Midnight Media Cafe - Sapta Jina Bhasitam Papa Vinas ana Dharani
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serai.
Yay rain!
It's raining here, which I'm greatly enjoying. And it's not especially cold, which makes the rain comfortable to go out in. I spent the afternoon over in Glendale, depositing some money in my credit union account and then walking over to the Galleria to buy a couple of things and get myself a nice lunch. Chicken vegetable wontons and a sashimi salad. So long - maybe six months - since I could just buy some nice food to eat that I didn't have to cook myself! (Those of you who can just do that have no idea what a luxury it is, seriously.)
But now my back hurts from all the walking, so I'm going to turn in early. I'll be watching a movie or two on my little portable DVD player in bed, and contemplating an idea for a nice little story I'm hoping to write in the next day or two.
Here is a lovely music vid for you all:
Sapta Jina Bhasitam Papa Vinas ana Dharani - Imee Ooi
Whenever I listen to this song/mantra, I find myself so deeply touched that tears almost always spring to my eyes. The sweetness of the instruments and the pure, gentle longing in the singer's beautiful voice overcome any boundaries of language. I hope you all enjoy this lovely piece.
ETA: This is the mantra she is singing:
lipalipate kuhakuhate taralite niharate wimalite swaha
If I find a translation for it, I will post it. :)
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Yay rain!
It's raining here, which I'm greatly enjoying. And it's not especially cold, which makes the rain comfortable to go out in. I spent the afternoon over in Glendale, depositing some money in my credit union account and then walking over to the Galleria to buy a couple of things and get myself a nice lunch. Chicken vegetable wontons and a sashimi salad. So long - maybe six months - since I could just buy some nice food to eat that I didn't have to cook myself! (Those of you who can just do that have no idea what a luxury it is, seriously.)
But now my back hurts from all the walking, so I'm going to turn in early. I'll be watching a movie or two on my little portable DVD player in bed, and contemplating an idea for a nice little story I'm hoping to write in the next day or two.
Here is a lovely music vid for you all:
Sapta Jina Bhasitam Papa Vinas ana Dharani - Imee Ooi
Whenever I listen to this song/mantra, I find myself so deeply touched that tears almost always spring to my eyes. The sweetness of the instruments and the pure, gentle longing in the singer's beautiful voice overcome any boundaries of language. I hope you all enjoy this lovely piece.
ETA: This is the mantra she is singing:
lipalipate kuhakuhate taralite niharate wimalite swaha
If I find a translation for it, I will post it. :)
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Date: Thursday, February 18th, 2016 10:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: Friday, February 19th, 2016 03:36 am (UTC)I have another trip planned for tomorrow, to the Green Man in North Hollywood, a lovely pagan store. They have chip necklaces there, and I've been wanting a strand of rose quartz for a long time. I'll also take a look at the other gorgeous things they've got (though I'm trying to be very good and not run around buying whatever catches my eye).