Satyaa & Pari- Shiva Shambhu

‘Mahārāja Parīkṣit attained the highest perfection, shelter at Lord Kṛṣṇa’s lotus feet, simply by hearing about Lord Viṣṇu. Śukadeva Gosvāmī attained perfection simply by reciting Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam. Prahlāda Mahārāja attained perfection by remembering the Lord. The goddess of fortune attained perfection by massaging the transcendental legs of Mahā-Viṣṇu. Mahārāja Pṛthu attained perfection by worshiping the Deity, and Akrūra attained perfection by offering prayers unto the Lord. Vajrāṅgajī [Hanumān] attained perfection by rendering service to Lord Rāmacandra, and Arjuna attained perfection simply by being Kṛṣṇa’s friend. Bali Mahārāja attained perfection by dedicating everything to the lotus feet of Kṛṣṇa.’ - CC Madhya 22.136

9 Processes Of Bhakti - Shabda Hari Das & Vanita Siddharth

Krishna Das - Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

Vedic Chants as Acoustic Medicines
Healing Mantras
– The Divine Power of Rudra - Śiva- Mṛtyunjaya

This CD album contains the Mantras of Rudra, Śiva and Mṛtyunjaya from Yajurveda, which are used commonly for yajña (Vedic rituals). Those three powers in nature are three different aspects of one ‘Supreme Power’ which is considered omnipotent, omnipresent and extremely vital. The Rudra and Śiva Mantras are for Mokṣa (Liberation) and the Mṛtyunjaya Mantra is for creating Divine Vibrations that heal. They create the Devine Energy within human beings, remove the fear of death and liberate one from the cycle of death and rebirth. It’s like “acoustic medicines”.

1. dhyānam / Meditation / 瞑想 07:08
2. rudra prārthanā / Invocation (Rudra Mantras) / 祈願（ルドラ・マントラ） 07:15 
3. śiva ṣadakṣara stotram / The six-syllabled hymn for Śiva / シヴァ六音節賛歌 02:28
4. mṛtyunjaya stotram / Hymn to Mṛtyunjaya / ムルテュンジャヤ賛歌 05:26
5. śiva pañcākṣarī mantraḥ / The Śiva five-syllabled Mantra / シヴァ五音節マントラ 01:15
6. śiva mantrāḥ / Śiva Mantras / シヴァ・マントラ 02:42
7. rudra namaskāra mantraḥ / Rudra Salutation Mantra / ルドラ礼拝マントラ 03:19
8. mṛtyunjaya mahā mantraḥ / Mṛtyunjaya Great Mantra / ムルテュンジャヤ・マハー・マントラ 02:39
9. vasiṣṭhasya ca rathantaram / Īśāna Rudra Sāma / イーシャーナ・ルドラ・サーマ 01:43
10. athāparam agner harasī / Rudra Sāma / ルドラ・サーマ 02:39
11. kṣurasya harasi / Rudra Sāma / ルドラ・サーマ 02:54
12. harasī dve / Rudra Sāma / ルドラ・サーマ 02:45 
13. śiva aṣṭottaraśata nāmāvaḷiḥ / The 108 names of Śiva / シヴァ百八御名 07:01
14. mṛtyunjaya japam / Invocation to Mṛtyunjaya / ムルテュンジャヤ祈願（108回） 20:23
15. mṛtyor haraḥ lokānāṁ śāntir uttamam / Mṛtyoharodeva Sāma / ムルテョール・ハローデーヴァ・サーマ 02:51

Total time 72:28

Vedaprakasha N.Todo　
Teacher of Yoga & Meditation, Lecturer of Indian philosophy and Ayurveda, Chanter of Vedas and Sanskrit Hymns, Psychological counselor. Studied Vedic mantra chants, rituals, yoga and meditation under J. Ramamoorthy and Nārāyaṇa Hosmane. CD albums - VEDA LILA(2003), Vedic Chanting Part1 and 2(2009 and 2012), World in One Heart - The Voice from Heart Sutra(2011), Healing Heart Sutram (2011), Chakra Mantra(2013).

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Healing Mantras - Vedic Chants of Acoustic Medicines

Manish Vyas features this song for Krishna: Jai Radha Madhav, one of Jagjit Singh's most loving compositions. It's a call to Radha's beloved, Krishna, invoking his many  names - each name having a meaning and an amazing story behind... typical of the mystical world of India. Track found in the CD Shivoham www.manishvyas.com/shivoham

Shivoham

Jai Rãdhã Mãdhav

Three Eyes of Shiva 

Another fresh and inspiring version of the ancient Mantra Om Tryambakam - Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra - Rudra Mantra in an East West fusion style - featuring all acoustic instruments . 
Nylon string guitar -  Stevin McNamara.
Glorious vocals by the renowned Indian classical vocalist, Mala Ganguly - 

Drums and percussion by Christo Pellani. 

Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, also known as Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Mantra . It is also called Rudra mantra, referring to the furious aspect of Lord Shiva (Mahadeva), and Tryambakam mantra, alluding to Lord Shiva’s three eyes. The 3rd eye (the faculty of insight and intuition) is said to be located in the space between the eyebrows and is “opened” when one experiences the spiritual awakening.

Followers of Lord Shiva consider that this powerful mantra evokes the Shiva within human beings and removes the fear of death, liberating one from Samsara – the cycle of death and rebirth, hence the name “Great Death-conquering Mantra”.
Along with Gayatri mantra, it holds the highest place among the many Sanskrit mantras used for meditation, contemplation, and healing. Whereas Gayatri Mantra is meant for spiritual guidance and purification, Rudra mantra is used for rejuvenation, healing, and nurturance. Mahamrityunjay mantra is also considered a strong remedy to propitiate Lord Shani (The Sun God).

Lyrics in Sanskrit:

”Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushthivardhanam; Urvaarukamiva Bandhanaan Mrityormuksheeya Maamritaat.
Translation in English:
”We worship the three-eyed one who is fragrant, and who sustains all living beings. May he liberate us from (Samsara) death. May he (Lord Shiva) lead us to immortality, just as the cucumber is released from its bondage.”

Word-by-word meaning 	:

◦	Om – is the primeval ancient sound from which everything originated. This sacred syllable represents the entire manifested world and the unmanifest, and also that which lies beyond both the unmanifest and the manifest.
	◦	Tryambakam – represents the three-eyed Lord Shiva who sees what we can see but who also sees what we can not see.
	◦	Yajamahe – we honor, worship, adore.
	◦	Sugandhim – sweet smelling, fragrant.
	◦	Pushthi – a well-nourished condition, prosperous, thriving, the fullness of life. Reality nourishes (sustains) everything.
	◦	Vardhanam – one who strengthens, nourishes, causes to increase (in wealth, health, well-being, wisdom, knowledge). On the spiritual path, our understanding increases day by day.
	◦	Urvaarukamiva – like the cucumber. Here it symbolizes each of us and our relationship to existence.
	◦	Bandhanaan – from captivity.
	◦	Mrityormuksheeya – free, liberate from death, attain moksha (a blissful state of existence of a soul, completely free from the karmic bondage).
	◦	Maamritaat – may I never again be parted from immortality.

Three Eyes of Shiva (Om Tryambakam Yajamahe - Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra - Rudra Mantra)

Three Eyes of Shiva (Om Tryambakam - Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra)- FT Mala Ganguly - Christo Pellani

Ganesh Mahamantra

Shri Dhanvantari is the primordial God (Avatar) of health care. As such, persons have taken the name "Dhanvantari" in connection with their attempts at medical interventions. One such Dhanvantari was an early Indian medical practitioner and one of the world’s first surgeons. Based on Vedic traditions, he is regarded as the source of Ayurveda. 

Prathna...

 Dhanvantaraye Namah
Om Shri Dhanvantre Namah

Dhanwantri Maha Mantra
"Om Namo Bhagavate
Maha Sudharshana
Vasudevaya Dhanvantaraye;
Amrutha Kalasa Hasthaaya
Sarva Bhaya Vinasaya
Sarva Roka Nivaranaya
Thri Lokya Pathaye
Thri Lokya Nithaye
Sri Maha Vishnu Swarupa
Sri Dhanvantri Swarupa
Sri Sri Sri
Aoushata Chakra Narayana Swaha"

Dhanwantari Gayatri Mantras
"Om tat purushaaya vidmahae
Amritha kalasa hastaaya dheemahi
Tanno Dhanvantri prasodayaat"

"Om aadivaidhyaaya vidmahae
Arogya anugrahaaya dheemahi
Tanno dhanvantri prasodayaat"


Aarogya Mantr-Shri Dhanvantari Mantr

Krishna Das - Live on Earth - Samadhi Sitaram

lyrics
Sachara chara para purna, Shivoham Shivoham 
Nityananda swarupa, Shivoham Shivoham. 
Anandoham, Anandoham, Anandoham, Anandoham.

meaning
'I am Shiva - the deity of eternal bliss. 
I am that which prevails everywhere... complete in itself. 
I am joy itself... I am bliss itself.’

Krishna Das - Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

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