this is a snippet of a public access tv show that alice coltrane had which aired in LA during the 80s. it was amazing and toward the end of every show she would play harmonium and sing vedic gospel songs with some of the folks from her ashram. it was amazing and beautiful. i wish i could find the whole show.
YES! i watched this show every time it was on. i couldn't actually believe it was on public access tv. i think the show aired once a week in LA in the 80s. the jams at the end were the best.
This is the most guiding thing I’ve ever watched. Merely, the God. The uncreated in us all. I would love to watch more of these, if anyone has leads. Swami Turiyasangitananda was and still leads to be the most divine.
Yeah...I sampled this a few years ago and used to play it live and I think I released a song on a vaporwave compilation where I added some stupid trap beats behind it...Now i'm going to learn how to actually play it!
HA HA. I understand your point. There was something very eerie and disturbing about this. I'm all for spirituality, but this seemed to go off the deep end a little bit. Alice was a profoundly creative artist though.
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this is a snippet of a public access tv show that alice coltrane had which aired in LA during the 80s. it was amazing and toward the end of every show she would play harmonium and sing vedic gospel songs with some of the folks from her ashram. it was amazing and beautiful. i wish i could find the whole show.
+halfmonk, what was the name of the tv show?
+keimpe Koldijk found it: 'Eternity's Pillar'. Wonderful stuff. Would be so great to be able to see more of this stuff..
YES! i watched this show every time it was on. i couldn't actually believe it was on public access tv. i think the show aired once a week in LA in the 80s. the jams at the end were the best.
I emailed the tv station to ask if they still have it somewhere in their archives. a long shot but who knows..
didn't get a reply until now. Do you have any more info? maybe someone else I could ask?
Thank Dear God for the "deeply religious" who are deeply spiritual and show us the way to the Supreme. Very rare beings, very brilliant light
This is the most guiding thing I’ve ever watched. Merely, the God. The uncreated in us all. I would love to watch more of these, if anyone has leads. Swami Turiyasangitananda was and still leads to be the most divine.
I watched every week on KTTV in LA
This is incredible. Please post more if you have it.
Mon ❤️est avec Alice !!!!
awesome !!! i can't believe i found this. thank you for posting it ! wow !
Love you Guru!
Please post the whole video !
Thanks for posting! I used to watch this, it was surreal!
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
This is some raw vaporware shit
Yeah...I sampled this a few years ago and used to play it live and I think I released a song on a vaporwave compilation where I added some stupid trap beats behind it...Now i'm going to learn how to actually play it!
Swamini Maa🙏
beautiful!
This same clip was on an Amok video compilation from the 1980s.
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whats the name of the song at the start?
Good ear, it’s my favorite song of hers. It’s called Keshava Murahara. ॐ✨💜🙏🏻🌈✌🏻✨ༀ
where is this from ? is there more ?
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I love some of her music, but this is insane. I feel sorry for her, as i do for most deeply religious people.
HA HA. I understand your point. There was something very eerie and disturbing about this. I'm all for spirituality, but this seemed to go off the deep end a little bit. Alice was a profoundly creative artist though.
+hiddenfire65 why do you feel sorry for them if you don't mind me asking ?
I don't understand what the hell is going on in this video. someone please explain.
I feel sorry for people in shitty garage rock bands
hiddenfire65 she had supreme inner peace that most people don't achieve in their lifetime