The Mind That Makes the WorldTwelve Songs of the Supreme Yoga
Twelve songs, one teaching: the Yoga Vasistha sung. Each track gives a voice to one of the great figures of the Supreme Yoga — the poet, the prince, the sage, two queens, two kings, a Brahmin, an immortal crow, a ladder of light, a river coming home and, at the end, peace itself — carried on melody, breath, and traditional mantra. The album's crown is Track 8: Cudala, the queen who awoke first.
All music and lyrics by Luis Miguel Gallardo. Traditional mantras in the public domain. ℗ & © 2026 World Happiness Press.
Twelve songs · one teaching
Open each song's libreto to read the mantra, its translation, the note and the seed-line.
The Threshold
A poet steps inside his own story; a prince returns home unable to un-see; a sage answers with the verse the whole tradition turns on. The door of the album — and of the book — opens from the inside.
The Tales
Queen Lila flies through a mustard seed; King Lavana lives sixty years in a breath; Gadhi surfaces before the ripples close; the crow Bhusunda outlasts the deluge by riding the breath. The tradition's own experiments in how deep the mind can go — and what endures when it returns.
The Queen
Cudala attains liberation first — crowned, in the common day — and returns for her beloved disguised as a young sage, meeting him inside his own world. The tradition's own healer: the book's whole eight-phase path walks in her footsteps.
The Ascent and the Return
Seven rungs of light climb toward the always; the science of the healing trance comes home to its source; and every voice returns for the finale — Fundamental Peace, the sky that holds the storm.
The Mind That Makes the World
These twelve songs are the doorway; the book is the house. The Mind That Makes the World: The Supreme Yoga, the Healing Trance, and the Path to Fundamental Peace — the stories of the Supreme Yoga, the science of the healing trance, and the eight-phase path to Fundamental Peace, with the forty-day path and the FP20. World Happiness Press, 2026. The libreto links every song to its chapter.
The song, the book and the research are one teaching entering through three different doors.
Listen to all twelve songs here, with libreto, lyrics and mantra — and on Apple Music and Spotify.
The long-form reading and the YVH model, on the author's site.
OpenThe published research at the World Happiness Foundation.
OpenContinue the journey
Om Shantih Shantih Shantih
peace, peace, peace
All music and lyrics by Luis Miguel Gallardo. Traditional mantras in the public domain. ℗ & © 2026 World Happiness Press.