? We decided to let our imaginations run wild with this creative vision and blend the

Bach and Guru Gobind Singh lived during the same period of time in the late 1600s and early 1700s but in very different parts of the world. What if these two great composers were to cross paths and collaborate creating spiritually inspired music together? We decided to let our imaginations run wild with this creative vision and blend the contrapuntal inventions and motivic control of J. S. Bach with the musical disciplines of rhythmic mantra, melody and devotional music from the Sikh lineage of musicians and spiritual teachers ending with Guru Gobind Singh and the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. Thus, Tantric Bach was born.