The most beautiful song for Ayahuasca - Rainer - Madre ( by luis Piazzetta ) скачать в хорошем качестве

The most beautiful song for Ayahuasca - Rainer - Madre ( by luis Piazzetta )

Today in the stillness of a cold day here in Aotearoa (New Zealand), I found myself sitting with a song I’ve been journeying with for about a month now: “Madre” by Rainer Scheurenbrand. I’m at that stage where I can technically play the song, where it begins to flow in a straight line. But there’s something deeper emerging. Beyond the notes and melodies lies an invisible field. A harmonic landscape. A being. What does it mean to truly know a song, not just as a performer, but as someone in relationship with the spirit of the music? At Beyond Sounds, our school of medicine music, this is what we teach and live. Not just how to sing or play, but how to feel and connect. How to sit with a song like “Madre” and ask it: Why are you happening through me right now? We explore the sensations, the meanings behind the words, the life of the song itself—because songs like these are more than compositions. They’re living beings that come through us for a reason. This is the heart of medicine music: a space of reverence, embodiment, and co-creation. If you're curious to learn medicine songs this way, beyond the surface, you’re warmly invited to connect with us and deepen your path. Let the music guide you home. 🎤 On Guitar & Voice Luis Piazzetta 🌿 Stay Connected & Join Us Live 🌿 Join the WhatsApp Group for song choices and updates https://chat.whatsapp.com/Lf90NUpfFqj... 🌿 Receive our newsletter with Singing Circle invitations https://beyondsounds.podia.com/mailin... 🌿 Follow Luis on Instagram   / luispiazzetta   🌿 Support & receive exclusive content https://www.beyondsounds.school/our-c... About Luis Piazzetta Luis is a medicine musician, vocal guide, and the founder of Beyond Sounds. He offers voice and guitar training rooted in presence, prayer, and the healing power of sound. His work focuses on helping people embody sacred songs—not just perform them—and to discover their own authentic voice through ceremony, devotion, and deep listening.