Hanuman Project, if your Love kirtan band ever comes to NJ or NY area U.S. for gig I'm there! Till that day may ever possibly be I only pray I can afford to travel the distance to be with you in the live. 🙏🏼🌈💃💚🐒
Absolutely beautiful and devotional! I want to thank you for sharing such a beautiful moment! I'm sure the spirits of the forest felt delighted with such DEVOTION and RESPECT your singing/playing shows. Jay Hanuman!!!
I’m curious if you guys mean to pronounce some of the huntxa kuin words improperly ? These words are prayers .... bless for the version shared here , nice vibe .. Haux
Hello, thanks for the comment, and yes since we shared this version back in Feb, we have refined our pronounciation of some of the words. Mostly thanks to our dear brother Drew Youngspring, who will actually be with the tribe again in a matter of days in the Amazon. We are really committed to doing the best we can in honouring the sources of the sacred songs and prayers we share, and then learning to share accordingly. This was such a sweet moment in time we felt called to share. To share a little of my personal journey, I have sometimes in the past been reluctant to share, due to fear of imperfection and am working on embracing growth cycles of learning, sharing, reflecting, growing and then round again, understanding this to be a 'good way' to go deeper and deeper. Much love and looking forward to more growth and expansion through these amazing gifts of sacred song and prayer xxx
The Hanuman Project I know drew and was just with him at the festival. So you know I am not being a jerk , I am godfather to ninawa Pai da matas daughter and have worked closely with him for over 5 years now - I am happy to hear you refine - it’s important to ninawa and the Huni Kuin people that these things are pronounced correctly - as they are not songs but rather prayers. It’s difficult to call in the force of certain spirits if you do not call them by their name. Keneya hawe beru keneya means to call in the force of the sacred designs. Têtêpawe is the most healing animal of the forest ( harpy eagle). It’s not disrespect or anything - you just want to maintain the integrity of the prayer , especially since it is borrowed from a culture that it is not yours. You see , this doesn’t sit well with the tribes - they feel people want to take something without giving it the proper time to learn the proper words - - and then to perform it on a grand scale where now many others will learn the wrong words. It’s like singing a mantra with the wrong words - you know ? Blessings again for sharing the lovely version and thanking you for refining and being open to carrying these songs of my friends in a good way. Haux
rudy randa lots of Love and thanks for the respectful explanation. As I heard the words differently pronounced...do you know any version you can recommend here? For that the crystals of these words shine purely clear to touch the essence. Thank you
A linguagem está errada. Poderiam ter pesquisado antes de cantar um mantra como este... Não acertaram nem o nome do Tetê pauan... quem dirá a língua pano. Outra coisa, não existe a língua huni kuin... de que País vocês são??? Isto é a mesma coisa que eu gravar um mantra indiano todo errado e divulgar no RUclips, ficou muito amador...kkk
Vem, vem Mãe natureza
Vem, vem Mãe natureza
Vem, vem Mãe natureza
Vem, Mãe me ensinar
Vem, vem tete pãwã
Vem, vem tete pãwã
Vem, vem tete pãwã
Venha nos curar
Vem, vem yube sheni
Vem, vem yube sheni
Vem, vem yube sheni
Yube sheni keneya
Keneya, hãwã beru keneya
Keneya, hãwã beru keneya
Keneya, hãwã beru keneya
Yube beru keneya
Ma_i_te, hãwã shaka maite
Ma_i_te, hãwã shaka maite
Ma_i_te, hãwã shaka maite
Yube shaka maite
Ty 🙏
Anyone know the meaning?
Radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe gobinda gobinda radhe radhe
Hanuman Project, if your Love kirtan band ever comes to NJ or NY area U.S. for gig I'm there! Till that day may ever possibly be I only pray I can afford to travel the distance to be with you in the live. 🙏🏼🌈💃💚🐒
Absolutely beautiful and devotional! I want to thank you for sharing such a beautiful moment! I'm sure the spirits of the forest felt delighted with such DEVOTION and RESPECT your singing/playing shows. Jay Hanuman!!!
