Name: Daśaśāntayaḥ by Veda Studies
Duration: 16 min 28 s
Description: Daśaśantayaḥ - 10 Śanti mantras (mantras for peace) from the Taittirīya Āraṇyaka.

Bhū or bhūmi is the globe or earth on which we live. It is a glorious place in the cosmos, for we find the marvel of life here. In the vision of the Vedas, Bhū is a divine entity, a devatā, one of the various forms of Īśvara's manifestation. (Swami Tattvavidananda Saraswati)

Bhū Sūktam

Daśaśantayaḥ - 10 Śanti mantras (mantras for peace) from the Taittirīya Āraṇyaka.

Daśaśāntayaḥ

Guru Stotra (compiled by Guruji)

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Lecture given by Guruji on April 12th, 2011

Śrī Guru (Amrita Janani) Mantra

Awakening the Chakras

The chanting of the Devī Mahātyam requires preparation and rigorous training not only on chanting quality but also on the protocols to be followed before, during & after chanting. These three chants referred to as the Tryaṅgam are required to be recited before Devi Mahātmyam pārāyaṇa.

03 Kīlakam

Mahālakṣmi Aṣṭakam from the Padma Purāṇa is an inspiring prayer devoted to Goddess Lakṣmī to invite abundance and beauty into our lives. Said to have been recited by Indra, the Goddess is exclaimed as an enchantress and the verses describe incredible visualisations that mesmerise the devotee. She grants success, intelligence & knowledge leading to liberation.

Mahālakṣmī Aṣṭakam

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May the morning sun (mitra), evening sun (varuṇa), mid day sun (aryamā), bring us happiness.

May Indra (divine mind), bṛhaspati (divine guru, master of knowledge), Viṣṇu (the all-pervading) bring us happiness.

I bow to you, the one who is constantly expanding (Brāhman)

Salutations to you prāṇa vayu, you are the true divine, the breath that we can perceive.

May all these cosmic forces always protect me and the reciter (teacher).

Śaṃ No Mitrah - Śānti Mantra

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From the 7th Maṇḍala of the Ṛg Veda (recited Yajur Veda tradition) dedicated  entirely to the mantras of Ṛṣi Vaṣiṣṭha, Bhāgya Sūktam is a morning mantra also known as prātaḥ sūktam or morning hymn. Let us call Bhaga, who is strong and victorious, powered by all that is true, right and good to come and displace ignorance and all falsehood in us. 

Bhaga has a wealth of Truth, come and manifest for us the knowledge and energy for this Truth. May the dawn bring to us Bhaga.

This mantra features the famous words Bhagavān and Bhagavantaḥ, used to signify the supreme person in later times, especially in the Bhakti literature.

Bhagya Suktam

Renditions of Challakere Brothers of the Taittiriya Upanishad and Mahanarayanopanishad from the Taittiriya Aranyaka

Taittiriya Upanishad+Mahanarayanopanishad_Challekere Rendition

Veda recitation with Shantala Sriramaiah.

Daśaśāntayaḥ

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