Rudram - unknown chanters

Memories of a holiday in Bulgaria on the Black Sea, beautiful places, delicious Bulgarian food and Bulgarian music

Memories of Bulgaria (updated)

Devi, the ultimate manifestation of the Mother Goddess, represents the creative and nurturing aspects of the universe. She is powerful and all-encompassing, the ultimate Giver.

An invocation to Devi Bhairavi, this song is a plea for Devi to come awake in one's heart and to take one across the ocean of life. It expresses the longing of the devotee to surrender at her feet. 

Come awake, O Bhairavi!
Come awake in my heart.
The wind is blowing, 
The water is rough.
O mother, 
Hold my hand and take me across..
I am,
But an ignorant child of yours. 
I have no knowledge.
I know no devotion.
I surrender to you,
All that I am. 
That you may simply
Allow me to sit at your feet. 



Jaago Bhairavi

Atma Shatakam By Adi Shankaracharya

This album was released by Times Music, July 2004. It comprises music that manifests as strength and success. A sublime tribute to Lord Ganesha.

Track Listing 
1.Maha Ganapathi Moolamantra and Ganesh Gayatri 
2.Ganapati Stavaha 
3.Ganapati Prarthana and Ganapaata 
4.Sankat Naashana Ganesha Stotram 
5.Ganesha Bujangam 
6.Ganapati Atharvasheersham 
7.Shri Maha Ganesha Pancharathnam and Ganadhipati Panchakam 
8.Ganesha Maalamantra 
9.Shri Ganesha Stavarajaha

Credits 
Contents perceived and researched by : Uma Mohan 
All voices : Uma Mohan 
Music and voice arrangement : Stephen Devassy 
Guitars - Sangeeth P.P Sarod, Promod Shanker 
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Aravind Studios, Bangalore 
Produced for The Times Group by - Promod Shanker

05 - Ganesh Bhujangam

09 - Shri Ganesha Stavarajaha

10min. Nadi Shuddhi + 12 Cycles Yogeshwaraya + 3 min. Silence Guided by Sadhguru

Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam & Vishnu Chanting

Vishnu Sahasranamam

Om Namo Naaraayanaaya Chanting

Pic © By Alvaro Puig

The Śrī Sūktam is one of the more popular Vedic hymns, used extensively in ritual worship in temples and homes as well as a sādhana, or daily meditative practice of recitation for tuning into the energy of Lakṣmī, who stands for all that is beautiful, gracious and enriching in man and his surroundings.

Śri Suktam is now included in the Ṛg Veda, but is considered a pariśiṣṭa sūkta or a khila sūkta (an appendix) to the 5th Manḍala. Therefore, you will find in this hymn various possibilities for svara (idamittham) My recitation follows the teachings of my Guru from Trayee Veda Vidyalaya in Bangalore.

09 - Shri Ganesha Stavarajaha

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