Rumi's Prayer by Elle Chaska

Rumis prayer - Featuring

Elle Chaska - Vocals Acoustic Guitar
Tristan Starling - Vocals, Classical Guitar, Flute
Asha McCarthy- Cello

Elle Sings - Rumis Prayer

Written by the 13th century Sufi poet Rumi, the poem is simply reminds us to keep returning to look inside, the outer world is full of distractions that keep us from knowing bliss and true love.

Close your Eyes
Fall in Love
Stay There


Tristan Sings - Mul Mantra.

“Mul” means “root” or “fundamental” and is chanted to connect to the root of all things, to connect to spiritual enlightenment and to the divine essence.

Written by Guru Nanak in Gurmukhi, a sacred Indian language developed in the 16th Century the mantra is translated as follows:

Ek Ong Kar - I am one with all that is
Sat Nam - Truth is my name
Karta Purakh - I am the doer of everything
Nirbhau - I am fearless
Nirvair - I am without vengeance
Akal murat - I am deathless
Ajooni - I am infinite
Saibhang - I am self existent
Gur prasad - This knowing is a blessing that sets me free
Jap - Meditate
Aad sach - I am before time
Jugad sach - I am throughout all the ages
Hai bhi sach - I am forever true
Nanak hosi bhi sach - I am true now


Tristan - Hu Chant

Hu, also sometimes spelt Hoo, is the Sufi name of universal god, it is equivalent to the Hindu Aum. When chanted it reminds of the intimate divine presence which can be found within every hu-man, it is the void before it is conceptualised and mimics the sound of the first breath; thus Hu is in every word or sound made by any living being, as the spirit of all sounds. Its partner is Sia, the inward breath and together these represent the masculine and feminine forces of the universe.

A modern day herbalist & ceremonialist turned musician. Singing songs inspired from her work with nature and helping people climb their personal mountains of transformation.