Missing Witches - MW Alice Coltrane - Spritual Jazz

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00:00:30.000 It's not been an easy year. Globally, greed, violence, and the struggle for power claw at the skin of a loving Earth. 0.81

00:00:45.540 Everything hurts

00:00:47.880 I'm anxious, panicky

00:00:51.260 Risa is sick

00:00:53.620 My best friend's father is slowly dying

00:00:58.000 A new friend died, an old friend died

00:01:00.680 A flood washed away a chunk of my land

00:01:03.860 And it's all got me thinking too much

00:01:06.620 About the impermanent nature of everything I hoped

00:01:10.800 Or naively assumed was forever

00:01:14.480 So I return to learning the stories of role models

00:01:19.140 And sharing them with you

00:01:21.320 That they might give you hope

00:01:23.760 Strength

00:01:25.420 Tools

00:01:27.000 Or understanding

00:01:28.760 And give them to me, too

00:01:31.580 And I return again and again

00:01:34.700 To the little room

00:01:36.880 Where thousands of wax discs tell my life story

00:01:41.340 I return to turntables

00:01:43.700 that spin in circles like planets, like time.

00:01:49.660 I weep. I laugh. I dance.

00:01:54.480 Reborn. On repeat.

00:01:57.300 I've heard many people say that music saved their lives.

00:02:01.420 For me, music saves my soul,

00:02:06.420 pulls me back from the brink of despair,

00:02:09.740 And connects me to divine beauty that has always, always existed

00:02:17.380 You see, the universe as we know it

00:02:21.140 Was structured by sound waves emitted by the Big Bang

00:02:25.240 Or as Alexa Rose sings it

00:02:28.440 We are created by sound

00:02:31.780 We are created by the song of the universe

00:02:37.520 All creation sings.

00:02:46.400 All creation sings.

00:02:49.400 And for me, in my life, music has always been magic.

00:02:53.460 The greatest source of it.

00:02:55.420 A mystical well where I, with my meager human-shaped bucket,

00:03:00.100 can, at any time, in any place,

00:03:03.280 gather that elixir to hydrate my soul.

00:03:06.820 And as we at Missing Witches also gather names to add to the list of people who help us define what magic is, what a soul is, what it might mean to be a witch, I hear the music of Alice Coltrane.

00:03:24.780 Alice Coltrane who, no stranger to loss, found music and found God.

00:03:32.700 I titled this episode Spiritual Jazz for two main reasons.

00:03:38.000 First, it's a kind of jazz music that has some kind of influence of spirituality,

00:03:43.580 like an older, cooler, wiser, deeper, third cousin twice removed of Christian rock.

00:03:49.400 It's a music genre, spiritual jazz,

00:03:51.600 one that Alice Coltrane embodied and exploded in musical fractals of auditory kaleidoscopes.

00:03:58.760 Unlike Christian rock, most spiritual jazz has no lyrics

00:04:03.780 So rather than telling you about spirit, spreading an idea with words, dogma, indoctrination

00:04:11.680 Spiritual jazz encourages us to experience what spirituality is, means, feels like

00:04:21.820 To conceive of an idea through the vibrations of a universe explained in the emotion of notes.

00:04:31.120 Spiritual jazz.

00:04:33.720 Second, when I think of jazz, I think about complexity, simplicity, whiplash-style perfectionism, and wild improvisation.

00:04:43.520 Avant-garde ways of rethinking time signatures and expectations.

00:04:48.560 It's soft, cool, free, acid, bebop, swing

00:04:54.740 Joyful, angry, soothing, confrontational, celebratory, mournful

00:05:00.540 All things

00:05:03.240 And all creation sings

00:05:07.680 And to me, witchcraft is a kind of spiritual jazz

00:05:12.980 Where we are free to follow, create, bend, and break the rules

00:05:18.280 where reverence, play, and choice lock into a rhythm to honor the universe.

00:05:27.180 Spiritual jazz.

00:05:35.580 I'm currently listening to Alice Coltrane's album Journey in Satchanandana,

00:05:42.660 recorded in 1970.

00:05:48.280 Cecil McBee comes in on bass, Tulsi on tambour, Vishni Wood on Ood, and Alice, who wrote all

00:05:57.040 the songs, makes her grand entrance to the party with the sweeping of harp strings.

