In this podcast series, Swami Satyananda Saraswati of Devi Mandir (Napa, California), narrates and discusses the contents of his book 'Kali Puja'. It also contains Goddess Kali mantra japa and songs sung by Shree Maa & the family. 

About the book:

“Kal” is Time, “KALI” is She Who is Beyond Time.  She leads our awareness into timelessness.  Kali is also is the Goddess who takes away darkness. She cuts down all impurities, consumes all iniquities, and purifies the hearts of Her devotees.  Now we can worship Her according to the ancient tradition. 

The complete worship of the Divine Mother who Takes away Darkness includes Her advanced puja, Her thousand names, the mantras and mudras for traditional offerings, as well as the systems of worship for conceiving spiritual children, offering bhang and alcohol. 

Also available to accompany the text is a beautiful CD or cassette of Shree Maa’s recitation of the thousand names. It includes the original Sanskrit mantras, Roman transliteration and English translation.

If one is interested in learning more about the Kali Puja and performing the worship of Goddess Kali simply and at a beginners level, please refer to this link:

https://www.shreemaa.org/learn-kali-puja/

If one is interested in browsing through or buying a copy of the Kali Puja book, one can refer to this link below:

https://www.shreemaa.org/kali-puja-book/

If one would like to download a free copy of the Kali Chalisa, please click on the link below:

https://www.shreemaa.org/kali-puja-book/

Namaste.

10. Kali Sahararnam/1008 Names of Kali, Names# 88 - 287 (Pg 126 - 145 )

10.(a). Shree Maa sings '108 Shiva Names'

11. Kali Sahasranama/1008 Names of Goddess Kali, Names# 288 - 493, (Pg 145 - 164)

12. Kali Sahasranam/1008 Names of Goddess Kali, Names# 494 - 699 (Pg 164 - 185)

12.(a). Shree Maa sings a MahaLaxmi Stotram

Le samedi & le dimanche à 14h30.
Animée par Yogindra.

Le sage n’est troublé ni par le succès, siddhi, ni par l’échec, asiddhi. Il a dépassé les dvandva, les paires d’opposés. Il agit mais il n’est jamais enchaîné pas ses actions.

Se Satisfaire de Tout ce qui Arrive (Samedi 3 Avril 2021)

Le samedi & le dimanche à 14h30.
Animée par Yogindra.

Le sage n’a aucun attachement, il est libéré, mukta. Son mental reste fermement établi dans la connaissance, jñāna. Alors il agit en offrant toutes ses actions au Divin, comme en sacrifice, yajña. Son action est dissoute dans le sacrifice.

l'Action Menée comme un Sacrifice (Dimanche 4 Avril 2021)

13. Kali Sahasranama, Names# 700 - 847 (Pg 185 - 205)

VEDA LILA - The Miracle of Vedic Chants (Sanskrit) Digest
VEDA LILA-The Miracle of Vedic Chants
SAMAVEDA MANTRA CHANTING

This gentle, profound, yet powerful vibration of Sanskrit, with its 5,000 years of tradition, fills our souls with love, harmony and peace.

Duo with female chanters and collaboration with tamboura, didgeridoo and percussion. Leelah is a Sanskrit word that means divine play.

Brahma Sama
Vishnu Sama
Devi Sama
4.Invocation for Rudra
Shanti Mantra
6.Soma Suktam

Chanting : Veda Prakasha Toodoo

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ヴェーダ・リーラー　-　サーマヴェーダ・マントラ（サンスクリット）」ダイジェスト版
VEDA LILA-The Miracle of Vedic Chants
SAMAVEDA MANTRA CHANTING

五千年の伝統を持つサンスクリットのこの優しく深遠で、かつ力強い波動は、私たちの魂を、愛、調和、平和で満たしてくれます。

女性詠唱者とのデュオやタンブーラ、ディジュリドゥ、パーカッションとのコラボレーションなど。リーラーとは神の戯れという意味のサンスクリットです。

1.Brahma Sama
2.Vishnu Sama
3.Devi Sama
4.Invocation for Rudra
5.Shanti Mantra
6.Soma Suktam

詠唱　: ヴェーダプラカーシャ・トウドウ

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VEDA LILA - The Miracle Of Vedic Chants サーマヴェーダ・マントラ（サンスクリット）ダイジェスト版

Sahasrara is the Sanskrit name of the 7th Chakra.  Today’s meditation connects us to this higher consciousness and enables us to bond with the pure, perfect energy of the universe!

