"Mangalam" genre: Trance
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	This piece should be listened to in it's entirety to experience the gentle healing effect of the Buddhist chant "Bavata Sava Mangalam" meaning "May All Beings Be Happy"
	CD: Unreleased   Label: None Credits: This is a piece played on; Groovebox by Mark Healey Dj/ Producer U.K. all programming and drums . Violins played by Neil Black and all Engineering and Mixing. Bass Guitar Dave Rainger . Hand Drum (Bongos) Tim York . Lyrics, Voices and Fx Joie Favier (The CyberVixen). Studio lovingly created by Ron Briefel and Neil Black at Highgate Studios, London, England
	Story Behind the Song This song was a reunion for a band that had existed in London in the late 8o's called Equestrian Statues. This was our healing to each other. We decided to make a makeshift studio in a spare room in London where we wrote and recorded "Mangalam" in just one take,playing and mixing until I had to leave for my plane to California. We called this new group "Teacup and Saucer" with the addition of Mark Healey ,programmer/dj extroardinaire. Lyrics "Bavata Sava Mangalam" (May All Beings Be Happy)

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