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In Love, Nothing Exists
Hymn composed by
Shana AisenbergContextual information
“In Love, Nothing Exists Between Heart and Heart” is the first line of a poem (in English translation), written by Rabi’a al-Basri, 8th century (717-801 CE). She was considered to be the first female Sufi saint. I was inspired to sing these timeless words as a chant.
“In Love, Nothing Exists Between Heart and Heart” is the first line of a poem (in English translation), written by Rabi’a al-Basri, 8th century (717-801 CE). She was considered to be the first female Sufi saint. I was inspired to sing these timeless words as a chant.
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[In Love, Nothing Exists]
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10.9.10.9
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Shana AisenbergHymn Arranger
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Shana [SHAW-na] Aisenberg [EYE-sen-berg] (she/they) is an acoustic multi-instrumentalist, musician, and music teacher and serves as Music Director for UU Fellowship of the Eastern Slopes in Tamworth, NH. They serve on the Leadership Council of TRUUsT (Trans Religious professional UUs Together). Shana is currently in an Interfaith Minister program at Chaplaincy Institute of Maine (ChIME).
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In love, nothing exists between heart and heart.
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