Mikhayla Harrell

Yoga Playlists to Die For!

By popular demand here is a list of my favorite Yoga class playlists. I LOVE creating these sonorous accompaniments to my practice and classes. It allows me to be creative while expressing a unique mood whether that is one of deep contemplation or an all-out celebration. I hope you enjoy these tunes as much as I do and may you be inspired to create your own Yoga soundtracks. Some of these mixes were created from scratch while others were appropriated from the Yoga Journal Playlist page. It may take me a little while to get them all uploaded so please be patient. Here are three mixes to get you started. You can listen to samples of any of these tracks on iTunes and then purchase them as you wish.
May these beats keep your practice uplifted.
Peace
M

Maha Shivaratri Mix

Track 3/ Fat Freddy's Drop
Shiva/ Welder
Om Namah Shivaya/ MC Yogi
Track 6/ Fat Freddy's Drop
Om Namah Shivaya (Dum Dum project remix)/ Govindas and Radhas
Son of Shiva/ MC Yogi
Shiva/ Thievery Corporation
Shiva/ Amritakripa
Shiva/ WAH!

Padri and Mikhayla's Mix

Amma intro/ Amma Bhajaghan Musicians
Touch me with your love/ Beth Orton
Moonglow/ Artie Shaw
You've really got a hold on me/ Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
Once I loved/ Astrid Gilberto
Here Comes your man/ Pixies
Dark Star/ Beck
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen/ Sam Cooke
The Pirate's Gospel/ Alela Diane
My Baby just cares for me/ Nina Simone
Oceania/ Bjork
Burn theat broken bed/ Iron and Wine
Sweet Lorraine/ Chet Baker
Guru Stotram/ Amma Bhajaghan Musicians

Yoga Mix 1

The Reflection/ Random Rab
Beauty Beats/Beats Antique
Mariposa en Havana/Si*Se
Honey in the Heart/Bluetech
Lace/Random Rab
A Golden Ratio Sings/ Bluetech
So Butterfly (VIP) Original Mix/ Bass necter
Om Shanti/ Daphne Tse and Matt Pszonak
Raoui/ Saoud Massi
Kloud Kings/ Random Rab

Garden and Cosmos: The Royal Paintings of Jodhpur at the British Musuem

These images came from the British Museum exhibit that I saw this summer. This exhibit was really unusual because the paintings portrayed deep Yogic philosophical ideas. These are two of my favorite images.

Parusha and Prakriti: Spirit and Matter

the Knowing Self and the Objects that are Known