In the night of Brahman (the ultimate reality,
the inner essence of all things, infinite and incomprehensible),
nature is inert, and cannot dance till Shiva wills it.
He rises from His rapture and, dancing,
sends through inert matter pulsing waves of awakening sound,
and lo! matter also dances, appearing as a glory around about Him.
Dancing, He sustains its manifold phenomena.
In the fullness of time, still dancing,
He destroys all forms and names by fire
and gives new rest.
Indian Myth
Deep Hum Productions is named for that deepest vibration,
perhaps the vibrating strings of “string theory”,
perhaps the Om of Hindu and Buddhist theology,
that gives us that sense of oneness with the universe.
Connie Pwll Walck Tyler
Contact connie@deephum.com Connie Pwll Walck Tyler is the author of Dancing the Deep Hum, One woman’s ideas about how to live in a dancing, singing universe. More about her books and music can be found on www.deephum.com. Pwll is an avid InterPlayer (www.interplay.org)