Lakshmi Ashtakam by Bombay Sisters

Jagadeesha Sudheesha | Full Song | Parameshwara Stotram | Devotional Shiva Bhajan

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For most human beings, their relationships with others are one of the fundamental aspects of their life's experience. Among the most intimate relationships we hold – at least as children – is with our parents, in whom we had such absolute trust that we fell asleep in their hands. Growing up, many more intimate relationships may have blossomed in our lives. However, the most intimate relationship we can hold is with one's Guru, who can touch our lives in ways beyond our understanding. The Guru's presence is undeniable, and at the same time, unfathomable.

Sadhguru says ​a Guru is not a person, but a possibility. He explains that though access to the physical presence of the Guru may be limited, anyone who truly longs can access the possibility. Once this possibility begins to manifest in our lives, there is no one direction to go, He is available everywhere – in every breath – in everything -  Sab Kuch Tum Ho Sadhguru.

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Maat Pita tum Mere

Shivoham

Jaya Jaya Mahadeva Sadhguru & Sonu Nigam

Durga Sapta Shloka is the summarized view of entire Durga Saptashati. Chanting or listening to these mantras is most powerful way of invoking the Divine Mother. Listening to these mantras 9 times every day at same time brings immense blessings of the Divine Mother in the form of health, wealth, prosperity, removal of obstacles, completion of tasks successfully, granting of wishes and overall well being

Shri Durga Sapta Shloka 9 Times

Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam & Vishnu Chanting

Vishnu Sahasranamam

Om Namo Naaraayanaaya Chanting

Inner Energy, the source of life;understanding and experiencing this energy through the 100 verses hymn, Soundarya Lahari, written by Adi Shankara the renowned teacher of ancient India, describing this universal energy in the form of a beautiful diety, has been set to serene music which invokes tranquility and brings the human mind to a meditational state spontaneously. 

Soundarya Lahari

In this Devotional Poem written in the 14th century, #Surdas describes how he finds true joy in his Guru, and nowhere else. Watch this space for more songs from #Alaap - Songs from Sadhguru  #darshans. 

Lyrics and Meaning:

Mero man anat kahan sukh pavai
Where else can my mind find endless joy?

Jaise udi jahaj ko panchhi, phir jahaz par avai
Like a bird that soars away from a ship in the ocean, only to return

Kamal-nain ko chhandi mahatam, aur dev ko dhyavai
Like having seen his lotus eyes, one still goes looking elsewhere

Param gang ko chhandi piyaso, duramati koop khanavai
Like a thirsty man who ignores the mighty Ganga and digs a well for water like a fool!

Jihin madhukar anbuj ras chakhyo, kyon karil phal khaavai
Having tasted the sweet nectar of a lotus, why should a bee go for a bitter fruit? 

Surdas prabhu kamadhenu taji, chheri kaun duhavai
Surdas says, when the holy Kamadhenu herself is available, why would one milk a goat?

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Mero Mann | Surdas ke pad | सूरदास के पद | Devotional Poem | Alaap - Songs from Sadhguru Darshan

Kanale Kanale

Kabir speaks to a fellow devotee, inviting him on a
journey to another place - a place within, which has all
the joy and bliss that one seeks.

"Cycles of coming and going - birth and death - will end.
Oh my friend, let’s go to my world."

Nirgun Galiyan | Kabir | निर्गुण गलियाँ | Alaap - Songs from Sadhguru Darshan

Mystics have always used sound in ways far beyond the realm of mere entertainment - by breathing in an ethereal dimension into simple rustic sounds from life around to give us a taste of the beyond. A simple twang of the ektara often did what a thousand words could not do to touch people.

Sounds of Isha is Sadhguru's own home grown, anomalous group of 'musicians' - inspired by their deep yearning and sense of gratitude. Dabbling with and melting into their instruments, their work is a subtle fusion of the rich and diverse beings that they are. The group members are full-time volunteers with Isha Foundation, living a life of dedication and austerity; thus, their inspirational songs are usually created after a full day's activity, due to their passion and zest to share a different dimension of the foundation's work.

Their melodies are a fusion of music from different parts of the world - traversing effortlessly and seamlessly across boundaries and cultures. Whilst the music of these songs sooth our minds and the melodies enthrall us, the true potential of the songs is in their capability to instill in us an element of the eternal silence that touches the core of the human being. The performances of Sounds of Isha are set apart to deliver a potent and intoxicating ethereal concoction, transporting those who listen into subtler states of being - becoming the basis for inner exploration.