
The Windchime
04/16/20 • 20 min
Dreams, weird experiences and beauty blend together to make "real life" and sometimes its hard to tell dream stories from waking reality. Don't fight too hard to tell the difference. Relax and travel with this week's episode: "The Windchime."
Stories by Anela Lauren, Karen Grossman, Kevin WIlson, and Erica Schafer
Opening Music:
"The Windchime" by Anela Lauren, Sam Shin and Lipbone Redding
Original Recordings and Music by Lipbone Redding
Whalesong courtesy of Watkins Marine Mammal Sound Database, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Special Thanks to Saint Anne's Chapel at Oak Grove
All donations and contributions are most appreciated.
VENMO: http://www.venmo.com/Lipbone-Redding
PAYPAL: http://www.paypal.me/lipboneredding
Dreams, weird experiences and beauty blend together to make "real life" and sometimes its hard to tell dream stories from waking reality. Don't fight too hard to tell the difference. Relax and travel with this week's episode: "The Windchime."
Stories by Anela Lauren, Karen Grossman, Kevin WIlson, and Erica Schafer
Opening Music:
"The Windchime" by Anela Lauren, Sam Shin and Lipbone Redding
Original Recordings and Music by Lipbone Redding
Whalesong courtesy of Watkins Marine Mammal Sound Database, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Special Thanks to Saint Anne's Chapel at Oak Grove
All donations and contributions are most appreciated.
VENMO: http://www.venmo.com/Lipbone-Redding
PAYPAL: http://www.paypal.me/lipboneredding
Previous Episode

The Portal
In this episode:
- Heather Hatter reads a message from White Eagle, Hopi indigenous leader
- Sherwin Harris tells us the story of meeting Owen Lee
- Swami Srinivasananda gives an account of his friend and teacher, Swami Vishnudevananda as he flouts international law and flies his colorful Piper Apache plane across the Suez Canal on the eve of war.
- All music composed and performed by Lipbone Redding,
- © copyright 2020, CitizenOneMusic
*Except for the songbirds. No one should copyright the birds.
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Varanasi
All Sounds recorded on location in India
Violin by Dr. V. Balaji
Additional music by Lipbone Redding
Mixed and Produced in The Beautiful Flying Machine
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“Whistling on a train to Varanasi” - unknown gentleman on a late night train
Anna Fischer - “Varanasi”
“Lost and Found Again” - Dr. V. Balaji & Lipbone Redding
Anna Fischer - “A Close Call”
“Sita Ram - Sunset on a Bicycle” - Temple Singers
“Water In The Dust” - Written and read by Lipbone Redding
Violin by Dr. V. Balaji
Anna Fischer - “Himalayan Chai”
Flute by Lipbone Redding
“Third Class Sleeper, Indian Night” - Written and read by Lipbone Redding
Additional Vocals - Dr. V. Balaji
Anna Fischer - “I’m Right Here”
Special Thanks:
to my dear friend Anna for taking the time to WhatsApp me these stories.
Extra Special Thanks: to Dr. V. Balaji and Family for taking me in and treating me like a long lost relative... and for teaching me that music is a privilege and a sacred obligation.
Om Aim Saraswatyai Namah!
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