Mahakala Triumphant
Both music and images are my own AI creations
Track Selection:
Overture: 00:00
Dark Void Whispers: 02:09
Invocation: 04:21
Sacred Trance: 06:32
Dharma Protectors: 08:43
Luminosity: 10:55
Transcend Illusions: 13:06
Mahakala Cometh: 15:19
Illumination (Seeds of Lanka in the Classical Style)
Both music amd images are my own AI creations
Track Listing:
This month begins a new video series on “Elements of the Buddhadharma”. First up, where it all began beneath the Bodhi Tree
The Complete Unborn Odyssey Soundtrack and Music Video is now available for your pleasure. It’s a total immersion of the novel and its characters and their situations; it really gives a good feel of what the novel portrays as a literary vehicle and Unborn Mind Zen theme.
A captivating AI musical visualization capturing the moment when Agnes is bestowed the Sacred Medallion of the Great Other Tree by the dying Monk, a poignant scene from my literary work, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel.
UDIO AI creation of major personas (The Mystical teachers, The Primordials) in my novel plus (audio) book, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel. This one has a very Gothic feel.
UDIO AI creation of a main theme (The mystical Black Dragons) in my (audio) book, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel. This one is epically-charged for your listening pleasure.
Decided to create an AI music video over at UDIO in honor of the heroine in my book and audiobook, The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel
The Unborn Odyssey: A Novel, can now be enjoyed in audiobook format. The narration by Michael Hajiantonis, a talented voice actor, is truly exceptional. Michael’s portrayal of the characters is remarkably accurate and showcases his deep understanding of the text. His seamless transitions between characters are truly remarkable. Some samples:
Not indifferent to the devastating effects of illness, Unborn Mind Zen possesses the necessary tools to transcend the lamentable “Woe is me” mentality. As an integral part of the skandhic-landscape, one should anticipate the occasional pangs of sickness, for it is an inherent symptom of mortal existence. Unborn Mind Zen advises embracing these experiences without becoming excessively fixated on the accompanying symptoms, as they are a natural part of the healing process.
