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Amazing song, goes very deep. WOW! Thank you!!!

OM MANY PEDEM HUM

The most chanted mantra in the Tibetian Budism.
The powerful vibrations of those words naturally bring us to a peace and compassion state.
Recorded with Hang, Flute, Xylophone, Lytophone and Voice.
The melodies were inspired in the chanting of Tibetians from Namdroling Monastery's in the Tibetan settlement in south India. Once I was there and many monks and tibetan people were walking around "Golden Temple" chanting same melodies sing on the track.
Recorded in Barcelona.
Pedro Collares: Hang, Lytophone and Voice
Gonzalo Abarca: Flute and Voice
Ravi Ramoneda: Xylophone and Voice

O mantra mais cantado no Budismo Tibetano.
As poderosas vibrações de estas palavras naturalmente nos levam a um estado de paz e compaixão.
Gravado com Hang, Flauta, Xilofone, Litofone e canto.
As melodias foram inspiradas no canto dos Tibetanos do Monastério Namdroling no assentamento Tibetano no Sul da Índia. Uma vez quando eu estava lá muitos monges e pessoas tibetanos estavam caminhando em volta do "Golden Temple" cantando as mesmas melodias que cantamos na musica.
Gravado em Bracelona
Pedro Collares: Hang, Litofone e Canto
Gonzalo Abarca: Flauta e Canto
Ravi Ramoneda: Xilofone e Canto.

El mantra mas cantado en el Budismo Tibetano.
Las poderosas vibraciones de estas palabras naturalmente nos llevam a un estado de paz e compasión.
Gravado con Hang, Flauta, Xilofone, Litofone y canto.
Las melodías fueron inspiradas en el canto de los Tibetanos del Monasterio Namdroling en el asentamiento Tibetano en el Sur de la India. Una vez cuando yo estaba aya muchos monjes y personas tibetanas estabam caminando alrededor del "Golden Temple" cantando las mesmas melodías que cantamos en la música.
Gravado en Barcelona.
Pedro Collares: Hang, Litofone y Canto
Gonzalo Abarca: Flauta y Canto
Ravi Ramoneda: Xilofone y Canto.

Om Mani Pedme Hum

"I hear the Silence" is our favourite mantra from Satyaa & Pari.
We love to chant it at our retreats and workshops in the end of the yoga practice in savasana or when we do a healing circle (info: www.blisspractice.org).

With our version we express our gratitude to life that is spoiling us
with many gifts and brings out the best of us. 
 We want to thank all of you: for trusting our work and joining us on this blissful path.

Namasté

Sophie & Pascal de Lacaze-Duthiers
www.blisspractice.org

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Big & loud thanx to Deva Sangeet for recording and mixing the Song at Upper Space Recording, Berlin.

I hear the Silence (Satyaa & Pari cover)

summer solstice mantra 2014

A song for the Beloved, for sacred partnership and the eternal loving nature residing within each of us.  May your cup be filled from the eternal spring, that love may flow abundantly through every day of your life.  Namaste

Nanda Ke Lal

RAMA PROJECT By Ravi Ram & Manu Om

Lyrics:
Jay Ganesha Deva
Jay Durga Ma
Uma Parvati Ananda Ma
 
Om Namah Shivaya 
Om Namah Shiva
Mahadeva Shambó

Shambó Shambó 
Mahadeva Shambó

Interpretes:
- Voz: Ravi Ram y Manu Om
- 2da voz: Tina Malia y Raffa Martínez
- Guitarra: Manu Om
- Violín: Sukhdev Prasad Mishrá
- Clarinete: Gonzalo Abarca
- Bansuri: Atul Shankar
- Tabla: Ravi Ram
- Cajón: Rafa Martínez
- Bajo: Xavier Grau

www.raviram.es
www.manuom.com

Técnicos: Bipolji, Tina Malia, Jordi Navarro
www.theroombcn.com

Buy on Bandcamp

Jai Ganesha Deva

Bernhard Waschak, Guitar
Christian Amin Varkonyi, Hang

Aurora

By chanting the Gayatri Mantra, the mantra itself reveals the teachings within it. The Gayatri is flawless and whole. The Gayatri Mantra regenerates unobstructed perception in the same way that crops are renewed. For example, wind carries seeds onto the terrain. In time and by the right conditions, wild flowers and wheat inherit the fields. Again and again an unobstructed flow, season after season. The Earth propagates her seeds and in turn the seeds flourish, grow and produce another generation. The mantra works like that, it is seeded by your chanting, it expresses and propagates. Gayatri’s meaning is like the good season that prospers the Earth. Fruit comes forth again and again. Like a surrendered seed is carried by the wind, we too surrender our intention into the universal intention and the Gayatri flowers in places and at times that we may be or may not be aware of.

Gayatri Mantra by Premo Hille

Chidananda

Agua De Estrellas

Es un canto inspirado por los pueblos indios norteamericanos. Es una invocación a los nagas, que son las fuerzas creativas de la naturaleza.
Wakantanka: "Gran espíritu", gran misterio. Término para lo sagrado o divino para la cosmovision sioux.

Wakantanka

Produced by Nick Barber. This Mantra is recited for healing, rejuvenation and connected to the Shiva. According to a legend, Markandeya was the only one on the earth who knew this mantra. The Moon was once in trouble, when cursed by King Daksha. Markandeya gave the Mahamritryunjaya Mantra to Sati, Daksha's daughter, for the Moon. According to another version this is the Bija mantra as revealed to Rishi Kahola that was given by Lord Shiva to sage Sukracharya, who taught it to Rishi Dadhichi, who gave it to King Kshuva, through whom it reached the Shiva Purana.[6]

This mantra is also called the Rudra mantra, referring to the furious aspect of Shiva; the Tryambakam mantra, alluding to Shiva's three eyes; and it is sometimes known as the Mrita-Sanjivini mantra because it is a component of the "life-restoring" practice given to the primordial sage Sukracharya after he had completed an exhausting period of austerity. Its Devata (patron deity) is Rudra, i.e., Shiva in his fiercest and most destructive roopa or aspect. In the Vedas it finds its place in three texts – a) the Rig veda VII.59.12, b) the Yajur Veda III.60, and c) the Atharva Veda XIV.1.17.[7]

Wakantanka

Joan Condal

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