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Medicine Songs

These songs are powerful. Just by listening, they can touch the soul and connect us to something greater than ourselves.

Sacred sound creates sacred space. Like prayer, it connects us with the sacred source of life, bringing a sense of divine love and care. This awareness connects us in profound ways to the divine and to those around us, and it can bring peace and comfort, a deeper trust and a sense of well-being.

From the Pachamama Medicine Songbook

Songs have always travelled with the medicines of the forest. They open the circle, call in the ancestors, give thanks and carry us home. Each week we share one: the song, where it comes from, what its words mean, and a simple way to listen with it.

intelligence of nature in the Amazon rainforest with sacred trees rivers sunlight mist and living forest wisdom

This week’s song

Madre Tierra, Madre Vida

The medicine song by Peruvian composer Alonso del Río: a prayer of gratitude to Mother Earth, sung by the Pachamama Sanga Band.

The song, its story and how to listen

220,000+plays of Caboclo na Mata, the most-loved recording on our SoundCloud.

What a song does in a hapé circle

  • OpeningA song gathers the circle and marks the moment we arrive.
  • Calling inIt remembers the peoples, the ancestors and the spirits of the forest.
  • Sitting with itIt holds the silence after the hapé and gives the breath a rhythm.
  • Giving thanksIt closes the circle with gratitude, and we carry it home.

From the archive

Follow the circle on SoundCloud for every recording, or find the blend to sit with while you listen.