My intro music is by my dear friend, Pierre Bensusan. The track is called Sentimentales Pyromaniaques from the album 'Altiplanos'.

Inviting in White Light Crown Chakra Energy

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MiCredo | 100 bpm

Le samedi & le dimanche à 14h30.
Animée par Yogindra.

Tous les ingrédients de l’action, arpaṇa, tous les résultats de l’action, havis qui est l’offrande, et l’action elle-même, sont brahman. Tout est consumé dans le feu, agni, qui est brahman. Celui qui agit est lui-même brahman.

Toutes les Actions sont Brûlées dans le Feu de Brahman (Samedi 10 Avril 2021)

Le samedi & le dimanche à 14h30.
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Contempler brahman dans l’action, karma, est l’expérience qui conduit à la connaissance de brahman. Ainsi toutes les différences sont dissoutes, quand celui qui agit est absorbé, en samādhi, dans brahman.

Par l’Action On ne Peut Aller qu’en Brahman (Dimanche 11 Avril 2021)

Ketu Graha Mantra 108 times Chanting
Ketu is one of 9 planet in Hindu Astrology.

Ketu Mantra108 Times ケートゥ・マントラ 108回チャンティング

7th chapter: verses 29, 30 Introduction to chapter 8
-The lecture was given by Swami Tattwamayananda on April 2, 2021.
-29th verse: “Those who strive to attain freedom from old age and death by taking refuge in Me, they know Brahman. That Brahman is all of adhyatma and karma in its entirety.”
-Old age/death is a metaphor that represents the impermanence of the body and the world. Once we become aware of this impermanence, we can face life’s challenges more effectively.
-Those who are lucky enough to get to higher philosophy understand that there is a quest for a higher meaning that provides freedom from clinging to things that are impermanent. They develop an urge to seek this higher freedom.
-One can take refuge in a great spiritual teacher who reveals the supreme truth – such as Lord Krishna or Jesus Christ. One can also take refuge in the essence of the eternal teachings of these spiritual teachers. The Advaitic interpretation is to take refuge in Brahman.
-This urge for spiritual freedom cannot be developed suddenly. It is developed gradually. We should start by developing an element of detachment from raga, dvesha, results of actions, and selfish motives. Selfish motives represent our desire for the impermanent.
-Yaksha posed a question to Yudhishthira – “What is the most mysterious fact of life?” In answer, Yudhishthira said – “Every minute and second, we see so many creatures moving towards the abode of death. Still, we believe that we will not have to join this procession. This is the most mysterious fact of life.”
-30th verse: “Those who know Me, they know the supreme truth in a comprehensive manner – Adhibhutam, Adhidaivam and Adhiyajnam. They continue to know Me even at the time of death.”
-Adhibhutam represents the gross, material elements that constitute the empirical world. Adhidaivam represents the presiding deities of the senses of perception, senses of action, mind and intellect, that enable us to perceive the phenomenal world. Adhiyajnam represents the presiding deities over rituals and sacrifices.
-Verses 1-4 of 8th chapter explain that one who is spiritually fit for higher pursuit, naturally develops the ability to understand everything in a comprehensive manner.
-When we get into spiritual life, we develop an intuition into the nature of things. We develop a spiritual common sense that gives us maturity, wisdom and a better outlook towards life.
-Ashtanga Yoga prescribed in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra – Yama, Niyama, Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana and Samadhi – only takes us to a stage, where we become fit for enlightenment. It does not take us to the highest state of enlightenment.
-Vedanta prescribes a more comprehensive plan that takes one to the highest enlightenment. The plan involves seven disciplines. (1) Discrimination between unreal and the Real (2) Renunciation of what is unreal (3) Self-control: shama, dama, uparati, titiksha, shraddha and samadhana (4) Mumukshutam (5) Shravanam (6) Mananam (7) Nidishyasana.
-If one has Mumukshutam, the strong urge for spiritual freedom, all the other qualities naturally come to him.
-Swami Vivekananda said that every living creature has an innate desire for freedom and self-preservation. The difference between an amoeba and a Buddha is only of degrees, not of kind. Every ordinary pursuit of life preservation is part of our attempt to get freedom from old age and death.
-Swami Vivekananda also gives the example of a locomotive and an ant. The locomotive is not more powerful than the ant, as it only has borrowed intelligence. The ant has the ability to decide its fate and look for freedom.

