Earthhymn.online

Earth: planet that is the third in order from the sun; one of the four inner or terrestrial planets of the solar system

Hymn: n. a religious song or poem of praise to God or a god; v. praise or celebrate (something)

"Praise God from whom all blessings flow

Praise Him all creatures here below

Praise Him above Ye Heavenly Hosts

Praise Anu Alu Atu, Sa-lohm!"

This version of a popular Christian refrain was received intuitively by an anonymous young woman in 2019. She later learned that the words "Anu Alu Atu" are translated as "The vessel in which the atoms are floating" in the Hindu tradition and can be considered a name of God.

"Sa-lohm" is a combination of words from the Jewish and Muslim traditions, both meaning peace. "Salaam" in Arabic is equivalent to "Shalom" in the Hebrew language.

Therefore this verse may serve as a unifying theme for many people from diverse traditions, who have an inner appreciation for the idea that there is one creator, one God, (or Hod, or Mahadeva...) to whom we are beholden in gratitude and awe.

While it may be problematic to refer to our Creator as "Him", this word is retained in the Earth Hymn with the understanding that the masculine is the outgoing/giving force in creation, while the feminine is receptive. When we sing this, we are rejoicing in all that we have been given in creation.

Aum. Amen.