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Trumpet Zikr
07:10
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January Zikr
08:03
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Abode Bismillah Zikr
08:05
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Bismillah Ar Rahman Ar Rahim:
We begin, again and again, in the resonance of unity that we feel in our breath and body being as well as in the world. Through this devotion we ground ourselves in the sun and moon of love by singing Ar Rahman Ar Rahim.
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Allat Hu, Bismillah
10:46
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Allat Hu: We remember the resonance of wholeness through the divine feminine (Allat) whose breath (HU) is love and may shine through us, especially when we align ourselves within the womb of love to receive and express the sun of love (Ar Rahman) and the moon of love (Ar Rahim)
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Everyday Shakur Zikr
07:57
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This is a song and body prayer where we remember that we are all interwoven by the love of the One reality of Wholeness that is Creation. Ya Shakur (Gratitude) for our lives is a bridge to feeling the intimacy of Eternity's Embrace of our individual life. For more information read, The Physicians of the Heart & Sufi Book of Life
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Lama Zikr II
07:41
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Night Sea Zikr
04:07
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La ilaha el allahu:
We sing this arabic zikr phrase feeling the ocean of unity around us and within the fluids that our are body. Sometimes the tides of life are high and sometimes low. We can sit and rest quietly by the shores of life even when darkness seems to be all around to remember that we are all connected and interdependent .
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la ilaha el allahu:
We sing this arabic zikr phrase feeling the ocean of unity around us and within the fluids that live in our body. Sometimes the tides of life are high and sometimes low. We can sit quietly by the shores of life to remember that we are all connected and interdependent .
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Shama's Zikr Ya Salam
08:54
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Unraveling Zikr
09:44
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