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Kleem Kleem Kamakhya Namah (The Journey Begins)

by Sanathana

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During the Summer Solstice is the unique festival of Ambubachi at the Kamakhya Temple in the Nilachal Hills of Guwahati, Northeast India. Devotees believe that the Mother Goddess menstruates during this time. Whilst to believers it is celebration of the menstruation of Goddess Kamakhya, the festival at the onset of monsoon is an homage to the fertility of Mother Nature which comes alive with the rains. KLEEM KLEEM KAMAKHYA NAMAH is an offering to Mother Earth's powerful creative force and a celebration of the Divine Feminine in each one of us...

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KAMAKHYE KAAM SAMPANE KAMESVARI HARI PRIYE,
KAAMNAAM DEHI ME NITYEM KAAMESVARI NAMOSTUTE

KLEEM KLEEM KAMAKHYA, KLEEM KLEEM KAMAKHYA

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released June 26, 2017
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Written, Produced and Mastered by Swaroop Guhathakurta
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Artwork by Manas Baruah, Pencils Tribe
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Kamakhya Records Logo by Swaroop Guhathakurta
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A big hug to my 1-year old darling daughter Shristi; the inspiration behind Kamakhya Records :)

All proceeds from sales will go to the Lynti Khasi School of Umsawwar – a small remote village of farmers & shepherds located in Meghalaya, Northeast India- to help better its infrastructure and much more including funding the higher studies of the pass-outs of Lynti Khasi School. The Lynti Khasi School, with its bare basic facilities, is trying really hard not only to educate the children of Umsawwar but to also strike a balance between education & the centuries-old traditional livelihood of the community where the children help their parents in the daily chores of rearing and farming.

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