Canciones de amor ... canciones de Unidad por Dana Gillespie
Domingo, 20 de noviembre 2011.
Con una serie de canciones seleccionadas, una recopilación de sus canciones en la Divina Presencia de los últimos años, Dana Gillespie con la banda de Blues de Londres, que la llevo a la fama, llevó a la audiencia a través del camino de la memoria, presentando un concierto de música electrizante a los pies de Loto de Bhagavan, esta tarde en Prashanti Nilayam.
La cantante, y sin duda, la voz del oeste más populares en Prashanti Nilayam , y uno de los cantantes favoritos de Bhagaván, llevó a la audiencia por el carril de la memoria, cantando canciones de afectó principalmente a partir de sus conciertos anteriores en Prashanti Nilayam.
El tema de fondo de su actuación fue amor y unidad. Recapitulando su época gloriosa en la presencia física de Bhagaván, la cantante angelical comenzó con la canción "todos somos uno ... bajo el sol".
Cantando con la ayuda de las pistas grabadas de música, Gillespie continuó durante una hora, a menudo incitando al público a unirse con golpes rítmicos. Presento doce temas que incluyó dos bhajans. Algunos de sus números favoritos cantados en ocasiones precedentes, en los cumpleaños de 70 y 80 años, se reprodujeron.
El alma de la música se toca sólo cuando se canta con amor ... Recordando su experiencia con Bhagavan, la cantante dijo que cantar en su presencia necesita de un "corazón grande" ... y la cantante exhibió lo que ella tiene en su poder, un corazón lleno de amor por el Señor, el deseo por un mundo unido.
Curiosamente, durante los interludios, la cantante hizo una breve descripción de las canciones, y la importancia y fragmentos de sus momentos maravillosos con Bhagavan Amado.
En la presentación de un bhajan, "Prem Easwar Hey Hey ... Easwar Prem ..." ella explicó cómo solía cantar su bhajan favorito todo el tiempo, las líneas de las cuales "La ilaha illa Allah ..." se cambio en los últimos años, y el bhajan fue "Allaho Akbar ... Allaho Akbar ... La ilaha illa Allah ... "
Agarrando el micrófono cuando ella se echó a cantar" Allaho Akbar ... "con su voz resonante hizo eco en el amplio Hall Sai Kulwant, y el público se unió en coro y el mensaje fue claro, la unidad de todas las religiones , la Unidad de la Deidad.
Cada canción fue bien recibida y la sala retumbó con aplausos en cada pausa. Terminó el concierto cantando el Mantra Vibhuti ", paramam pavitram Baba Vibhootim ..."
Publicado en Prashanti Noticias |
OMSAIRAMMM...
Cada canción fue bien recibida y la sala retumbó con aplausos en cada pausa. Terminó el concierto cantando el Mantra Vibhuti ", paramam pavitram Baba Vibhootim ..."
Publicado en Prashanti Noticias |
OMSAIRAMMM...
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Songs Of Love…Songs Of Unity by Dana Gillespie
Sunday, November 20th, 2011
With a string of selected songs, a compilation of her songs in The Divine Presence over the years, Dana Gillespie of London Blues Band fame took the audience through her memory lane, presenting an electrifying music concert at Bhagawan’s Lotus Feet this evening in Prasanthi Nilayam.
The singer, the most popular western voice in Prasanthi Nilayam and undoubtedly one of Bhagawan’s favourite singers, took the audience down memory lane, singing mainly hit songs from her earlier concerts in Prasanthi Nilayam.
The underlying theme of her performance was Love and Unity. Recapitulating her glorious times in Bhagawan’s physical presence, the cherubic singer began with the song “we are all one…under the sun”.
Singing with the aid of recorded tracks of music, Gillespie continued for an hour, often inciting the audience to join with rhythmic beats. She presented twelve songs that included two bhajans. Some of her favourite numbers sung during landmark occasions, 70th and 80th birthdays, were reproduced.
The soul of music is touched only when it is sung with love…Recaping her experience with Bhagawan, the singer stated that to sing in His presence one need to have a ‘large heart’…and the accomplished singer exhibited what she is in possession, a heart full of Love for The Lord, craving for a United World.
Interestingly, during the interludes, the singer presented a guided tour, explaining the songs and significance and snippets of her wonderful moments with Beloved Bhagawan.
Presenting a bhajan, “Prem Easwar Hey…Easwar Prem Hey…” she explained how she would often sing her all time favourite bhajan, the lines of which “La ilaha illa allah…” went missing over the years, and the bhajan was “Allaho Akbar…Allaho Akbar…La ilaha illa allah…” Grabbing the mike when she burst into singing “Allaho Akbar…” with her booming voice echoing the spacious Sai Kulwant Hall, the audience joined in chorus and the message was clear, Unity Of All Religions, Oneness Of Godhood.
Every song was well received and the hall reverberated with rapturous applause at every short-break. She ended the concert chanting the Vibhuti Mantra, “Paramam Pavitram Baba Vibhootim…”
Songs Of Love…Songs Of Unity by Dana Gillespie
Sunday, November 20th, 2011
With a string of selected songs, a compilation of her songs in The Divine Presence over the years, Dana Gillespie of London Blues Band fame took the audience through her memory lane, presenting an electrifying music concert at Bhagawan’s Lotus Feet this evening in Prasanthi Nilayam.
The singer, the most popular western voice in Prasanthi Nilayam and undoubtedly one of Bhagawan’s favourite singers, took the audience down memory lane, singing mainly hit songs from her earlier concerts in Prasanthi Nilayam.
The underlying theme of her performance was Love and Unity. Recapitulating her glorious times in Bhagawan’s physical presence, the cherubic singer began with the song “we are all one…under the sun”.
Singing with the aid of recorded tracks of music, Gillespie continued for an hour, often inciting the audience to join with rhythmic beats. She presented twelve songs that included two bhajans. Some of her favourite numbers sung during landmark occasions, 70th and 80th birthdays, were reproduced.
The soul of music is touched only when it is sung with love…Recaping her experience with Bhagawan, the singer stated that to sing in His presence one need to have a ‘large heart’…and the accomplished singer exhibited what she is in possession, a heart full of Love for The Lord, craving for a United World.
Interestingly, during the interludes, the singer presented a guided tour, explaining the songs and significance and snippets of her wonderful moments with Beloved Bhagawan.
Presenting a bhajan, “Prem Easwar Hey…Easwar Prem Hey…” she explained how she would often sing her all time favourite bhajan, the lines of which “La ilaha illa allah…” went missing over the years, and the bhajan was “Allaho Akbar…Allaho Akbar…La ilaha illa allah…” Grabbing the mike when she burst into singing “Allaho Akbar…” with her booming voice echoing the spacious Sai Kulwant Hall, the audience joined in chorus and the message was clear, Unity Of All Religions, Oneness Of Godhood.
Every song was well received and the hall reverberated with rapturous applause at every short-break. She ended the concert chanting the Vibhuti Mantra, “Paramam Pavitram Baba Vibhootim…”
OMSAIRAMMM...
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