divine chants

mantras

ॐ Shanti Shanti Shanti ॐ

StotraMantra

hare Krishna

Chalisa

Siddharth Shukla

This track is from the album Sankirtan and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/devichitralekhajideviji12

Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna

Maha Mantra Chanting

At Naperville's Radha Krsna Fest (a suburban festival of both Janamastami and Radhastami), SoulConnection's own musical group, Darshana, performed an original composition entitled Harer Nama.

This piece is a compilation of various verses from the Srimad Bhagavatam glorifying the Holy Names of Sri Krishna. Put together with the mahamantra, it is a very meditative piece.

If you would like to learn more about Darshana or SoulConnection, please visit our website: http://www.soulconnection.info

The reason downloads are disabled on this track is because this track is going to be a part of our new CD! (granted, it will be a studio recording and not a live one)

Shruthi - Harmonium and Vocals
Neha K, and Swathi  - Vocals
Mukunda - Mridanga and Vocals
Shruti - Violin
Neha J - Viola
Rajiv - Flute

Darshana - Radha Krsna Fest 2010 - Harer Nama

Evening kirtan at Govinda Swami's house in Vrindavan. Two tunes tonight. Check us tomorrow, more kirtans to come!

April 15, 2011, Kirtan at Govinda Swami's house in Vrindavan

12 Hour kirtan at North Sydney Krishna Temple, April 3 2011

Sri Prahlada - lead vocal and harmonium
Vamsi - mrdanga
Clayton - bass
Janardana - backing vocals
Tina Harini - backing vocals
Nitya Mangala - karatals
Congregation of the North Sydney Krishna Temple - chorus

For more kirtan from Sri Prahlada visit www.sriprahlada.com

Maha Mantra - 12 Hour Kirtan - April 3 2011

This is the final version of Gayatri mantra. Now you can download it from my Bandcamp profile http://matiasortiz.bandcamp.com/releases
Thanks for your support! Peace.

Esta es la última version de Gayatri mantra. Ahora la puedes descargar desde mi perfil en Bandcamp
http://matiasortiz.bandcamp.com/releases
Gracias por tu apoyo! Paz.


Om bhur bhuvah svah 

tat savitur varenyam 

Bhargo devasya dhimahi 

dhiyo yo nah prachodayat

Gayatri Mantra

Puja & Aarati are 2 forms of worship of the Divine through invocations, prayers, songs, and rituals.  Aarati literally means “come dissolve” yourself into union with the Divine.  


The Art of Aarti

Devotional Salutations to the Divine

Aarti begins at the dhuni, a fireplace worshipped by nagas and avadhootas. It is where the fires of sacrifice consume your ego and anything that you offer to it with surrender and devotion.  The practitioner sees the external fire inside himself and tests everything and everyone with the purity of the fire through his sacrifice to it.

Prayer to the Dhuni:

The prayer of/to the dhuni begins with the sounding of the double-headed damaru (a drum) awakening and bringing all dualities into oneness.  All the syllables of sanskrit have come from this double-headed damaru centrally vibrating with the sound of AUM, the vibration of oneness.  The call of the conch is also the vibration of AUM transformed into the mantra “Dutt Datta Alak” (“we are awakened by the trinity – giver, retainer, dissolver”) inviting the Gods for worship. 

Dhuni Yagya:

The dhuni yagya is performed by first pouring water around the dhuni and base of the trishula (representing the 3 gunas) to purify the space.  Then yagya samagri is offered to the fire, a sacrificial food consisting of various kinds of seeds which make up the five elements.  This food combines with the fire to create the harmony of the surrounding five elements (earth, water, fire, air, ether).

Devotional prayers and mantras are chanted in sanskrit to awaken the chakras and acknowledge the divine in its many forms and as Formless One. 

Please note:  the duni space, fire and ash are sacred: do not point or touch your feet to the duni; do not touch the duni or ash without first having bath; do not throw anything into the duni (including sticks or ash that the fire has thrown out!).

03 Sri Gurudeva Datta Digambar

Puja & Aarati are 2 forms of worship of the Divine through invocations, prayers, songs, and rituals. Aarati literally means “come dissolve” yourself into union with the Divine.

