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dimanche 10 mai 2009

Gayatri Mantra and Maha Mrityeonjaya Mantra - Hein Braat


Gayatri Mantra and Maha Mrityeonjaya Mantra - Hein Braat
Twenty years ago Hein got into touch with mantra singing through a teacher in kriya yoga. Although he couldn’t totally find himself in the yoga doctrine and the content of the mantra lyrics, it was the inspiration with which this teacher sang his mantras that appealed to him most. Thus his interest was aroused, and driven by his musical constitution, he wondered what kind of technique and mechanism was behind it all. The rest of the yoga he more or less put aside and decided to focus all his attention and energy on the art of chanting mantras. By experimenting and constant practice, Hein managed to open many doors within himself. In order to widen/deepen his understanding of mantras he also studied Sanskrit for one year (the language in which the mantras were originally written down). Compared to Dutch he finds Sanskrit a much richer language with a wide spectrum of sounds that involve the entire body in pronunciation. And that he finds essential for reaching unity. Just like an instrument, all tones are utilised to reach an integral sound that unites everything together. The mantra does the same thing: the singer uses his own body to tune himself to his Higher Self, Soul, Life essence or whatever name you wish to attach to it.


jeudi 16 avril 2009

The Eternal Om - Robert Slap

The Eternal Om - Robert Slap

The OM is all sound and silence throughout time, the roar of eternity and the essence of pure being. It invokes the ALL that is otherwise inexpressible and it is the highest spiritual sound on earth. Using the lates in electronic technology, New Age musicain Robert Slap has synthesized various pitches from human voices, all intoning this OM together at the prescribed vibrations. In the background is an almost subliminal-sounding choir. Soothing, uplifting and spiritually inspiring: ideal for meditation, massage, or as a background sound to deepen concentration.

This album unmasks the absolute purity of the human spirit, filling a room with total peace. The Eternal Om is a gift, perfect to play first thing in the morning to help awaken the soul and bring in the morning light.

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vendredi 20 mars 2009

The Mantram Handbook: A Practical Guide to Choosing Your Mantram and Calming Your Mind - Eknath Easwaran

The Mantram Handbook: A Practical Guide to Choosing Your Mantram and Calming Your Mind - Eknath Easwaran

The mantram, or mantra, is a short, powerful, spiritual formula from the world’s great traditions, repeated silently in the mind, anytime, anywhere. Examples of mantrams are Rama, Rama, used by Gandhi, or My God and My All, repeated by St. Francis of Assisi, or Om Mane Padme Hum. Easwaran taught the use of the mantram for over forty years as part of his passage meditation program. He explains how the mantram works, and gives practical guidelines for using it to focus our thoughts and access deeper resources of strength, patience, and love. The mantram can help us replenish our energy, release creativity, and heal old conflicts. These resonant phrases work equally well for parents with young children, colleagues at work, couples in a relationship, in illness or depression, and even at the time of death. And Easwaran shows how repetition of the mantram can open the door to a life that is increasingly meaningful and fulfilling.

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vendredi 13 février 2009

Morning Mantras: Mantras to Start Your Day With - Various Artists


Morning Mantras: Mantras to Start Your Day With - Various Artists
This is a path-breaking album that encompasses the entire range of Mantras and Shlokas that are recited for an auspicious commencement of our day that leads to prosperity and harmony in our lives. It is traditionally believed by Hindus that a daily recitation of these Morning Mantras during the auspicious period of ‘Brahma-Muhurat’ gives one immense benefit leading to greater spiritual fulfillment. These early morning hours (between 4 A.M. to 6 A.M.) are the time when Satwa dominates. This part of the day is full of goodness and when the mind is in its purest form. As the day progresses, the guna of Rajas becomes prominent. Energy levels are the highest, and the mind is full of enthusiasm and excitement. Tamas predominates the evenings and late nights where the darkness, impurities and weaknesses of the mind are easily brought forth.

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