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Shiva - Mantra from the album 'Shiva Brahmasmi' (snippet)

Nirvana Shatakam is one of the rare stotras composed by Adi Shankaracharya (Adi Sankara Bhagawat Pada 8th Century). In this beautiful stotra Adi Sanka identifies himself with Lord Shiva and there by explains his philosophy of Oneness or non dualism. Shatakam is a Sanskrit word which literally means Six and the Nirvana Shatkam Sloka comprises of Six Stanzas. Nirvanasatakam Stotram repeats the word “Shivoham” which literally means “I am Shiva”.

Sung by GOPIKA 
Guitars and Music by NADAKA
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SHIVOHAM Nirvana Shatakam sung by GOPIKA

Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda Swamiji-Narayana Kavacham

02 Shri Shiva Kavacha Strotam

Ninu Vidisivundalenaya

Harihar

Karpur Gauram

This is a live recording of my first composition called "Om Namah Shivaya". Enjoy!!

Jai Gurudev

Om Namah Shivaya (LIve)

MAHAKALA MAHADEVA - Gundecha brothers

Song by Samskriti children at the end of Sadhguru's dharshan at the Yoga Center on Sunday 9th Dec 2012

Gauranga (Samskriti Live)

Om namo narayana  superbbbbb songs

Bhairavi Jai Bhairavi | Thaipusam 11th Anniversary of Consecration 

Manish Vyas, born in Gujarat, India (lives in Switzerland) and has been learning Indian music since the age of ten, he learnt Tabla with Ustad Allarakha in Mumbai, where he continued for many years, while he was in charge of the musical department at Osho Ashram in Pune, organizing and performing concerts. He is composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist (Tabla, Harmonium, Santoor, Keyboard) and teacher. Along his lifetime musical path, he has composed hundreds of songs, mainly in the devotional, folk, instrumental, meditative and Sufi genres. He has released more than 20 albums. He offers the perfect blend of Indian genuine sounds merged with a touch of fusion, which makes his music so accessible and appreciated by all type of listeners in the search of authentic Indian sounds. Manish lives currently in Switzerland where he runs a music academy in his spare time. "Important is people know what is what when it comes to sound, Indian music, mantra and Indian spirituality. I share that, what i learned from genuine sources, this is the least respect that Indian music deserves and will always deserve."