The Art of Aarti

Devotional Salutations to the Divine

Aarti begins at the dhuni, a fireplace worshipped by nagas and avadhootas. It is where the fires of sacrifice consume your ego and anything that you offer to it with surrender and devotion. The practitioner sees the external fire inside himself and tests everything and everyone with the purity of the fire through his sacrifice to it.

Prayer to the Dhuni:

The prayer of/to the dhuni begins with the sounding of the double-headed damaru (a drum) awakening and bringing all dualities into oneness. All the syllables of sanskrit have come from this double-headed damaru centrally vibrating with the sound of AUM, the vibration of oneness. The call of the conch is also the vibration of AUM transformed into the mantra “Dutt Datta Alak” (“we are awakened by the trinity – giver, retainer, dissolver”) inviting the Gods for worship.

Dhuni Yagya:

The dhuni yagya is performed by first pouring water around the dhuni and base of the trishula (representing the 3 gunas) to purify the space. Then yagya samagri is offered to the fire, a sacrificial food consisting of various kinds of seeds which make up the five elements. This food combines with the fire to create the harmony of the surrounding five elements (earth, water, fire, air, ether).

Devotional prayers and mantras are chanted in sanskrit to awaken the chakras and acknowledge the divine in its many forms and as Formless One.

Please note: the duni space, fire and ash are sacred: do not point or touch your feet to the duni; do not touch the duni or ash without first having bath; do not throw anything into the duni (including sticks or ash that the fire has thrown out!).

08 Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram

OM Gam Ganapataye from new album Edo &amp; Jo "Kirtan Alive" out now and available on line very soon!

Om Gam Ganapataye

"Krishna He" Maha-Mantra - Prapannam Das

Sanskrit devotional songs from Divine Chants Of Shiva

08 - uma mohan -  - shiva tandava stotram

09 - uma mohan -  - nirvana shatkam

Om Tryambakam Yajamahe,Sugandhim Pushthi Vardhanam

UrvaRukamiva Bandhanat,Mrytyor Muksheeya Mamritat ||

Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra

Hare Krishna Maha Mantra-By Deviji (ChitraLekha Sharma)

Maha Mantra

Maha Mantra Track No.6

Singing With Suryanandini And The Lugansk Symphony Orchestra

Krishna Arjuna Prabhu.  I went ahead and uploaded about 90 or so minutes of Aindra's Bhajans.  Feel free to download any or all 3 of them.  I only have limited space on here for free, so if you would like me to upload a few more new ones, I can do so.  But these existing 3 would need to be removed in order for me to do so.  So if you would like to download all 3 of these so that you can have them on your computer then let me know so I can remove the ones that are on here now and upload 3 new ones :)

28 Maha Mantra

“Vairagya” literally means “transparent.” Just as clear flowing water in the river acquires the color of the soil beneath, one who is transparent has no color of his own. Color is a product of the breaking up of light, the basis of our ability to see. Vairagya is an unbroken or “free-of-all-distortion” state that can light the world. It is only in a state of vairagya one can see as It Is. 

Essentially, vairagya means to be as the Creator intended – not bound to any particular aspect of life, the only bond with the Beyond, the source of Creation. Vairagya is the second album in Sounds of Isha’s “Mantra Series,” and consists of chants sung by Isha Brahmacharis.

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Nirvana Shatakam

Spiritual music by Merav Klin - Vocalist hiller 
Produced by Masala - Music & Spirit 
Guitar By Hadar Yaakov - Strings Master 
Good for YOGA, MEDITATION and spiritual practice 

HEART MANTRA

Gayatri-mantra. 
"Que el Señor ilumine mi Mente y me Haga Pensar de Manera Correcta y Pueda Tomar Decisiones adecuadas"

Tina Malia - Gayatri Mantra

New Maha mantra Tune. Working on it!

With Bhakti living is easy ... when we are in devotion we are free and flow with the Divine plan. That which resonates with us is compellingly attracted into our vibration and life blooms open. Krishna is -among so many other things- a personification of that in us which is irresistible, divine and full of music. By his side is the spellbindingly beautiful Radha, who found her home in his heart through pure devotion. We celebrate the holy names of Krishna, Radha and their line of devotion. Haribol!

Bhakti - The Love Keys & friends

Deviji chants Hare Krishna Maha Mantra in various Raags.
Deviji's Mission is to preach Hari Naam all over the world.