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Shanta Bhava
16:21
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The Secret Garden
07:41
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Durga Ka Ti
07:46
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Blessed Condition
07:46
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Maitri Bhavana
09:53
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Abun Dance
09:15
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Reaching Avalon
08:48
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Silent Worship
06:57
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Yuho Vitus
Yuho Vitus got his dharma-name by a Zen-priest in 1999. At that time he also started creating contemplative music. He Aims To Compose Sounds That Help to get in touch and heal Inner spaces. His Sitarplaying is based on the Style of Vilayat Khan.
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