Welcome to day one of my experiment in sharing songs and pictures with you. I hope you'll sing some of these songs, teach them to your friends and children, and generally enjoy the magic that a beloved song can bring to your life.
The photos are of things I see while I'm walking along singing. Perhaps in their own way they are songs. Yesterday at sunset, telephone wires turned into gold before my eyes, and a fence
became a graceful ruffle in a circle dancers's skirt.
This all reminds me of a Dances of Universal Peace song I learned recently on the internet. The words Hu Allah mean the mysterious, the impossible-to-express-in-words nature of God. It's a very simple song that brings the mind to a spaciousness, empty and alive.
The photos are of things I see while I'm walking along singing. Perhaps in their own way they are songs. Yesterday at sunset, telephone wires turned into gold before my eyes, and a fence
became a graceful ruffle in a circle dancers's skirt.
This all reminds me of a Dances of Universal Peace song I learned recently on the internet. The words Hu Allah mean the mysterious, the impossible-to-express-in-words nature of God. It's a very simple song that brings the mind to a spaciousness, empty and alive.
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I don't know the composer's name, but you can hear the Hu Allah song sung by a group and see the very simple and beautiful dance that goes with it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBiB3mccq7A
Photos © K Hannan 2015
Feel free to share the photos for non-commercial use!
For commercial use of photos, please contact Kathleen.
Feel free to share the photos for non-commercial use!
For commercial use of photos, please contact Kathleen.
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