76 - The Urge for Spiritual Freedom | Swami Tattwamayananda

-Conclusion of 7th chapter; 8th chapter: verses 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; 3rd chapter, verse 35
-The lecture was given by Swami Tattwamayananda on April 9, 2021.
-30th verse: “Those who know Me as the totality of all that exists – Adhibhutam, Adhidaivam and Adhiyajnam – they continue to know Me even at the time of death.”
-8th chapter starts with questions from Arjuna. In the 1st and 2nd verses, he asks: “What is Brahman? What is Adhyatma? What is action? What is Adhibhuta and what is Adhidaiva? Who and in what way is Adhiyajna present in the human body? How are You known at the time of death by those practicing spiritual disciplines?
-Lord Krishna answers starting with the 3rd verse.
-3rd verse: “Aksharam (Brahman) - as the imperishable, indestructible, impersonal, unmanifest reality - is the supreme truth. Its presence in every human being is called Adhyatma. The vibration of this potentiality into creative and evolutionary activities is called action (karma).
-Aksharam means indestructible. It also means something that is indescribable. Anything that can be explained, is finite and has limitations. Brahman is beyond these limitations. Scriptures only help to remove wrong notions about the supreme truth. Realization of the supreme truth is a matter of one’s own experience and cannot be explained.
-Our Antahkarana is like a mirror on which this supreme reality is reflected. When we practice spiritual disciplines with shraddha, the Antahkarana becomes pure, like a clean mirror, and the supreme reality reflects with more effulgence.
-Yajna as a Vedic ritual involves offering auspicious things in the fire as an act of renunciation, for the good of the world and to propitiate the devatas (gods). Yajna in Gita refers to any noble activity done with a sense of sanctity and sacredness, for the good of others, without selfish motives, and as an offering to God. Both types of yajnas constitute action (karma).
-Yajnavalkya in a reply to Gargi in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad describes Aksharam (Brahman) as “At the command of that Reality, O Gargi, the sun and moon hold their courses; heaven and earth keep their positions; moments, hours, days and nights, fortnights and months, seasons and years–all follow their paths; rivers issuing from the snowy mountains flow on, some eastward, some westward, others in other directions.”
-4th verse: “What is perishable – comes into existence and later disappears – is Adhibhutam. The reflection of the supreme reality in the human body is Adhidaivam. The supreme reality itself is Adhiyajna, as the cause of evolutionary activity and sustenance of the universe.
-5th verse: “Those who at the time of death remember Me alone – when they leave the body, they attain Me. There is no doubt about it.”
-5th verse reveals the mystery of human life, death, reincarnation, and the doctrine of karma. Brahma Sutras discuss this in further detail – the dynamics of leaving the world and the dynamics of returning to the world.
-Doctrine of karma in Vedanta is the opposite of pre-determinism – it says that we can assert our future and freedom by generating good samskaras.
-6th verse: “Whatever object one thinks of at the time of death, he attains that very object, being absorbed in its thought.”
-The dominant idea at the time of death constitutes the background of next life. The dominant thought at the time of death is linked to what ideas dominated one’s life. At the time of death, one cannot just think what he wants - one’s true nature comes out.
-Isha Upanishad depicts a person pleading and praying to his mind at the time of death – “O mind, think of all the good thoughts, words and deeds from your life.”
-3rd chapter, 35th verse: “It is better to practice one’s own Swadharma, even if practiced imperfectly, than doing someone else’s work in a perfect manner.”
-Swadharma, is work that naturally comes to us “unasked”, by virtue of our qualification and fitness. When we do our Swadharma, we find contentment. When we neglect our Swadharma, we violate Ritm - the central principle of inherent harmony that exists in nature, at a cosmic level and at an inner level.

77 - Aksharam (Brahman) | Swami Tattwamayananda

Relaxing music inspired by Ravi Shankar and Indian classical.

