I’ve been haunted by the song “Bismillah” since I heard it several weeks ago. The word “Bismillah” comes from the Islamic tradition, and it can be translated in several ways. It expresses our prayer that we may have the blessing of another breath, another moment of life, and that we walk on a path of humility and truth. It’s a beautiful world that expresses our relationship with the One. I hope the music inspires you in this most sacred of seasons. Many blessings to you, dear ones. Namaste.
| SONG | ARTIST | CD |
| Om | Mercury Max | The Eternal Om |
| Muslim Peace Prayer | Larisa Stow & Shakti Tribe | Reaching In |
| OM | Wade Imre Morissette | Maha Moha: The Great Illusion |
| Bismilla (Feat. Suzanne Sterling) | Masood Ali Kahn | The Yoga Sessions: Hang With Angels |
| Govinda Hari | Jaya Lakshmi | Jewel Of Hari |
| Maha Dev | Jai Uttal | Dial M For Mantra |
| Sri Rudram | Anant Jesse | Urban Mantra CD1: Vitality |
| Holy (Kazuhiro Itoh Remix) | Here II Here | GlobeSonic DJ Alsultany Presents Yoga Lounge |
| Hari Om (Featuring Prajna Vieira | Ben Leinbach | Ben Leinbach Presents Sangha |
| Buddha: Om Muni Muni Mahamuni Soha | Deva Premal, The Gyuto Monks Of Tibet | Tibetan Mantras For Turbulent Times |
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