Karuṇa

A song that calls us back to the only place we ever truly have — now.It’s about that deep longing to stand in grace… to see the “face” of the Divine gazing back through us, as us.It’s a reminder that we often push away the very currents of the Great Deep Spirit within —but with faith, with courage, with each other at our side,we can stay rooted in that holy place where everything is It.

This song explores the dismay we feel when we believe the limiting thoughts that run through our minds. Caught in negative patterns, we can lose connection — with others, and with ourselves. Why parallels the unraveling of a relationship with someone else and the painful disconnect from our own sense of worth. It ends with a quiet ache: What would we give, do, and say... to come home — to them, or to ourselves?

“Where We Sleep” moves from shared desires to stark streets, refusing to other anyone. A mantra of unity (“we want the same things”) opens the door; then the perspective flips—freedom’s illusion, the descent into cold, hunger, and being unseen. A stuttering 911-like plea and late-night madness reveal fear more than menace. The final reflection lands softly and truthfully: we were children once; we wanted love and purpose; the only difference now may be a bed and a lock. Compassion, here, is the chorus.

This song explores the tender space between loss and hope. It speaks to the belief that we will meet again — that we’ll find our way home. Whether it's someone we’ve loved and lost, or a soul who’s walked before us, they can “leave on the light” to guide us forward. A guru is one who brings us from darkness to light. This is an ode to them — and to the light that always waits for us.