Brilliant Tribute to Martin Luther King offered by American Students and Artists

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Enjoy this Brilliant Tribute to Martin Luther King offered by American Students and Artists through Songs, Quotes and Vibes

On Martin Luther King Jr’s Day, people from everywhere are paying their respect to this great universal soul; reading, watching and listening to his speeches, we all are joining with our hearts, their unique rhythm.

In addition, as sahaja yogis, we have inherited the subtle recognition for Martin Luther King as a Realized Soul, that our teacher and founder – Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi – had so remarkably pointed it out times and times again.

The following is a simple heartfelt MLK’s Day tribute.

You are invited to check out each and every flower (video, song, link) from this bouquet — you will be surprised!!

Students were inspired by Martin Luther King ..

Patty Griffin was inspired by Martin Luther King ..

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Up To The Mountain (MLK Song)

I went up to the mountain
Because you asked me to
Up over the clouds
To where the sky was blue
I could see all around me
Everywhere
I could see all around me
Everywhere

Sometimes I feel like
I’ve never been nothing but tired
And I’ll be walking
Till the day I expire
Sometimes I lay down
No more can I do
But then I go on again
Because you ask me to

Some days I look down
Afraid I will fall
And though the sun shines
I see nothing at all
Then I hear your sweet voice, oh
Oh, come and then go, come and then go
Telling me softly
You love me so

The peaceful valley
Just over the mountain
The peaceful valley
Few come to know
I may never get there
Ever in this lifetime
But sooner or later
It’s there I will go
Sooner or later

Songwriter: PATRICIA J. GRIFFIN

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We shall Overcome

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Let’s conclude this Tribute to Martin Luther King’s Day with his strong yet optimistic prophecy..

“We shall overcome – deep in my heart I do believe we shall overcome. I’ve joined hands so often with students and others behind jail bars singing it, We shall overcome. Sometimes we’ve had tears in our eyes when we joined together to sing it, but we still decided to sing it, We shall overcome. Oh, before this victory’s won, some will have to get thrown in jail some more, but we shall overcome. Don’t worry about us. Before the victory’s won, some of us will lose jobs, but we shall overcome. Before the victory’s won, even some will have to face physical death. But if physical death is the price that some must pay to free their children from a permanent psychological death, then nothing shall be more redemptive. We shall overcome. Before the victory’s won, some will be misunderstood and called bad names, dismissed as rabble-rousers and agitators, but we shall overcome. We shall overcome because the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice. We shall overcome because Carlyle is right, ‘No lie can live forever.’ We shall overcome because William Cullen Bryant is right: ‘Truth crushed to earth will rise again.’ We shall overcome because James Russell Lowell is right: ‘Truth forever on the scaffold, wrong forever on the throne, yet that scaffold sways the future and behind the dim unknown standeth God within the shadows keeping watch above his own.’ We shall overcome because the Bible is right, ‘You shall reap what you sow.’ We shall overcome. Deep in my heart, I do believe we shall overcome. And with this faith we will go out and adjourn the counsels of despair and bring new light into the dark chambers of pessimism and we will be able to rise from the fatigue of despair to the buoyancy of hope. And this will be a great America! We will be the participants in making it so. And so as I leave you this evening I say, Walk together children! Don’t you get weary! There’s a great camp meeting in the Promised Land!“

Yes, even more, as Realized Souls people can overcome and Realize God’s Desire on Earth, Together 🙂

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This Post Has 11 Comments

Anjali January 17, 2017 Reply

This was so moving and beautiful.the power of one. One world with one dream…to become humans again in its true definition.
Karen January 18, 2017 Reply

This was a beautiful tribute to a great man. Hoping that we can come together as one in peace and blissful harmony.
Colleen January 19, 2017 Reply

Amazing videos with such beautiful vibrations. Thank you for putting this page together, one to refer to for many years to come. With Love.
Jayanthi January 19, 2017 Reply

It’s beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Jai Shri Mataji
Jayanthi
PINNA KLIPPEL January 23, 2017 Reply

THE WORLD AND MANKIND NEED P E A C E !!!!
DO NOT FORGET!!!!!MEDITATION IS THE BEST
WAY TO FIND IT!!!!!
THAVA GOVENDER January 20, 2020 Reply

A great tribute to MLK . Good selection of clips too .Peace upon us all . Jai Shri Mataji!
1. Rajinee January 18, 2024 Reply
  
  The ultimate tragedy, is the silence of the masses, are powerful words spoken by Martin Luther King. In today’s world, it feels like the masses are screaming, yet we feel voiceless and unheard. Perhaps most of us won’t have a platform like Martin Luther King to speak on, however, we can speak the truth on an individual level, with each encounter, by offering a smile, a kind word, an open heart, to all. Let us make it a conscious practice to only put out love in the world. It’s free, effortless, and priceless.
Roshni January 21, 2020 Reply

Amazing videos. Thank you for sharing them.
paula June 1, 2020 Reply

Standing on guard together for all the innocent people of humanity. America, we are not separated from you, we feel such compassion. As Martin Luther King has powerfully delivered in his speech, a dream of harmony, not dis-chord, among our brothers and sisters is the only way to live. Awaken the compassion of decision makers to serve and protect all the world’s citizens.
Ioana February 7, 2022 Reply

Received on whatsup from Vani (reader from New Zealand):A truly inspiring and remarkable article.. may this article reach the masses and may Peace be established throughout this world.. Although many years have passed the true words of Martin Luther King continue to resonate in our hearts 🙂 What a Great Brother .. Thanks Ioana ..
NITI January 17, 2023 Reply

Truly beautiful article about Martin Luther King,I pray to mother that his dream and vision comes true.And there
Should be universal peace and harmony between all the human being.