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.Now there was no reaction whatsoever.It had been centuries since he walked in the sun.“Stay here, hän sívamak.” It was an order, nothing less, and he looked down at her upturned face, letting her see he meant it.Her protest died in her throat.She nodded.Dominic slowly approached the entrance.The light grew stronger, reached for him.His heart pounded in anticipation.He took a few more cautious steps out of the cave.The sun fell across his body.Every muscle tensed.Nothing happened.There was no burning.No blisters.No terrible repercussions, just the feel of the sun on his skin.He turned and looked at Solange.His miracle.She took his breath away.He held out his hand to her.Solange walked slowly toward him, reaching for his hand, smiling up at him with love shining in her eyes.He threaded his fingers through hers and called silently to awaken their kitten.They waited together until the little cat joined them, before walking together out in the sunshine.“YOU ARE THE VERY HEART OF ME”DOMINIC TO SOLANGE:DreamsI was half-alive for a thousand years.I’d given up hope that we’d meet in this time.Too many the centuries.All disappearsAs time and the darkness steal color and rhyme.But then beyond hope, you came into my dream.Glowing eyes like a cat, but fierce need like a child.Your warrior heart, loyal.Your anguished, “Don’t leave me.”Your head in my lap: Csitri! Strong and wild.QuestionsCan you come to trust a man once again?Can you come to love an old one like me?Let my strong arms protect you, let me sing you to sleep.Let my song bring you healing, like the earth and the sea.Look at me—now see yourself through my eyes.Look at you: the most beautiful on this earth.I’ll wait for you to see it, forever if it takes.Solange, my very own, amazing gift beyond worth.LifematesWhen you meet me,You complete me.You bring me back to life again.You reveal me.Then you heal meOf all the scars and strife.And when my life was spinning downward,You caught me.I’d forgotten how to smile, butYou re-taught me.My dream lover and lifemate,You know every part of me.We’re bound forever, soul to soul.You hold the very heart of me.I can never betray you.You can never part from me.In love forever, this life and next.You are the very heart of me.SOLANGE TO DOMINIC:DreamsMy life was an anguish, my family ripped from me.My rage had sustained me.I’d given up hope.Tears fell in rain forest, heart bled in the blood-ground.My father betrayed me.I barely could cope.But then beyond hope, you came into my dream.Your melody haunting, your gentle voice healing.The soul of a poet, great heart of a warrior.You gave all for your people.Let me give you feeling!QuestionsCan you find beauty in this rough-hewn woman?Can you come to love a shapeshifter like me?Let my soft arms caress you, let our songs blend together.Let me stand by your side—let me set your heart free!Look at me—now see yourself through my eyes.Look at you: the perfect man of my dreams.You’re the calm in the storm, the most gentle power.In your hands, I’m a flower.Near you, my heart beams.LifematesWhen you meet me,You complete me.You bring me back to life again.You reveal me.Then you heal meOf all the scars and strife.And when my life was spinning downward,You caught me.I’d forgotten how to smile, butYou re-taught me.My dream lover and lifemate,You know every part of me.We’re bound forever, soul to soul.You hold the very heart of me.I can never betray you.You can never part from me.In love forever, this life and next.You are the very heart of me.MUSIC AND LYRICS BY DR.CHRISTOPHER TONGTO HEAR THIS SONG, GO TO WWW.CHRISTINEFEEHAN.COMAPPENDIX 1Carpathian Healing ChantsTo rightly understand Carpathian healing chants, background is required in several areas:1.The Carpathian view on healing2.The Lesser Healing Chant of the Carpathians3.The Great Healing Chant of the Carpathians4.Carpathian musical aesthetics5.Lullaby6.Song to Heal the Earth7.Carpathian chanting technique1.THE CARPATHIAN VIEW ON HEALINGThe Carpathians are a nomadic people whose geographic origins can be traced back to at least as far as the Southern Ural Mountains (near the steppes of modern-day Kazakhstan), on the border between Europe and Asia.(For this reason, modern-day linguists call their language “proto-Uralic,” without knowing that this is the language of the Carpathians.) Unlike most nomadic peoples, the wandering of the Carpathians was not due to the need to find new grazing lands as the seasons and climate shifted, or the search for better trade.Instead, the Carpathians’ movements were driven by a great purpose: to find a land that would have the right earth, a soil with the kind of richness that would greatly enhance their rejuvenative powers.Over the centuries, they migrated westward (some six thousand years ago), until they at last found their perfect homeland—their susu—in the Carpathian Mountains, whose long arc cradled the lush plains of the kingdom of Hungary.(The kingdom of Hungary flourished for over a millennium—making Hungarian the dominant language of the Carpathian Basin—until the kingdom’s lands were split among several countries after World War I: Austria, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia and modern Hungary.)Other peoples from the Southern Urals (who shared the Carpathian language, but were not Carpathians) migrated in different directions.Some ended up in Finland, which accounts for why the modern Hungarian and Finnish languages are among the contemporary descendents of the ancient Carpathian language.Even though they are tied forever to their chosen Carpathian homeland, the wandering of the Carpathians continues as they search the world for the answers that will enable them to bear and raise their offspring without difficulty.Because of their geographic origins, the Carpathian views on healing share much with the larger Eurasian shamanistic tradition.Probably the closest modern representative of that tradition is based in Tuva (and is referred to as “Tuvinian Shamanism”)—see the map on the previous page [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]