Beautiful video , touching visuals , Sanatan Saltspring Centre of yoga
Maarten!
Onde fica esse local? Queria conhecer pessoalmente
Beautiful version ❤
I can play along with my bansuri flute in the key of G, and it sounds real nice. Are you ever coming back to Ashland, Oregon? thank you
Beatiful hare Krishna good hari bol
Hare Krishna prabhu dandbats pranam
This song gives me the chills 💜🙌💚🙏
Me too ❤
muito linda a versão parabéns haux haux haux
Wow hare Krishna good hari bol
Queria encontrar no Apple music
Dimaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss vem nos cura gundaia gundaia
Solid gold!!!!
AHO!
Hi @hanuman project. Can you provide the full lyrics/prayer? I could only locate the lyrics before the flute and not the second verse. Ty! Bless!
Love you guys soooo much!
Thanks so much, we really appreciate the support! xxx
queria tanto achar no deezer
Amo esse rezo. Belo!!
Beautiful!
Amei, queria encontrar no Deezer
Lindo!!!
Um bálsamo na alma...
Hermosa canción gracias
Lindíssimo, gratidão.
Amei, amei, amei amei amei
what kidn of flute is that?
Maravilhoso!
Hi very nice what language is this sung in?
Its a combination of Portuguese and Huni Kui(n)
@@thehanumanproject2852 thank it sounds beautiful .
I’m curious if you guys mean to pronounce some of the huntxa kuin words improperly ? These words are prayers .... bless for the version shared here , nice vibe .. Haux
Hello, thanks for the comment, and yes since we shared this version back in Feb, we have refined our pronounciation of some of the words. Mostly thanks to our dear brother Drew Youngspring, who will actually be with the tribe again in a matter of days in the Amazon. We are really committed to doing the best we can in honouring the sources of the sacred songs and prayers we share, and then learning to share accordingly. This was such a sweet moment in time we felt called to share. To share a little of my personal journey, I have sometimes in the past been reluctant to share, due to fear of imperfection and am working on embracing growth cycles of learning, sharing, reflecting, growing and then round again, understanding this to be a 'good way' to go deeper and deeper. Much love and looking forward to more growth and expansion through these amazing gifts of sacred song and prayer xxx
The Hanuman Project I know drew and was just with him at the festival. So you know I am not being a jerk , I am godfather to ninawa Pai da matas daughter and have worked closely with him for over 5 years now - I am happy to hear you refine - it’s important to ninawa and the Huni Kuin people that these things are pronounced correctly - as they are not songs but rather prayers. It’s difficult to call in the force of certain spirits if you do not call them by their name. Keneya hawe beru keneya means to call in the force of the sacred designs. Têtêpawe is the most healing animal of the forest ( harpy eagle). It’s not disrespect or anything - you just want to maintain the integrity of the prayer , especially since it is borrowed from a culture that it is not yours. You see , this doesn’t sit well with the tribes - they feel people want to take something without giving it the proper time to learn the proper words - - and then to perform it on a grand scale where now many others will learn the wrong words. It’s like singing a mantra with the wrong words - you know ? Blessings again for sharing the lovely version and thanking you for refining and being open to carrying these songs of my friends in a good way. Haux
rudy randa lots of Love and thanks for the respectful explanation.
As I heard the words differently pronounced...do you know any version you can recommend here?
For that the crystals of these words shine purely clear to touch the essence.
Thank you
A linguagem está errada.
Poderiam ter pesquisado antes de cantar um mantra como este...
Não acertaram nem o nome do Tetê pauan... quem dirá a língua pano. Outra coisa, não existe a língua huni kuin... de que País vocês são???
Isto é a mesma coisa que eu gravar um mantra indiano todo errado e divulgar no RUclips, ficou muito amador...kkk
Amigo, acho que o cara do Hanuman Project é dos Estados Unidos da America, eu acho...ele é de algum país de língua inglesa.
Sim, eles são de outro país. É mais difícil pra eles a pronúncia de algumas palavras indígenas rs
Onde encontro a linguagem correta???