Ahavah spontaneously voices original songs, canticles, music, sacred sound in quiet stillness and prayer, as well as in retreats, events and gatherings.
Ranging through alto, mezzo and soprano, with rich variation in timbre, tone, pressure, and harmonies, many describe her voice as angelic.
Many listeners describe Ahavah’s original songs and vocal resonance as evocative of serenity, joy, and awareness love.
The Ahavah music ranges from cascading celestial soundscapes, to earthy, grounded rhythms. Ahavah sings in female voice as well as life resonance sounds—for example her vocalizations indistinguishable from winds and whales, from trumpets and bells.
The songs and sounds range from soft acappella tones, to instrumental orchestration to four-part cathedral harmonies.
Her voice an instrument of divine compassion and present Grace, many listeners experience spontaneous happiness, profound stillness, spiritual awareness, and gentle expansive liberation in listening to Ahavah music.
(from the album, You Hold Me)
Holy One, The Beloved, is more than a song.
Holy One is an invitation, and a mystery. . . .
An experiential revelation of Grace
Holy One canticle
Evokes Face to Face
Oneness with God Presence
As The Beloved
As the Light of Origin
As Eternal Love
This deeply evocative canticle opens consciousness, reveals the way of the heart Awareness and tangible experience of the sacred.
Ranging from soft Acapella tones to epic vocal orchestration with cathedral-like harmonies, Holy One offers you a deeply moving and heart illuminating experience.
(from the album, You Hold Me)
This odyssey of sacred tones, has no verbal language or words. Ahavah cantors everything from the innocence sounds of the whales, to the celestial notes of the Angelics.
The choral symphony of soft, rich and deep harmonies evokes calm, nurture, and Oneness with and as the Divine Presence.
The entire song arose spontaneously, on the spot, in the recording booth, with a knowingness of its message of tender elevation into the Supreme Light.
(from the album, You Hold Me)
(from the album, You Hold Me)