Great Beings Are Here For One Reason

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Jivana Jyoti Tum Ho Sai
Prema Ki Jyot Jalao Sai Prema Ki Jyot Jalao
Jivan Ke In Andhiyaron Mein Sai Deep Jalao
Sai Deep Jalao Sathya Sai Deep Jalao
Prema Ki Jyot Jalao Sai Prema Ki Jyot Jalao

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Jivana Jyoti Tum Ho Sai

This is a very special bhajan of Shrila Narottam Das Thakur from his Prarthana. Performed live by Ananda Lila project in iSoulClub, Moscow on 29-06-2015.

Punah Prarthana (live in Moscow 29-06-2015)

Another Ghazal in a modern style, using the elements of Indian music called TARANA in the background.

Saaki - The Beloved

This track was performed live in Rishikesh on the evening program on the bank of Ganga river on 10th November 2017.

Jaya Rādhā-Mādhava

10/11/2017

Jaya Rādhā-Mādhava (live in Rishikesh 10-11-2017)

Mangalam, a true gem of Indian devotional music: mantras, kirtan, bhajans. Recorded with top musicians from India, this new album is a call to the most auspicious, including songs to Ganesha and other deities from India invoked for new beginnings, strength, protection, guidance. Soulfull and heart-touching mantras from mystical India... to connect in joy, harmony and a loving devotional feeling. + info www.manishvyas.com/mangalam

Mangalam Samples

7. Jaya Govinda Hare

Ancient Chants from India - Volume 1 by mahakatha features the following tracks :
1	Opening Prayer For Yoga - Yogena Chittasya	
2	Chant For Blissful Consciousness - Nirvana Shatakam	
3	Mantra For Overcoming Illness And Pain - Sri Sudarshanashtakam	
4	Sun Salutation Mantra - Surya Namaskar	
5	Powerful Ganesha Shloka To Remove Obstacles - Pranamya Shirasa Devam	
6	Mantra To Start Your Day - Gajananam Bhutaganadi Sevitam	
7	Closing Prayer For Yoga - Durge Smrita Harasi	
8	Soothing OM Chant - With Waterfall Sounds	

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8 Tracks · Released: Apr 20, 2018 · 800739134065

Ancient Chants from India - Volume 1

06 Mantra To Start Your Day - Gajananam Bhutaganadi Sevitam

Gurustotram rendered by Swami Vagishananda Saraswati and Sharada Devi
In offering to their teacher Swami Dayananda Saraswati. 
Guru Stotram has 14 verses that praise the greatness of the guru who imparts self knowledge; Vedanta.

Vedanta is the end portion of the Vedas that teaches Brahma Vidya, the knowledge of the limitless being, which is, according to the Upanishads, the Self.

Vedanta reveals that the nature of I is free from any limitation, it is one, non-dual being. The general understanding of the I is ‘I am limited’ time-wise, space-wise and knowledge-wise. It is because of this conclusion that I am struggling to become happy. This is what is referred to as ‘Samsara’.

In order to get out of that endless cycle of birth and death, I need to know my essential nature as free from death, free from change, free from any limitation whatsoever.

Vedanta says,
You are the whole, you are full and complete as you are.
You are everything you want to be already.
You are the gold in and through all the ornaments.
All you need is to know, to remove the darkness of ignorance, to know yourself as such.

That is Freedom, that is Moksha. That is what ultimately every being is searching for in life, freedom from pain and suffering, freedom from the sense of smallness and inadequacy.

We all want to be happy, at all times and in all places.

We cannot find that in the world, the world is changing, that is the wonder of this creation, of this life.

Therefore I have to look somewhere else. Somewhere I have not yet thought of so far, somewhere closer than the closest.

Myself. That is Vedanta.

Swami Vagishananda Saraswati is a rare and special teacher, totally dedicated to understanding reality and the vedic/yogic teachings since the age of 19 (over 40 years!). Not only does he understand with full clarity the vision of vedanta – the answer to the question “Who am I” and “what brings total happiness and freedom from suffering to a human being?”, he also knows how to convey this truth to his students. He is a master of Vedic chanting and a sanskrit scholar.

He’s been through five 3,5 year courses with his teacher Śri Pujya Swāmi Dayānanda Saraswati. Swamiji teaches with incredible passion and humour, bringing the Vedic teachings alive and into our hearts in a very unique and beautiful way. From Swamiji we get the connection to tradition, as it has been passed down from teacher to student for thousands of years, and a richer sense of what yoga is really about. Satsangs with Swamiji are a rare treat indeed, combining Vedanta with emotional growth and psychology to help us navigate the mind towards objectivity and clarity.

Sharada Devi's spiritual journey started 16 years ago with the love for Yoga, Ayurveda followed by an Indian Classical Dance called Odissi. 10 years ago she finally met her revered teacher, Swami Vagishananda. Since then she has been a devoted student who has wholeheartedly embraced the Vedantic teachings & Sacred disciplines like Vedic Chanting, Sanskrit & Puja. Her devotion shines through in all her offerings. She has the blessing to study as well with Pujya Swamiji and his seniro disciple Shree Radhaji, Vedantin & Jungian Psychology Therapist. Her teachers have blessed her to pass on the Vedic Vision. Today she co teaches at Yoga Teacher Trainings and holds yearly Vedanta Retreats. Her love for the sacred feminine has birthed a beautiful initiative called the Be Woman Project. Its vision is to reestablish the bond between women and help them rediscover the value of being a woman and having a sisterhood. 
More information you find here
www.vaidika.oro
www.bewomanproject.info

Guru Stotram by Swami Vagishananda Saraswati and Sharada Devi

Music designed for Pranayam (breath) practice based on the yogic science of controlled, rhythmic, conscious breathing for body and mind wellness from India.  More information at www.manishvyas.com/prana

Mahabandh: The Great Lock (Activate the Prana Shakti)

Introduction to Mudita and a guided meditation.

Beyond Gratitude - Mudita (Introduction & Meditation)

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."

Mahabandh: The Great Lock (Activate the Prana Shakti)

Manish Vyas

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