Side 1:

1. Universal Worship Dance in the Kremlin, June 1989.
2. Mir Miru Mir ("Peace to the Earth, Peace" recorded at Leningrad Peace Committee)
3. Om Sri Ram Snake Dance ("To the One, both Personal and Impersonal") / Melodic Ishk Allah ("God is Love, Lover and Beloved"-recorded for Soviet television in Mikhailovsky Park, Leningrad)
4. Georgian Sacred Music shared by the men's choir of St. George's Church, Tbilisi, Georgia after a session of Dance in the church courtyard. 5. Pust Fsvegda (Russian Children's Peace Song) Native American
6. The Earth is Our Mother (first rendition recorded in May 1988 with Leningrad High School Students; the words "Unite, my people, be One" are in Russian)
7. Beauty Way (Navaho tradition)
8. Invocation to White Buffalo Woman (Potawatami tradition, courtesy of Don Parode) Hindu
9. Tat Tvam Asi ("Thou art That") 10. O Peace, Deep and Divine
11. Allah Allah, Om Ram Ram Ram (A Dance for peace between Hindus and Muslims) Great Mother tradition
12. Ama Usum Gal Ana (Sumerian Dance honouring Inanna: "Mother, Great Serpent of Heaven/Mother, Great Goddess)
Side 2:
13. Seen, Unseen-The Goddess Hebrew
14. Shalom Benediction (music by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach)
15. Heenay Heenay, Mahtov Mahtov ("How good and pleasant it is for brothers and sisters to dwell as one"; music by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi)
16. Kol Ha Neshama ("The whole breath/light prays with and in God.")
17. Shalom / Lai Lai Lai Christian 18. Ave Maria ("Hail Mary, Full of Grace")
19. Kyrie Eleison Christe Eleison ("God is Mercy, Christ is Mercy")
20. My Lord is Rock
21. I Woke Up this Morning Sufi & Islamic
22. Zikr in Five ("There is no Reality Except Unity, There is no one except the One / Mohammed is the messenger of the One")
23. The Ocean Refuses No River ("Ishk Allah Mabud Lillah": "God is Love, Love and Beloved")
24. Ya Basir Wali Allah ("O All-Seeing, closest Friend of the One/ Nothing is separate from the Great One")
25. Allah Ya Jamil ("O Divine Beauty/God is Love, Lover and Beloved") Benedictions of Peace
26. Unbroken Flows the Rhythm (inspired by the words of Ruth St. Denis, Grandmother of the Dances)
27. Those Who Love (from the words of Samuel L. Lewis and Shemseddin Ahmed)