“Earthwalk”, by Virago, is a soulful psych-folk-rock concept album comprised of thirteen original songs of varying sonic, lyrical, and emotional ranges. It is a symphonic love letter to Mother Earth, and a personal and universal heroine’s journey of Shamanic Rock & Roll.
The album is directly inspired by and in service to the Hopi and other indigenous prophecies that promise the healing and restoration of Mother Earth and the transition into the new utopian consciousness of humanity.
The album stands in Truth as a sonic embodiment of the collective cultural and spiritual paradigm of peace that is now taking birth on the planet…
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1. | Burn the Stake | 06:22 |
she was burned at the stake
for hearing holy voices
she was slaughtered in hate
for making her own choices
she was banished in rage
for loving men in freedom
she was silenced in fear
for speaking words of wisdom
her books were buried
under the ground where her blood was spilled
hidden from sight was her gospel
of sacred sound and light...
burn the stake, not the witch...
and she was born again,
but again, she would not survive
her radiant light attracting envious eyes...
and just before her fate was sealed
she sliced her sword and swung her shield
so bravely on the coming mob
hellbent to swallow her shining spirit whole...
and just before her hands were bound
she cast one last seraphic spell
that showered her in purest love
where the pain could never, ever, sever her soul...
and just before her throat was cut
she uttered her last prophetic words
that one day she would return
and her white magic would reign
once again
in time again
for all time again...
burn the stake, not the witch
we'll burn the stake now
in the blessed fire of our sacred hearts...
burn the stake, not the witch
for it is not her who is the heretic
but the hierarchy who hid her...
and she will no longer be hidden
for she is born again
in time again
as promised, as prophecized
and there will be no more lies
for now she rides the lightning
immortal in the distant skies
and now she guides the shining
reflecting in my reverent eyes
for she who beholds her never dies...
burn the stake, not the witch
we'll burn the stake now
in the blessed fire of our sacred hearts...
and I am born again
in time again
for all time again
as promised, as prophecized
and there will be no more lies...
and I do hear holy voices!
and I do make my own choices!
and I do love men in freedom!
and I do speak words of wisdom!
yeah we'll burn the stake now
in the blessed fire of our sacred hearts
for all time
until the end of time
for now is the time!
“Let every step you take upon the Earth be as a prayer.” – Black Elk
“Holy Mountain”, appearing on the upcoming album, “Earthwalk”, by Virago
Desert Dust is a live love letter to Mother Earth.
“When the earth is ravaged, and the animals are dying, a new tribe of people shall come upon the earth; one of many colors, creeds, and classes, and who by their actions and deeds shall make the Earth green again. They shall be known as the warriors of the rainbow.”
-Hopi Prophecy
“Desert Dust”, appearing on the upcoming album, “Earthwalk”, by Virago
“Reverent Resurrection” is a “shamanic musical short film” by Virago, a real-life, modern-day renaissance warrior woman who reawakens into her present life-emobodiment in order to step into her fullest power as Woman; creatively, sexually, and spiritually. The vision of the piece is to honor the Divine Feminine in a powerful and moving revival of the female voice that is fierce, gentle, loving, poetic, and passionate. In this piece, esoteric themes and ancient prophecies are embodied and transmitted by the voice and presence of Virago as she speaks, performs, and sings as a devoted representative and conduit of the Divine Feminine energy that is so needed in the world today. She plays no role other than the role of her True Self, merging life and art in divine union through the immortal medium of film.
The film features the orginal song “The Last War Dance”, appearing on the upcoming album, “Earthwalk”, by Virago