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Recording information: Purple Light Studios, Brooklyn, NY.
Arranger: Karla Williams.
Mahavatar: Lizza Hasan (vocals, djembe); Karla Williams (guitar, congas).
Personnel: Karla Williams (guitar, congas).
From The Sun, The Rain, The Wind, The Soil Music Mahavatar From The Sun, The Rain, The Wind, The Soil Songs | 1. | Cult |
| 2. | By the Numbers |
| 3. | Raw |
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| 5. | Open Your Minds |
| 6. | Psychos |
| 7. | Prophecy, The |
| 8. | Deep Cobble |
| 9. | Anger |
| 10. | Time Has Come, The |
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