Consciousness (चेतना)

What is contemplative education? How does it relate to wisdom, to Buddha-Nature and to Ethical concerns? What is the place of sitting meditation? Are there other contemplative practices useful in this approach? And what could be the place of the sensory faculties and emotions within this form of education? These are some of the questions that we are going to discuss before opening up into a larger discussion.
Judith Simmer-Brown is a distinguished Professor of Contemplative and Religious Studies at Naropa University. She has expertise in Tibetan Buddhism, Women and Buddhism, Buddhist-Christian dialogue, Western Buddhism and Contemplative Education. She is an acharya — a senior Buddhist teacher — in the Shambhala Buddhist Tradition and was a senior student of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. She is co-chair of the steering committee of the Contemplative Studies Unit of the American Academy of Religion. Previously she was a member of the Lilly Buddhist-Christian Theological Encounter.
Diane Denis is an assistant professor of the Rangjung Yehse Institute in Kathmandu. She holds an MFA from Naropa University and a Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Laval University. She has been a student of Khenpo Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche for over 25 years. She is an active translator, an artist, a philosopher, and a socially concerned individual. Her ‘contemplative’ approach to teaching is rooted in a Buddhist perspective - which comes from years of research on Indian and Tibetan Buddhist philosophical texts, in particular, the works of Maitreya (IVth c.) and particularly the Dharmdharmatāvibhāga. Her current research interest is Embodied Ethical Wisdom and the notion of support, basis or reliance as it is found in the Prajñāpāramitā literature. They spoke to students of RYI on 29th of March 2021.

Dr. Judith Simmer-Brown & Dr. Diane Denis - "Contemplative Education"

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Season 2 - Episode 8 - Tiger
 
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predator “the tiger”. Forest is safe where a tiger dwells in all its glory. No wonder Indian wilderness has so
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S2 - E8 - Animals In Indian Culture - Tiger

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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Ancient Indian culture believes that man is a part of nature & not its master.
Appreciation, Conservation & Protection of wildlife based on the principles of respect & love in the era of technological advancement is the key to safeguard the future of Mother Earth -Ela.

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Let's get "In The Flow" of life...together!  This podcast focuses on meditations and uplifting conversations designed to allow the beauty of life to flow through us!
My intro music is by my dear friend, Pierre Bensusan.  The track is called Sentimentales Pyromaniaques from the album 'Altiplanos'.  He is an extraordinary guitarist and I am honored to be using his music as my introduction!

1) Established in 1900 by Swami Vivekanananda, the first Hindu monk to preach in the West.  
2) A branch of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission headquartered in India, which is a continuation of the most ancient order of monks coming from the time of the Vedas.

Rangjung Yeshe Institute (RYI) has conducted study programs in Nepal for more than 25 years. Since 2002 RYI has partnered with Kathmandu University offering academic credit for those study programs. In 2009 RYI launched its online learning program. Our aim is to utilise our expertise and experience to enable students from around the world to study Buddhism and Himalayan Languages with us.

Radio Gandharva Gana - 1ère Radio Védantique

Radio Gandharva Gana diffuse 24h/24 des méditations, des mantras, des entretiens avec des personnalités du monde spirituel, des conférences, des cours de philosophie védantique, de la musique interreligieuse, des prières et des paroles de sagesse.

Le védanta enseigne la présence de la divinité en tout: la nature de l'homme et de l'univers entier est divine. Ainsi le but de la vie humaine est de découvrir et de manifester cette réalité, les différentes traditions dans le monde constituant autant de chemins pour y parvenir. L'unité dans la diversité est le thème immortel du Védanta.

Swami Satyananda Saraswati of Devi Mandir, USA is offering free Spiritual classes about popular Hindu scriptures on Google Hangouts starting Mar 23, 2020 daily @ 8:30am IST (8:00pm PST). Those who want to join and be part of this daily satsang can do so by following below instructions:

1) Install 'Hangouts Meet' app on mobile device (or visit meet.google.com on any Mac/PC browser)
2) Click- meet.google.com/stw-arxt-xhq
3) Tap 'Ask to join' around 8:25am IST (Indian time) or 7:55pm PST (Pacific Standard time)

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