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As a proudly Australian initiative, we’re excited to showcase a collection of Australian stories, music, tributes and more.
We’re excited to share MANA’s second album free to listen to here on YouTube! MANA, which means “inner power” or “strength of spirit” in many Polynesian languages, is a musical and cultural performance group made up of young Pacific Island Baha’is who are mainly based in Sydney, Australia. This creation of love was the service the group decided to undertake as a result of their participation in the Ruhi Study circles. They hope that this resource will aid others to memorize the sacred texts found in Ruhi Book 2: Arising to Serve.
You can purchase and download individual tracks or the entire album, as well as other MANA albums, on Bandcamp.
You can also skip directly to the track you want to listen to below.
Chapters:
0:00 Track 1 – This is the Day
3:44 Track 2 – Honey of Reunion
8:28 Track 3 – O Man of Two Visions
13:13 Track 4 – Gird Up
17:24 Track 5 – By My Life
21:31 Track 6 – Perfect Unity
26:52 Track 7 – Abandon Not
30:20 Track 8 – I Loved Thy Creation
35:15 Track 9 – O Befriended Stranger
39:08 Track 10 – The Imperfect Eye
43:05 Track 11- E Te Atua (O God, Guide Me)
As Naysan explains, MANA is an initiative really close to our hearts and we hope you enjoy listening to these songs.
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