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.Now there was no reaction whatsoever.It had been centuries since he walked in the sun.“Stay here, hän sívamak.” It was an order, nothing less, and he looked down at her upturned face, letting her see he meant it.Her protest died in her throat.She nodded.Dominic slowly approached the entrance.The light grew stronger, reached for him.His heart pounded in anticipation.He took a few more cautious steps out of the cave.The sun fell across his body.Every muscle tensed.Nothing happened.There was no burning.No blisters.No terrible repercussions, just the feel of the sun on his skin.He turned and looked at Solange.His miracle.She took his breath away.He held out his hand to her.Solange walked slowly toward him, reaching for his hand, smiling up at him with love shining in her eyes.He threaded his fingers through hers and called silently to awaken their kitten.They waited together until the little cat joined them, before walking together out in the sunshine.“YOU ARE THE VERY HEART OF ME”DOMINIC TO SOLANGE:DreamsI was half-alive for a thousand years.I’d given up hope that we’d meet in this time.Too many the centuries.All disappearsAs time and the darkness steal color and rhyme.But then beyond hope, you came into my dream.Glowing eyes like a cat, but fierce need like a child.Your warrior heart, loyal.Your anguished, “Don’t leave me.”Your head in my lap: Csitri! Strong and wild.QuestionsCan you come to trust a man once again?Can you come to love an old one like me?Let my strong arms protect you, let me sing you to sleep.Let my song bring you healing, like the earth and the sea.Look at me—now see yourself through my eyes.Look at you: the most beautiful on this earth.I’ll wait for you to see it, forever if it takes.Solange, my very own, amazing gift beyond worth.LifematesWhen you meet me,You complete me.You bring me back to life again.You reveal me.Then you heal meOf all the scars and strife.And when my life was spinning downward,You caught me.I’d forgotten how to smile, butYou re-taught me.My dream lover and lifemate,You know every part of me.We’re bound forever, soul to soul.You hold the very heart of me.I can never betray you.You can never part from me.In love forever, this life and next.You are the very heart of me.SOLANGE TO DOMINIC:DreamsMy life was an anguish, my family ripped from me.My rage had sustained me.I’d given up hope.Tears fell in rain forest, heart bled in the blood-ground.My father betrayed me.I barely could cope.But then beyond hope, you came into my dream.Your melody haunting, your gentle voice healing.The soul of a poet, great heart of a warrior.You gave all for your people.Let me give you feeling!QuestionsCan you find beauty in this rough-hewn woman?Can you come to love a shapeshifter like me?Let my soft arms caress you, let our songs blend together.Let me stand by your side—let me set your heart free!Look at me—now see yourself through my eyes.Look at you: the perfect man of my dreams.You’re the calm in the storm, the most gentle power.In your hands, I’m a flower.Near you, my heart beams.LifematesWhen you meet me,You complete me.You bring me back to life again.You reveal me.Then you heal meOf all the scars and strife.And when my life was spinning downward,You caught me.I’d forgotten how to smile, butYou re-taught me.My dream lover and lifemate,You know every part of me.We’re bound forever, soul to soul.You hold the very heart of me.I can never betray you.You can never part from me.In love forever, this life and next.You are the very heart of me.MUSIC AND LYRICS BY DR.CHRISTOPHER TONGTO HEAR THIS SONG, GO TO WWW.CHRISTINEFEEHAN.COMAPPENDIX 1Carpathian Healing ChantsTo rightly understand Carpathian healing chants, background is required in several areas:1.The Carpathian view on healing2.The Lesser Healing Chant of the Carpathians3.The Great Healing Chant of the Carpathians4.Carpathian musical aesthetics5.Lullaby6.Song to Heal the Earth7.Carpathian chanting technique1.THE CARPATHIAN VIEW ON HEALINGThe Carpathians are a nomadic people whose geographic origins can be traced back to at least as far as the Southern Ural Mountains (near the steppes of modern-day Kazakhstan), on the border between Europe and Asia.(For this reason, modern-day linguists call their language “proto-Uralic,” without knowing that this is the language of the Carpathians.) Unlike most nomadic peoples, the wandering of the Carpathians was not due to the need to find new grazing lands as the seasons and climate shifted, or the search for better trade.Instead, the Carpathians’ movements were driven by a great purpose: to find a land that would have the right earth, a soil with the kind of richness that would greatly enhance their rejuvenative powers.Over the centuries, they migrated westward (some six thousand years ago), until they at last found their perfect homeland—their susu—in the Carpathian Mountains, whose long arc cradled the lush plains of the kingdom of Hungary.(The kingdom of Hungary flourished for over a millennium—making Hungarian the dominant language of the Carpathian Basin—until the kingdom’s lands were split among several countries after World War I: Austria, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia and modern Hungary.)Other peoples from the Southern Urals (who shared the Carpathian language, but were not Carpathians) migrated in different directions.Some ended up in Finland, which accounts for why the modern Hungarian and Finnish languages are among the contemporary descendents of the ancient Carpathian language.Even though they are tied forever to their chosen Carpathian homeland, the wandering of the Carpathians continues as they search the world for the answers that will enable them to bear and raise their offspring without difficulty.Because of their geographic origins, the Carpathian views on healing share much with the larger Eurasian shamanistic tradition.Probably the closest modern representative of that tradition is based in Tuva (and is referred to as “Tuvinian Shamanism”)—see the map on the previous page [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]