Speaking Intentionally
I’ll never be perfect, but I need to make the effort because words do more than symbolize our lives and experiences. They’re what we contribute to the world. They echo.
I’ll never be perfect, but I need to make the effort because words do more than symbolize our lives and experiences. They’re what we contribute to the world. They echo.
On July 3, I released new music. The album is called The Heart of One. I wanted to create something that sounded like summer to me.
I kept trying to find rest away from my perch. Try as I may, I’ll never find rest outside myself.
Vision Songs, Vol. 1 is an outlier in Laraaji’s discography, but it’s something special to me. There is no pretense. Everything about it is free.
I’m pleased to share that I released new music today. It’s a five-track album entitled Abiding Joy.
View God the way that resonates the most.
I have a hard drive filled with demos, song fragments, and half-written albums accumulated over the years. One track in particular continues to resonate with me.
I’m reading A Guide to Spiritual Life: Spiritual Teachings of Swami Brahmananda and enjoying it very much. The book has a lot of wisdom, but I wanted to share a section that I found particularly moving.
Wheat and Rust is a contemplative album that inspires you to slow down and look around.
Saying a person’s name is an act of validation. It suggests they’re important to you.

I will never use AI in my creative pursuits. My music, writings, and photos are entirely my own.