Mann Ki Dhun
Original music video. Solo voice with harmonium and tabla.
Every book here has a song somewhere inside it. Original compositions in classical Indian ragas, written for the stories. Music for the spiritual books. Christian songs from The Keeping Season, and music offered in devotion. All of it is in one place.
Each story carries its own raga. These are the songs the characters sing.
Original music video. Solo voice with harmonium and tabla.
A deaf coal miner. An orphaned granddaughter. A song that refused to die.
Original music video. Solo voice with sitar and tabla — fly now, fly.
Original music video. A promise made of clay — for the boy who walks beside you.
Each book's spirit, set to sound and image, with a song for each of the two complete trilogies.
The complete first trilogy, from creation, to the Name beneath your name, to the conversation that was always happening.
Original music video — the book's spirit, set to sound and image.
Original music video — the book's spirit, set to sound and image.
Original music video — companion to the book on prayer and sacred silence.
Tracing the path from surrender, to love, to freedom across the complete second trilogy.
Original music video — companion to the book on surrender and letting go.
Original music video — companion to the book on self-love and connection.
Original music video — companion to the final book of the spiritual series.
One song for each of the twenty-five Christmas stories in The Keeping Season, released in story order. 3 of 25 so far.
A gentle Christmas song about the kindness of strangers, giving in secret and expecting nothing back. Someone left a gift at the door and slipped away before dawn. This is a quiet thank-you to that unseen giver, and a wish to become one.
Love doesn’t always give everyone the same. Sometimes it looks around the table, finds the one who is hurting, and quietly makes room for them. This is a gentle Christmas song about the quiet kind of love that families carry.
A quiet Christmas song for anyone keeping a place open for someone: a chair at the table, a seat in the photograph, a light left on. It was written for every faith, and for anyone who loves someone they cannot see this Christmas.
Songs offered in devotion to Krishna, sung for their own sake.
A devotional song about the soul's long road home.
A bhajan to Radha and Krishna.