From the album 'Mantras of the SVA Tradition for the Heart, Mind & Organs' produced by Dr. Vaidya Mishra. http://www.vaidyamishra.com/

Aditya Prakash - vocals
Sheela Bringi - harp, back-up vocals 

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Mantra For Peace by Aditya Prakash & Sheela Bringi

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This Song is mastered by Vincent Villuis (Aes Dana)  @ Ultimae Records.

We offer this Album at the Lotus Feet of our beloved Master 
Shrii Shrii Anandamurtiji 

Baba Nam Kevalam 
Baba means "my most beloved One", Nam means "name of" or "to identify with", and Kevalam means "only". So the meaning of the mantra is "My most Beloved is the only One." The ideation is: "Everywhere I look, in everything I hear, feel, see, taste and smell, I perceive that one Supreme Consciousness which pervades all things." 

Kiirtan is the singing of a mantra aloud while ideating on the Supreme Being. It inculcates the feeling of bliss and prepares the mind for meditation, because in performing it all the motor and sensory organs are engaged and directed towards the Supreme. It can be done anywhere, any time, but the best time is just before meditation. 
Chanting the mantra out loud before meditation is called "kiirtan." It is extremely beneficial and makes meditation much easier. Its a sort of a halfway step. The mind stays focused only on the mantra, but all the senses are not focused inwardly--we are still singing and listening. It helps slow breathing (through singing), helps fix the mantra in the mind, and on a subtler level, raises the vibration in the room. 

If you are inspired with this Album and you would like to learn more about Kiirtan and meditation, please contact this website: 
www.anandamarga.org 

To know more about Ananda Marga's spiritual master, read the biography book 'Shrii Shrii Anandamurti- The Jamalpur years written by Devashish.

Kundalini Kirtan

Gurur Brahma

Ek Ong Kar Sat Nam Siri Wahe Guru: "The Creator and the Creation are One. This is our True Identity. The ecstasy of the experience of this wisdom is beyond all words and brings indescribable bliss."

Snatam Kaur - Ek Ong Kar Sat Nam (Child of Illusion's Undivided Mix - 2023)

This track is from the album Durga Mantras for Protection and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/anandavdovic

Durgaashtakam - 8 Versis to Durga

Бхагава́н (санскр. भगवान्, Bhagavān IAST) — санскритский термин, часто используемый в индуизме по отношению к Верховному Существу или Абсолютной Истине как к Личности Бога, как к Богу в Его личностном аспекте.[1] Эта личностная концепция Бхагавана более или менее тождественна общему понятию Бога в христианстве.
Бхагаван также используется как термин, тождественный слову «господь» в русском языке, как например «Бхагаван Кришна» или «Бхагаван Шива» и др. В буддизме и джайнизме, этим титулом называют Гаутама Будду, Махавиру и других Тиртханкар, а также бодхисаттв. В современном контексте, термин часто употребляется как уважительная форма обращения к духовным учителям в Индии.

Maneesh de Moor - Om Bhagavan

Adi mantra es el mantra con el que empezamos nuestras prácticas de Kundalini Yoga. Es un mantra poderoso y antiguo que conecta directamente con la fuente, un mantra que vitaliza y sintoniza, que nos pone en armonía con la danza del universo.

Adi Mantra

The Gāyatrī Mantra is a highly revered mantra, based on a Vedic Sanskrit verse from a hymn of the Rigveda (3.62.10), attributed to the rishi Viśvāmitra. The mantra is named for its vedic gāyatrī metre.[1] As the verse can be interpreted to invoke the deva Savitr, it is often called Sāvitrī.[2] Its recitation is traditionally preceded by oṃ and the formula bhūr bhuvaḥ svaḥ, known as the mahāvyāhṛti ("great utterance").

The Gayatri Mantra is repeated and cited very widely in vedic literature,[3] and praised in several well-known classical Hindu texts such as Manusmṛti,[4] Harivamsa,[5] and the Bhagavad Gita.[6][7] The mantra is an important part of the upanayanam ceremony for young males in Hinduism, and has long been recited by Brahmin males as part of their daily rituals. Modern Hindu reform movements spread the practice of the mantra to include women and all castes and its use is now very widespread

Omkara- Gayatri Mantra

Purnamadah

From the album "Ben Leinbach Presents Sangha". A collection of collaborations with several of the top names in mantra music. Album also features Jai Uttal, Deva Premal and Miten, Snatam Kaur, Donna de Lory, David Newman, Prajna Vieira and Mukti.

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Tantroktam Devi Suktam

"Tantroktam Devi Suktam" by Jaya Lakshmi and Ben Leinbach.

Hey Shiva Shankara

Indian American musician Sheela Bringi has been exploring the connections between her ancestral and actual homelands her entire life. The Grammy-nominated musician sings and plays a 36-string harp, the Indian harmonium and bansuri (Indian bamboo flute).

As a young woman Bringi was influenced by M.I.A. and Dead Can Dance, studied with Cecil Taylor and Meredith Monk, while at the same time deepened her studies with Indian classical masters like Pandit G.S. Sachdev and Ustaad Aashish Khan.

This unique background has resulted in her debut album, Incantations (Black Swan Sounds), rooted in India’s classical music tradition and the beauty of its mantras, as well as a groundbreaking exploration of American jazz and blues. The album was released in 2014 and garnered praise from National Public Radio, the Guardian, Public Radio International and more, and debuted at #9 on the iTunes World Music chart.

She has performed in a wide range of venues, including concert halls and universities presenting traditional material, yoga studios leading kirtans and in dance clubs overtop throbbing, bass-heavy beats (she’s toured with Karsh Kale, DJ Drez, and many others).