These songs were written as self-therapy for life's big and small challenges. I found out years ago that I could free my mind from negative fixations by singing. Even non-spiritual songs have the ability to entrain the mind, like chants, to remove it from the mundane cares that bog us down, and to uplift us so that Spirit may enter and elevate us and our situations even more. When we get out of our own way by releasing our negative thoughts, solutions can present themselves—magic can happen!

The songs below have been divided into categories of concerns, but there's a lot of overlap, so sample. Each will be filtered through your own experience which will give it color and meaning unique to you. Some are more serious than others. Some have a marked Latin flavor, others sound more like chants. While a few of the songs have been written to old melodies, most are original, as far as I'm aware.

Despite some imperfections, I’m happy to share these songs with you for your enjoyment and inspiration.

(Click on titles below to listen to songs in that category.)

Everyday Grace songs to bring grace and ease to daily, mundane experiences. This CD is a collection of songs from the various categories on this page.

Awakening Refers to the realization that we are all interconnected parts of the one Divine cosmic energy. (These songs also appear on the A Course in Miracles (ACIM) page in Awaken!.)

Body Parts Songs of gratitude, healing and humor for the experience of being in a body.

Relationships Songs to bring clarity, appreciation and healing to our relationships, including the one we have with ourselves!

Deliberate Creation a term coined by Esther and Jerry Hicks, of Abraham-Hicks, to teach and remind us that our thoughts and emotions act like magnets to bring our life experiences to us. Once we know that we are not hapless victims, we can modify our thoughts and behaviors to mindfully create that which is wanted.

Fun Songs

Motherhood and Nurturing Songs incorporating physical and spiritual nurturance, inspired by Aniya Marie's personal experiences and her work as a natural health counselor/educator.

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