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NEW CD!!! Alokhe

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Alokhe is Ani's new offering in the growing Immeasurable music catalog. The CD includes seven wonderful mantras and a booklet providing background for each mantra. Proceeds from this CD will be donated to the Ewam Magadha Garden of 1000 Buddhas project, currently being built in Arlee, Montana. More details

Immeasurable Loving Kindness

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A collection of eight traditional Dharma songs and chanted mantras. With a background of traditional Tibetan flute among other instruments, Ani Tsering Wangmo's clear and resonant voice draws forth our Buddha nature. More than 50 minutes of beautifully performed music for the soul. Details and Sound Samples

Immeasurable Joy

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Arranged by Tenzin Dawa & Rabin Dharshandari, these seven immeasurably pleasing tracks feature Ani Tsering Wangmo's gentle voice. Reach for perfect and complete enlightenment by listening to and reciting these mantras. Features Green Tara - Om Tare Tu Tare Ture Soha and The Heart of Perfect Compassion - Om Mani Padme Hung.   Details and Sound Samples

Immeasurable Compassion

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Proceeds from this CD benefit the Turquoise Leaf Nunnery, pictured on the front cover of the album. A stunning interpretation of  Rinpoche Shabten - Gochen Tulku Rinpoche's Long Life Prayer, sung by Namling Lopon Karpo, leads off this collection of nine compositions which also highlights the voices of several nuns along with that of Ani Tsering Wangmo. Details and Sound Samples

Immeasurable Equanimity

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The melody of Immeasurable Equanimity was composed by Dudjom Jigdral Yeshe Dorje (1904-1987). This beautiful 80-plus minute meditative work is chanted by Gyatsen La Wisi, a Buddhist monk, who is accompanied by Ani Tsering Wangmo. Recorded in Kathmandu, Nepal, the album features Tulku Sang nagg la Ani’s: Ani Yangchen, Ani Tashi, Ani Yeshe Drolkar, and Ani Pema Drolka Details

Gyaling

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A gyaling is an ancient shawm-like wind instrument in the orchestras of Tibetan monks. There are various ways of playing the instrument, depending on the lineage and ritual. The tradition used in this CD is from the very famous lineage of Mindroling. Gyalings played by Nyima Tashi and Dawa Tashi. Details

One Day (artist Tenzin Dawa)

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Tenzin was born in a "beautiful land called Yamdok" in Tibet. Encouraged by his grandfather, he has realized the dream of recording his album "Nyinchig" or "One Day" in English. The 10 tracks cover the pop genre, combining the world of modern technology with the occasional sprinkling of traditional Tibetan styles. Details and Samples

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