"I am fortunate to live in the beautiful Northern Rivers of NSW..and often tune into the community radio station 99.9 Bay FM. Every Tuesday morning I hear the Moola Mantra played on the show Love, Life and Laughter. The presenter invites the listener to close our eyes and listen..to bring the divine into our lives...

"Majority of times I have been driving and moved to tears by your voice and my response to it...I have now got my Mum listening and together we feel the same emotion.

"We recently bought your album In Concert with Manose and what a surprise when we got it home and saw it had been recorded in the Byron Bay Community Centre! We listen everyday, we take a moment to focus, to centre, to be still. The lyrics and music haved given our days a new dimension....As one song states...we are awakening... rising in love. Thank you!"

"[A] miscarriage was my first intimate experience with death....For many months I grappled with fears. I was afraid to open up and trust life and love again. I was afraid of pregnancy. Would I even be able to conceive? Would I be able to carry full term? Could I handle going through this ordeal again? Would I ever get another chance?

"There was a turning point where I tuned into a cellular wisdom that said that as long as I was still breathing, it was my responsibility to give my best to life. I remember weeping while listening to Second Chance, a song by Deva Premal and Miten (Songs For The Inner Lover).

"It pierced right through me and spoke directly to my heart... (Take a listen). My fetus had died. The dream of how that particular reality might unfold had died...but I was still alive. I realized that as long as I was still living, I belonged to life! This was my second chance. Right here, right now. And so, I became a devotee of life. Devoted...to the core.

"Fast forward to last week, March 31, 2010. Kenya, Talia and I attended an amazing Kirtan concert of Krishna Das and Deva Premal and Miten. We all relaxed into a sweet communion of devotional chanting. At one point, Miten started strumming that beautiful song... "And my heart whispered inside, the moon rose and the angels sighed...and they said, 'Here comes your second chance, you better believe it. Open up and receive it...Take a deep breath, this is your second chance.'"

"In a flash of memory and a flood of tears, the entire experience I just shared swept through my heart, bursting it open even more. I had come full circle. My 3 year old daughter was cuddled sleeping on my lap. I had gotten my second chance at pregnancy, at motherhood, at life. In total trust, in pure love, in deep gratitude, I wept and sang my way through the rest of the concert." (Read the complete blog post at OneLove Alliance.)

"In August 2008 my father was dying and I could not physically get to his side. I had remembered that Deva told us that the Om Asatoma mantra is traditionally played at times of transition, especially the passing of life.

"So, I went to a quiet room in my home, turned on Deva's version of this mantra and called up my father's image. I held him, I talked to him, I stroked his head and kissed him, encouraging him to allow himself to find rest and peace. I did this for nearly 15 minutes, with the Mantra playing.

"Then, suddenly, I knew I was finished, that it was complete. I stood up, went to find my husband and at that moment, the phone rang. It was my brother calling to tell me that my father had just died. I knew it of course, because I was there.

"This was the first time I had felt such a powerful connection through mantra. I am grateful for it. Thank you for bringing mantra to us in such an accessible and beautiful fashion."

Edtitor's Note: Deva Premal's recording of Om Asatoma can be found on her first album, The Essence.

Three days before passing, I came into her room, she had your Moola Mantra CD playing and asked me to lay with her and said to me:

“Maggie, what we do in this life does not really matter to the infinite, even if we live unhappy or happy. The infinite is still perfect and unharmed. The infinite, that we all are, is and will always be, perfect in all ways no matter what happens to us and earth.

"What we do here only effects our human experience and that experience ends when we die. What remain is our stories that others share together to hold the essence that we offered, yet no one will ever know our true self because that is a story which falls back into the illusion for the infinite. We are not this body, we are far more than this, and it is o.k."

Thank you, I will continue to cherish your music and celebrate in your concerts with my husband, we are grateful and thank you both for your continued display of couple ship.