Artist	Song
Deva Premal	Om Hraum Mitraya
from Dakshina (2005)
Greg Ellis	Form 4
from Kala Rupa - Explorations In Rhythm (2001)
Bob Holroyd	Waking the Spirits
from Stages (2010)
David Sylvian	The Healing Place
from Gone to Earth (1992)
Amethystium	Lost
from Evermind (2004)
The Album Leaf	Eastern Glow
from In a Safe Place (2004)
Alex de Grassi	Causeway
from A Windham Hill Retrospective: Alex de Grassi (1992)
Sophia	Gaia Shekinah Nama Om (First Chakra)
from Chakra Healing Chants (2002)
Craig Kohland & Shaman's Dream	Prana
from Prana (2001)
Susheela Raman	Salt Rain
from Salt Rain (2001)
Vas	Unbecome
from In the Garden of Souls (2000)
Dean Evenson & Soundings Ensemble	Gentle Awakening
from Sound Yoga (2003)
Douglas Spotted Eagle	Brother, Father, Warrior, Son
from Closer to Far Away (1996)
Snatam Kaur	Long Time Sun
from Grace (2004)
Cheb i Sabbah	Shri Durga - State of Bengal Mix
from Maha Maya- Shri Durga Remixed (2007)
Benjy Wertheimer & Steve Gorn	Rag Bhairavi, Pt. 2
from Priyagitah: The Nightingale (2004)
Axiom of Choice	Evanescent
from Unfolding (2002)
Formaria	Jewel
from 8 Shades of Sound (2004)
David Hykes	True to the Times, Pt. 2
from True to the Times (How to Be?) (1993)
Ben Cox	Pray for Rain
from On Water (2005)
Joanne Shenandoah	Katsitsy^Tha
from Matriarch (1996)
KevOz	Electric Waves
from Lakefront (2004)
Tom Rossi	Moonflower
from Salma Har (2004)
Alanna Kaivalya	Hanuman Chalisa
from Ahata Nada (2005)
Nawang Khechog	A Call of Compassion to Humanity
from Music as Medicine (2010)

Comment:

When it comes to yoga, the goal isn't to look like a rock-hard bodybuilder — one you can bounce quarters off of. It's about achieving a healthy and stable state of mind, along with a loose and limber body. As a yoga master might tell you, when the surface of a lake is still, one can see to the bottom clearly. This kind of inner peace is impossible when it's interrupted by the rising tides of everyday life, however. Hence the soothing, wave-taming nature of our Deep Cuts, including the clicks and cuts of "Eastern Glow," the fireside guitar licks of "Causeway," and the swift turntable scratches of "Lost."

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