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Beautiful and sacred! Thank you. The instrumentation is subtle, but perfect for the chants. Simply hearing Avatar Adi Da’s names over and over is a real joy—full of bliss. I recommend people get your CD for themselves and enjoy its Brightness . . . what better gift could you offer?
—Brad Reynolds BFA
, Graphic Artist, Integral Art & Studies, Novato CA
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1 Aham Da Asmi 9:55
2 Love-Ananda Ashvamedha 6:26
3 Om Sri Da Love-Ananda 8:29
4 Om Bhagavan Adi Da Hridayam 5:50
5 Da Om, Om Da 5:49
6 Da, Adi Da Love-Ananda Hridayam 9:15
7 Da Love-Ananda Hridayam 7:04
8 Bhagavan Chant 8:57
Total Running Time: 61:45
Written and produced by JoAnne Sunshine About the artist »
Special thanks to:
David Epstein, Ginger Epstein, Jacqueline Duba,
Ray Lynch, Tom Stiles, and Judith Parkinson.
This CD was inspired by and is dedicated to Ruchira Avatar Adi Da Samraj.
JoAnne Sunshine has devoted many years to studying and practicing the art of sacred devotional singing in the company of Avatar Adi Da Samraj. She has composed chants, arias, rock, gospel, choral, and instrumental music as devotional gifts, and participated for many years in The First Amendment, an Adidam choral group directed by Eric Leber—first as a soprano and then as a composer.
Her published material has enjoyed longstanding appeal and has included collaborations with Ray Lynch, John Mackay, John Hartman of the Doobie Brothers, Byron Duckwall, Rich Duvall, Richard Kane, and Dik Darnell.
JoAnne has written compositions for Broadway star Laura Theodore, opera singers Crane Kirkbride, Mel McMurrin, and Elizabeth deBrine. Crane Kirkbride commissioned the song “I Am Who You Are”, which was first produced by Ray Lynch and subsequently by John Mackay. She recorded and sang “I Am With You Now” with Ray Lynch, which became a widely known devotional song. Versions of the song were
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