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Temple of Hathor | Transformation, Joy, Beauty, Fertility | Ancient Goddess Meditation Music
Hathor is an ancient Egyptian goddess with a rich and multifaceted cosmology. She is often depicted as a cow goddess or as a woman with the head of a cow, emphasizing her association with fertility, motherhood, and nurturing. Hathor was a prominent deity in the Egyptian pantheon, and her worship dates back to the Early Dynastic Period (c. 3100–2686 BCE). Key aspects and roles of Hathor include: Goddess of Love and Motherhood: Hathor is associated with the protection of women, childbirth, and the well-being of families. Goddess of Music and Dance: Hathor is regarded as the patroness of music, and her worship often involved festivities and celebrations with music and dance. Sky and Sun Goddess: In some contexts, Hathor was sometimes considered the daughter of Ra, the sun god, and was associated with the sun's life-giving and nurturing aspects. Mistress of the West: Hathor was often associated with the afterlife and the journey to the underworld. Symbol of Feminine Power: Hathor was seen as a symbol of feminine power and was often invoked for protection, especially during childbirth. Cows and Sycamore Trees: Hathor's connection to cows is evident in her depictions with cow ears or as a full cow. The sycamore tree was also sacred to Hathor, and she was sometimes associated with fertility and rebirth. Relax your mind and body with beautiful, soothing healing music. Create a comforting ambiance as you meditate or simply relax in your home, day or night. Sound is one of the major sources of creation. Sounds have been scientifically observed and recorded as they affected their immediate environment. Healing sounds that contain particular frequencies may improve your overall well-being, while quickly providing a sense of calm to your nervous system. Videos produced by Oasis Spirit Music Not a substitute for medical or professional care. Do not listen while driving or operating heavy machinery.
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Hathor Frequency
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Anywhere on This Road
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Anywhere on This Road · Lhasa De Sela The Living Road ℗ 2003 Les Disques Audiogramme inc. Released on: 2003-10-22 Music Publisher: Éditorial Avenue Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Dead Can Dance - 'Opium'
Dead Can Dance - 'Opium' Buy 'Anastasis' at www.deadcandance.com #DeadCanDance #Anastasis #DCD
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Solitude in the desert is the soul's pilgrimage to its most profound revelations and serenity
🙏 Embark on a transformative journey through the vast expanse of the desert with our video, "Solitude in the Desert." As the soul wanders through the barren landscapes, it embarks on a pilgrimage to its deepest revelations and serenity. Amidst the silence of the dunes and the whisper of the wind, the soul finds solace and enlightenment. Join us as we explore the profound beauty of solitude in the desert and discover the hidden treasures that await the wandering soul. 🎶 Tracklist: Tibetan Tribe - Afternoon in Gelug ❤️ We are endlessly grateful for your love and support! Listen to more music here: https://songwhip.com/buddhaslounge ✨You can find all of our music on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music: https://spoti.fi/3atGnyA https://amzn.to/3cNp6RS https://apple.co/3Bo8jPm #meditationmusic #yogamusic #relaxingmusic
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ESSENCE of ISIS - Middle Eastern Ambient - Egyptian Meditation Music - Healing Sounds in 432 Hz
Connecting with the beloved of our heart's desire. A music for sacred movement and meditative absorption. These sounds will help carry you to places of wonder and devotion. Deep drums and bass to - awaken the body, ethereal vocals to stir the soul, healing crystal bowls and water to calm the mind. Middle Eastern flutes and string instruments playing the notes of the heart. Thanks for tuning in and listening Please Like and Subscribe to enter more Musical Realms. Available on streaming platforms (first on you tube) and Bandcamp https://infinityrealm-ambientmeditationmusic.bandcamp.com/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/5wsoYK6a3LwgjEzRro5kQc Travel In Wellness If you'd like to Support the Channel, I'd be extremely grateful for any Donations here. https://ko-fi.com/infinityrealmambientsoundscapes All music on this channel is not to be used without permission. It's made for this channel only and is protected by YouTube Copyright law. #egyptianmusic #goddessisis #middleeasternmusic #meditativemusic
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Ra Meditation | Egypcian music | Mysterious Atmospheric Ambient - Egypt Meditation
Certainly, Ra is one of the most important deities in ancient Egyptian mythology. Ra, also known as Re, is the god of the sun, often regarded as the "King of the Gods". He is typically depicted as a man with the head of a falcon, crowned with a solar disc, a symbol of the sun. He was considered a creator god, thought to have created the world and all the other gods. In ancient Egyptian culture, the sun was seen as a life-giving force, and therefore Ra was a central figure in Egyptian mythology. His significance and worship were so profound that many other gods were often merged with him, including Atum (as Atum-Ra) and Amun (as Amun-Ra), to signify their supreme status. Ra was also associated with the journey of the sun across the sky during the day and its journey through the underworld at night. This was viewed as a daily journey of renewal, symbolizing death and rebirth. Remember, the ancient Egyptians had a complex and rich pantheon with many gods and goddesses, and Ra was just one of these many deities, although a particularly important one. © Music and Art are created exclusively for this channel. All Rights Reserved
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Dance of the Tagmata - Epic Byzantine Music
Arrangement by Farya Faraji, featuring oud and sazi by Edu Giro. Artwork by J.F Oliveras. Please note that this isn't reconstructed historical music, it's modern Greek music with a historical theme. None of the melodies here are mine, I only arranged traditional passages on the violin and added my own instrumentation to it. The tagmata were various sections of the forces of the Eastern Roman Empire whose function and arrangement evolved over time. Whilst all my other Byzantine music used variants of the Greek folk lyras so far as bowed instruments, I wanted to pay homage to the recently introduced violin from the last two centuries. After entering the musical continuum of the Eastern Mediterranean, the Western violin became a central instrument of these cultures under the Ottoman Empire and the neighbouring regions, and its versatility in terms of articulation as well as lack of frets meant it was a perfect fit for the modal musical systems of the region. The violin has now almost displaced the traditional lyra except in select regions like Crete. The violin heard here plays passage in different traditional modes of Greek music descending directly from Ancient Greek modality, and whose nomenclature is inherited from Ottoman Turkish nomenclature (itself partly based on the nomenclature of Arabic and Iranian maqam systems), these modes being: Ussak, Rast, Sabah, Nihavent and Hicaz. I added a santouri, as well as a supporting oud and sazi played by Edu Giro, and accompanied the whole thing with a chord progression on the island lauto as is typically the case with modern Greek folk music, being largely based on simple power chord progressions.
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TOOL - Fear Inoculum (Full Album HQ).