00:06:03.620 heart strings my heart sings and i am in a state of spiritual jazz

00:06:21.200 this is the first alice coltrane record i ever owned alice released or played on more than 20

00:06:29.280 albums, wrote at least four books, opened an ashram, but she's probably best known as

00:06:35.500 Wife of saxophonist John Coltrane. We see this all the time. Wife of, more famous but likely

00:06:44.120 less interesting man, influencing from behind and beside the spotlight. So let's take today to dig

00:06:52.680 through my record collection and amplify the tones of Alice Coltrane, who hoped her music

00:06:58.480 would be a, quote, form of meditation and spiritual awakening for those who listen with

00:07:06.700 their inner ear, end quote. Let's listen to her story with our inner ears and hear her music

00:07:15.760 with our guts. In 1972, she told Downbeat magazine, quote, I would go through all the

00:07:22.820 great scriptures of the world, and in every religion I found the same thought. The divine

00:07:28.340 sound is the creative force in the universe. Music is that sound. End quote. One source I found says

00:07:39.480 that Alice was born in Alabama in 1937, and her family moved to Detroit soon after. But every

00:07:45.880 other source says she was born in Detroit, so let's just stick with that. Detroit in 37 was a

00:07:51.800 city at a crossroads, a place of industrial might, opportunity, and economic challenges,

00:07:59.280 racial tensions, and growing labor movements. It was also already laying the foundations to be one

00:08:07.420 of the great hotbeds of American music. And Alice came from a musical family, mom in the church

00:08:14.100 choir, brother a drummer, sister who would go on to become a songwriter at Motown, and a father who

00:08:20.140 encouraged it all. She played gigs, mostly piano, wherever she could in Detroit, church, weddings,

00:08:27.880 funerals, until she moved to Paris in the late 50s, where she studied classical music and jazz.

00:08:35.260 It was in Paris that she met her first husband, Kenny, whose heroin addiction drove Alice to take

00:08:40.260 their young daughter, Michelle, back to her family in Detroit. Now, John Coltrane was also a heroin

00:08:47.980 and alcohol addict, but he had already kicked by the time he and Alice met. He called his recovery

00:08:54.860 a spiritual awakening and divine intervention. When John met Alice in 1963 at Birdland,

00:09:03.240 a jazz club in New York City where Alice was performing as piano accompanist to vibraphonist

00:09:10.020 Terry Gibbs, the two soulmates hit it off immediately, both sharing a deep love of jazz

00:09:16.700 in an ever-expanding definition of and devotion to their spirituality. John introduced Alice to

00:09:24.800 meditation and Eastern philosophy. For me, part of what elevates the musical genius of both John

00:09:32.140 and Alice, and maybe part of what connected them on that soul level musically, was their ability

00:09:38.280 to improvise, to be moved equally by education and intuition, to hear what music wants to be

00:09:46.620 in the world in that exact moment, and to be able to play it. To be so in the pocket,

00:09:54.920 as musicians say, that you can go off into the clouds while keeping feet rooted and eyes

00:10:01.960 connected to the people you're making music with. It requires confidence and imagination.

00:10:10.020 It's how we witches can improvise our craft, finding that point of intersection between our

00:10:16.720 bodies, minds, and spirits. What do we feel? What do we think? What do we dream? How do we combine

00:10:29.460 these into a spell that works. And indeed, Alice Coltrane's music just works as a devotional

00:10:36.580 offering to God, as a means for meditation, as a way to connect with our inner selves, as a spell.

00:10:45.300 It works. Alice and John had three children together. Alice appeared on many of John's

00:10:52.160 albums, and together they revolutionized music. Then, in 1967, at the age of 40, John died of

00:11:02.300 liver cancer. Alice was rocked, but channeled her grief into music, recording and releasing

00:11:09.940 her requiem for John, an album she called A Monastic Trio, quote, music dedicated to the

00:11:18.080 mystic Ondathru, known as John Coltrane. End quote. She said, quote, after John passed,

00:11:27.820 my deep concern was to rise above the normal, human, mundane feeling of loss. I had to transcend

00:11:36.720 it. I began looking for help, searching for guidance. I had to take that experience into

00:11:44.080 another realm, to go beyond loss, to find a deeper understanding of the universe and my

00:11:51.380 place within it. It wasn't until after John passed that I began to understand more deeply

00:11:57.980 that music can serve as a vehicle for the soul's expression of the divinity.

