Mantrapushpam comes under the Taittiriya Aranyaka of the Krishna Yajurveda. It is a very well known chant that is recited in temples, homes and almost all puja rituals. The chant emphasizes that water is the basis of all life. It is also suggested as a chant for supporting conception. The chant invites us to ponder on what is the foundation upon which one can rest as the experiences of life flow through.

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Mantrapushpam

The pancamaya sloka was created by Shri T.K.V.Desikachar, based on the ideas from the taittiriya upanishad. It is in the form of a conversation between the mother and child, where the mother is gently guiding the child to the various aspects of her being - the physical, physiological, mental, personality and spiritual. The chant ends with an emphasis on the integrated-ness of all these aspects in our being. 

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Pancamaya Sloka

This is a rendition of the prarthana slokam in the tradition of vedic chanting as taught by Sri Krishnamacarya. The prarthana slokam describes the divine, in the form of Hayagriva as one who is brilliant, all pervading, having a pleasant form, one who is a remover of obstacles, is omniscient, without any blemishes, the basis of all knowing, and the Guru and offers our obeisance to the divine.

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Prarthana sloka

The siva pancakshari mantra is a very important and well known mantra that is found in the Rudram from the taittriya samhita. It invites us to dwell at the 5-ness that is present in all that exists in this universe and therefore connects us to one another - the 5 sense and action organs, the 5 elements (earth, water, fire, air and space) and the 5 tanmatras/fundamental entities (smell, taste, form, touch, and sound). It is a celebration of the auspiciousness of all that exists in this universe made of this 5-ness. Here it is chanted in the samhita, krama, jata and ghana pata-s. 

Siva pancakshari

Unflinching conviction, dedication and commitment in any endeavour is Shraddha. It helps us persevere in the face of obstacles on the path. In this suktam, Shraddha is described as the basis for every effort in the universe, lauding it is as paramount and honouring it as a Goddess. It is a part of the Taittriya Brahmana and Rig Veda. Listening to this chant can help us reconnect to our conviction, inspire us to persevere in our efforts, and bring vitality to face the challenges in our life.

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Sraddha suktam

The Gayatri Mantra is very well known mantra. It is an ode to the sun, chanted usually at the transition between day and night and also at high noon. It is a maha mantra found in the Rg veda and worships Savitr (the rising sun), as the origin of all energy. The mantra meditates on savitr as the so that our mind (and mental process, speech , behavior and physical activities) reflect the brilliant, effulgent, and the enlivening nature of the rising sun, removing the obstacles and darkness within and outside. Also known as the Savitri mantra, it is commonly known as the gayatri mantra as it is in the Gayatri chandas (8 syllabed sections).

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Gayatri Mantra

Invocatory prayer to Lord Gaṇapati who helps to remove all obstacles. 

Gaṇapati prārthana

Invocatory prayer to Goddess Sarasvatī to bless us with intellect, knowledge & wisdom

Sarasvatī prārthana

Purna Śānti Mantra

Mahāmṛtyuñjaya mantra

Suryanamaskara mantra

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Gaṇapati Upaniṣad is an excerpt from the Atharva Veda and honours Ganapati as the one supreme truth.

Gaṇapati Upaniṣad

Agñi is the divine will in a person who leads him/her towards higher goals.

Agni Sūktam

In Durga Suktam, the goddess is referred to as the one who protects us from all difficulties just like a boat across a river. 

Durga Suktam


Śraddhā is an attitude of trust, dedication, self-confidence, conviction, respect & adoration

Śraddhā Sūktam

Medha is an aspect of Goddess Sarasvati, the power of memory and higher intellect

Medhā Sūktam

Āyur mantra

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