Sacred Songs
Sing With Me!
Below you will find the recordings of first of my songs and then songs I frequently use for singing to/with the Earth on my own and in circles I lead.
With my songs, there will be a RAW recording and often a produced recording. In full disclosure, I use SUNO Song Production AI to turn my raw recordings into fully produced songs. My hope is that, in time, I will learn how to do the production myself, or find someone to help me. Until then, SUNO has been a fun way to hear and share what's possible. The SUNO productions are the ones with cover art and a red play arrow. The raw productions are marked "RAW."
We Sing to the Earth
This song came through for a circle. It carries the feeling of many voices—past and present—singing together. A remembering that we are not separate from the Earth, from each other, or from the life moving through everything.
When I sing this, I feel the directions, the elements, the waters, the ancestors…all included in the field.
This is a song of relationship. Of singing to the Earth, and also with her.Of remembering that we belong to something much larger than ourselves.
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And that we are held in it.
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Deep in the Soil
This song came through as I was preparing a Spring Equinox Song Circle. I wanted a song for our blessing of the soil. And this emerged
As a prayer from the soil. A remembering that we are seeds of something sacred—
Held by the Earth, shaped by the elements, and brought into form through relationship.
This song lives in the space between root and sky,
where breath moves both ways—
where we are not only breathing…
but being breathed.
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An offering to the land,
and a remembering of who we are within it.
We are held in the Great Mothers Arms
This song emerged from my own inner healing work—specifically, from listening to and tending to the part of me that has longed to feel safe, held, and loved in the arms of a strong, grounded, and present mother.
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Many of us did not receive everything we needed from our mothers. Not because they were broken or incapable—but because they, too, were shaped by generations of unmet needs, disconnection, and inherited wounds. This song is not about blame. It is about remembering.
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And for some, it may not feel true—or even possible—to imagine being held safely by your mother, or to see her held by hers. This song invites something different. It offers a form of healing imagery—one that gently separates what happened in our lived experiences from the deeper essence of mothering itself… from the great mother love that exists beyond any one person.
An essence that has always been here. An essence that moves through life itself. From this place, we can begin to imagine:
Our mothers held by something greater.
And ourselves held within that same field of care.
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Not to rewrite the past—but to create space for healing in the present. This song is a prayer and a practice:
To feel ourselves held.
To feel ourselves loved.
To feel ourselves safe, healed, and strong—held within something larger than any single story. And even more… to remember that we are not only being held. We are the ones holding.
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When we come together—when we care for one another, when we sing, when we listen, when we love—we become the Great Mother in action. We become the arms that hold each other and the Earth.
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This is how healing moves through generations. This is how we restore what was lost. This is how we remember who we are.
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And in that remembering, we return to relationship—with each other, and with the Earth herself—because we are not separate from her, but part of a living, reciprocal field of care and connection
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Remember Who You Are
“Remember Who You Are” is a simple, prayerful song—an offering of remembrance.
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It speaks to the truth that we are not separate from life, but born of the Earth, alive with breath, and connected to something sacred within and beyond us. In a time when it’s easy to forget, this song is a gentle call back—to your essence, your purpose, and the love that lives at the core of who you are. You are here, right now, for a reason. You have a sacred mission. The world truly does need you to remember who you are, why you are here, and to bring your gifts forward.
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This piece emerged as both a personal prayer and a shared invitation: to return to yourself, to your voice, and to your place in the greater whole.
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In my work, I often explore how voice, presence, and attention can restore relationship—within ourselves, with each other, and with the Earth. As I’ve come to understand, there is a reciprocal exchange between humans and the Earth, and through song, we participate in that relationship—remembering who we are as part of the whole.
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May this song meet you wherever you are—and gently remind you.
To My Beautiful Body
This song is a love letter to my body.
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It grew from a spiritual writing practice inspired by Myrtle Fillmore’s Five Steps of Reformatting — remembering truth, noticing thought, using creative power, seeing health as natural, and realizing oneness.
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The lyrics speak to the body’s strength, wisdom, and divine connection — reminding it where it comes from and what it carries.
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This is the heart of my work: helping people reconnect to their inner voice, their inner love, and their belonging within the earth and the greater whole.
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May this remind your body of its beauty and power too.
Below are songs and artists I turn to regularly when singing to the earth
Reya Manna
Heather Houston
Peia
Blessed We Are