00:12:14.080 I'm currently listening to a monastic trio.

00:12:27.680 I'm trying to transcend loss.

00:12:31.900 I can hear the freneticism of grief in Alice's piano playing.

00:12:36.700 Scattered emotions run as fingers hit keys.

00:12:40.440 Keys hit hammers.

00:12:42.160 Hammers hit wires.

00:12:44.080 Low notes mourn and rhythms dance

00:12:48.580 Tumbling octaves, sometimes discordant

00:12:52.720 Sometimes like butterfly wings, sometimes bat wings

00:12:56.720 Give our inner ears a soundscape of the spiraling nature of contending with loss

00:13:04.160 Her harp enters

00:13:06.720 And we imagine Angel John halo aglow

00:13:11.180 As Leroy Jones puts it, quote,

00:13:14.500 The spiritual theories of John's spirit are a code sprinkled in the endless arpeggios, end quote.

00:13:23.740 The massive golden harp that Alice played was a gift from John.

00:13:28.020 He had ordered it for her before he died, but it wasn't delivered until after he was gone.

00:13:35.080 To Alice, this was a message from spirit to continue John's work and musical explorations.

00:13:41.180 to encode his spirit in arpeggios.

00:13:46.560 The liner notes of a monastic trio include an interview that Alice gave to Pauline Ravelli,

00:13:51.700 who wrote, quote,

00:13:53.220 Sitting with Alice Coltrane in her home, one could actually feel the presence of John Coltrane.

00:14:00.600 Surrounded by his children, John Jr., who looks exactly like his father,

00:14:05.500 Ravi, and baby Aranian,

00:14:07.700 A feeling of great love permeated the air.

00:14:12.060 Spiritually, John Coltrane was there too.

00:14:15.600 A huge golden harp sat next to a concert grand piano.

00:14:20.060 Drums and cymbals, bells and gongs were about the room, reminding us of John Coltrane's explorations and sound.

00:14:28.420 The quiet dignity of Alice Coltrane, the tranquility and graciousness of her home, confirmed the belief that John Coltrane truly left a great legacy to those dear to him, peace and love, end quote.

00:14:47.860 According to Alice, John wasn't looking to make music. He was trying to channel a universal sound.

00:14:54.920 How to even attempt to conjure the soul's expression of divinity into music, into a universal sound?

00:15:04.360 To accomplish this, Alice blended everything she could find from the whole world.

00:15:11.480 She went through a profound period of grief and soul-searching,

00:15:15.600 which led her to explore many religions and mystical traditions as pathways to peace and understanding.

00:15:23.040 Alice threw herself entirely into this spiritual seeking, her search leading her to study the teachings of several spiritual traditions from around the world, including Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, as she sought that greater understanding of life and the universe.

00:15:43.380 Spiritual Jazz

00:15:45.380 In Monument Eternal, the music of Alice Coltrane, Franya Berkman, an accomplished music scholar and composer herself, wrote,

00:15:54.560 She clearly drew from whatever sources were available.

00:15:59.260 In her prose, she moved between disparate styles, poetry, first-person diary confessions, and the mystical direct writing of God's word.

00:16:08.560 She borrowed liberally from the King James Bible, from translations of the Bhagavad Gita, and from her own colloquial speech.

00:16:18.840 In parallel fashion, her music synthesized gospel progressions, western art music, and dissonant free-meter improvisations.

00:16:29.720 Alice produced a hybrid artistry that spoke in tongues.

00:16:34.720 She uttered the insider, ritual tongue of glossolalia,

00:16:39.820 drawing on the sacred and secular vernaculars of Detroit's African-American subculture.

00:16:45.800 She also spoke in the multiple public discourses of art and music and jazz modernism.

00:16:51.000 Her work achieved a complex synthesis that does ultimately both affirm and challenge the values and expectations of the reader.

