Dharma Music Can Sound Like Anything

Buddhist Geeks

English - July 21, 2015 21:30 - 23 minutes - 21.5 MB - ★★★★ - 389 ratings
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This week we speak to the Buddhist-inspired musician Ravenna Michalsen. She explains why dharma music need not sound the way we think it should (think monks chanting in Asian in a cave). Instead, Ravenna’s music crosses musical genres and stretches our notion of what dharma music is. We also discuss the life and teachings of Machig Labdron, one of Tibet’s most famous female masters and the inventor of the Chöd lineage of practice. At the end of the interview we end with a song from Ravenna’s album Dharma Song called “Ki Ki So So.”
Episode Links:
Women of Wisdom ( http://bit.ly/BZTyo )
Mindful Music ( http://www.tricycle.com/insights/mindful-music )

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