00:17:01.640 that said her oeuvre moves completely beyond these binaries her self-proclaimed mysticism

00:17:10.420 disrupts these relational modes in fact i believe that alice was trying to transcend

00:17:16.640 the complex subjectivity and to do so required moving beyond the realm of the material world

00:17:24.660 and its limits and conditions, end quote.

00:17:30.200 Alice became particularly drawn to Hinduism

00:17:32.900 and the teachings of Swami Satchindananda,

00:17:35.920 a prominent Indian spiritual leader

00:17:38.220 who was known for building bridges

00:17:39.820 between Eastern spiritual wisdom and Western audiences.

00:17:44.320 Swami Satchindananda's teachings on the inner self

00:17:47.680 resonated deeply with Alice's growing

00:17:50.340 and expanding spiritual inclinations.

00:17:52.640 The details of how they met seem to have gone undocumented, but we do know that Swami had at some point moved to the U.S.

00:18:01.140 and gained recognition for his ability to blend Eastern wisdom and the Western world.

00:18:08.960 His teachings focused on yoga, meditation, and the philosophy of oneness and universal consciousness,

00:18:16.960 concepts that resonated with Alice's own evolving spiritual understanding.

00:18:22.640 Throughout the early 70s, this connection to the Swami, to Hinduism, and to this calling deepened.

00:18:29.860 In 1970, she made the aforementioned album, Journey in Satchindandana,

00:18:35.580 named in honour of Swami, and Universal Consciousness the following year.

00:18:40.760 i'm currently listening to universal consciousness but listening is the wrong word i am experiencing

00:18:55.640 what it might sound like to dig past the depths of consciousness to reveal something deeper

00:19:02.100 something stranger than anything we understood before it's wild almost as if alice is going

00:19:10.280 through the stages of grief with each piece on each album. The universal consciousness

00:19:18.240 rips at my sanity, confronts my anger. I hear and feel a release of confusion and comfort

00:19:29.180 for a moment, listening.

00:19:36.060 I transcend loss

00:19:38.560 and enter a state of spiritual jazz.

00:19:44.860 In 1976, Alice Coltrane had a revelation

00:19:49.020 in which she received divine instruction

00:19:52.340 to renounce secular life

00:19:54.320 and don the orange robes of a swami,

00:19:57.060 or spiritual teacher in Hindu tradition.

00:20:01.220 Thereafter, she was known as Swamini, the feminine form of Swami,

00:20:06.140 Turya Asangita Nanda.

00:20:09.900 She translated her anointed name from Sanskrit as

00:20:13.360 the Transcendental Lord's Highest Song of Bliss.

00:20:18.920 Typically, a Hindu monk or guru ordains a Swami into a recognized lineage.

00:20:24.020 However, according to Alice, her initiation came directly from the Lord, a download resembling the call to preach in her family's Baptist faith.

00:20:37.100 In the last interview she granted before passing away, Alice recalled her experience.

00:20:43.800 Quote, 0.97

00:20:44.200 It started with taking sannyas.

00:20:48.100 That was a total mystical experience.

00:20:50.820 It was God's deliverance of his anointed mercy on me

00:20:56.300 I was told the night and time and to be prepared

00:21:00.740 So I got ready and put on a white dress and all

00:21:04.640 I noticed when the time came

00:21:07.100 The colors of orange were poured into the cloth of the dress I was wearing

00:21:12.960 And I just watched it happen

00:21:15.700 I just watched everything go into that beautiful saffron color

00:21:21.200 And my name was given, of course.

00:21:24.360 And the whole outline of the duty, the work, and mission were also revealed.

00:21:31.320 One of the directives given to me was to start the ashram.

00:21:34.820 At first, I don't think my idea was on sannyas or renunciation, as much as it was on having the availability to seek the Lord.

00:21:44.440 To be able to study spiritual scriptures and just to really immerse myself in living the spiritual life as much as possible

00:21:52.600 My children, I had raised them

00:21:55.760 My husband had passed some years ago

00:21:58.840 I had reached a point where most of my duties as a householder were fulfilled

00:22:04.780 It gave me the time to want to see

00:22:08.840 To want to strive

00:22:11.480 to want to devote quality time, end quote.

00:22:17.200 In 1983, Alice founded the Sai Anantam Ashram in Agoura Hills, California,

00:22:23.800 a spiritual center devoted to Hindu teachings, meditation, and devotional music.

00:22:29.680 At the ashram, she was known as Swamini Turyasangitananda, or Turya for short.

00:22:38.420 And we can imagine Alice at the right hand, a Sarasvati, goddess of music.

00:22:47.160 And like Sarasvati, Alice Coltrane invented a new language,

00:22:53.360 a fusion language between gospel and kirtan and everything in between.

00:22:59.480 She said, quote,

00:23:00.100 in music, I don't think I have a real preference about form, especially when it comes to a religious

00:23:06.740 faith or a spiritual conviction, because when you express your heart, it has to come from you,

00:23:14.940 end quote. And this too is how Alice Coltrane approached her spirituality. Her ashram's

00:23:22.080 mission statement reads, quote, the ashram serves as a sanctuary where seekers of all faiths can

00:23:28.920 receive and experience the sublime teachings on spiritual life, end quote. The creed of the ashram

00:23:37.880 says, quote, the Sai Anvantam ashram appreciates the contributions of spiritual wisdom and insight

00:23:45.220 from other faiths and religions. Studies undertaken at the ashram include not only Vedantic or Vedic

00:23:54.420 scriptures, the oldest of the world's literatures, but also exemplary narratives and scriptural

00:24:01.080 texts from more recent revelations of God, found in the Bible and in Islamic and Buddhist

00:24:08.760 texts.

00:24:10.280 A lot of things separate Alice from many gurus whose stories or actions give us the

00:24:17.840 ick.

00:24:18.120 Alice funded her community entirely by herself

00:24:22.380 her own royalties in the estate of John Coltrane

00:24:25.320 meant that she never had to focus on attracting new members

00:24:29.960 never had to come up with new ways of enticing people 0.99

00:24:34.160 and their money into her fold

00:24:37.360 and Alice never told people what to think 0.59

00:24:41.360 she would often respond to pleas for guidance

00:24:44.820 by telling the seeker to meditate on it

00:24:47.380 and come to conclusions themselves, adding,

00:24:50.820 Don't be so dependent.

00:24:53.780 Icky gurus rely on our dependence.

00:24:58.060 Alice advised against it.

00:25:01.420 She encouraged us to defy dogma and explore,

00:25:05.520 to find the voice of God anywhere we can,

00:25:09.320 not just in the words of teachers.

00:25:13.160 She transcended loss by building a community,

00:25:17.380 Not a power base.

00:25:20.200 She chanted to call out the names of God.

00:25:24.180 Like searching for a lost friend in the woods, where to call out their name alerts them.

00:25:30.280 Let's them know you are missing them.

00:25:33.380 And eventually, they hear you.

00:25:36.620 And you find each other.

00:25:39.500 She said, quote,

00:25:40.300 Bajan chanting extols the magnificence and holiness of God.

00:25:45.200 It celebrates the divine glories of the Lord.

00:25:49.660 Chanting consists of worshipping God through song and music.

00:25:54.120 Chanting removes agitations from the mind and brings peace.

00:25:59.180 It edifies one, uplifts the spirit, purifies the atmosphere, and elevates the consciousness.

00:26:09.760 End quote.

00:26:10.300 I think of Tina Turner, whose voice, already a force of nature, became a sacred tool in her practice of Nammyoho Renkyo.

00:26:21.840 She chanted like casting spells.

00:26:25.520 Each syllable a vibration of power, an invocation of resilience.

00:26:31.500 Her voice, once bound in pain, transformed into an alchemy of healing and liberation.

00:26:40.300 Tina began practicing Nityaren Buddhism and chanting the mantra in 1973.

00:26:46.940 She was introduced to the practice by a friend during one of the most challenging periods of her life,

00:26:52.740 while enduring an abusive marriage with Ike.

00:26:55.920 Chanting helped her find strength, inner peace, and ultimately, she said, the courage to leave the toxic marriage in 1976.

00:27:04.580 Tina credited chanting with transforming her life

00:27:10.240 allowing her to reclaim her power 0.97

00:27:12.980 and embark on her legendary Phoenix Rising solo career

00:27:17.540 Throughout her life, Tina continued to practice Buddhism

00:27:21.820 and often spoke about how chanting played a pivotal role

00:27:25.720 in her personal and spiritual growth

00:27:27.840 Numerous studies have shown that chanting regularly over time

00:27:32.180 may elicit positive changes in the brain,

00:27:36.160 including improved mood, reduced anxiety,

00:27:39.680 better cognitive function, improved memory, reduced fatigue.

00:27:45.120 Research suggests that chanting healing mantras

00:27:47.840 may stimulate these changes in the brain

00:27:50.180 by helping to synchronize the right and left hemispheres of the brain,

00:27:55.140 promoting alpha waves.

00:27:57.980 These brain waves are also produced when the brain is relaxed and restful.

00:28:02.700 Additional studies suggest that mantra chanting can improve the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder

00:28:09.080 and increase cerebral blood flow in individuals with Alzheimer's disease.

00:28:20.900 I am currently listening to Kirtan, Turiya Sings,

00:28:25.760 where harp strings are replaced by vocal cords and Alice is singing.

00:28:32.180 Her cadence pleads, voice deep and strong, singing that haunts and uplifts.

00:28:41.140 Gone are the frenzied running arpeggios

00:28:58.560 Replaced with warm, meditative, calming stillness and movement

00:29:05.100 Melodies infused with a restrained but almost funky sensibility

00:29:11.660 Just Alice and her organ, praying.

00:29:17.240 As I listen, I feel tears of both pain and relief welling in my eyes.

00:29:27.040 In 1981, with the album Kirtan Tyria Sings, Alice offered up her prayers,

00:29:33.120 Channeling ancient vibrations through Sanskrit chants

00:29:37.620 Translated into English in the liner notes to help us Westerners connect

00:29:42.180 And sacred breath

00:29:44.420 Her voice, a beacon of healing, transcending and echoing loss

00:29:51.460 Merges with the drone of her organ

00:29:54.700 Guiding seekers like me toward peace

00:29:59.140 and beyond, and into transcendence.

00:30:04.720 Spiritual jazz.

00:30:08.520 Alice lived in ritual, and her music is an offering,

00:30:12.380 not to me, not to her audience, but to the infinite.

00:30:19.200 She made spiritual jazz, and through it found answers,

00:30:24.800 discovered cosmic truth.

00:30:27.140 Alice Coltrane was a cosmic priestess, a bridge between realms who birthed music from the ethereal

00:30:34.800 and emerged as Swamini Turia, a mystic on the threshold of sound and spirit.

00:30:43.800 She didn't just play music, she conjured it, harp strings like webs between galaxies,

00:30:50.880 her whorlitzer humming the ohm of existence.

00:30:54.880 Alice's compositions were acts of devotion

00:30:58.960 Spiraling out from her soul

00:31:02.640 Reaching for the divine

00:31:05.540 She became a high priestess of the sound current

00:31:10.160 Her devotion lifting the veil between worlds

00:31:14.760 Alice Coltrane wasn't just a musician

00:31:17.540 She was a shaman, a healer, a spirit

00:31:21.580 guiding lost souls through the sonic journey to oneness her legacy hums in

00:31:28.720 every note she left behind a reminder music is magic and all creation sings

00:31:38.920 she died in 2007 but lives on as we chant her name here today Alice Coltrane

00:31:47.580 If you, dear Coven, like me, are looking for a brave, safe space to be reminded of the

00:32:08.220 great vibration that connects us all, trying to transcend loss and grapple with grief,

00:32:14.500 Put on your headphones and find Alice Coltrane there in the space between your ears to guide you to explore spirit for yourself and maybe even find something permanent, something that can't die or be washed away, a musical legacy, a spiritual legacy.

00:32:39.900 then sing sing anything or chant for alpha brainwaves because when you express your heart

00:32:51.680 it has to come from you all creation sings sweet witches and you are a member of a universal choir

00:33:02.180 that awaits your improvised harmonies.

00:33:05.820 It's a spell that's been working for me.

00:33:09.680 The spell of spiritual jazz.

00:33:13.960 Alice wrote,

00:33:15.680 For eternally, divine music shall always be the sound of peace,

00:33:23.940 the sound of love, the sound of life,

00:33:27.280 the sound of bliss. 1.00

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Missing Witches - October 14, 2024

MW Alice Coltrane - Spritual Jazz

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