Podcasts about kirtans

Gruppe Mudita … Gruppe Mudita singt den Kirtan Jaya Mata Kali, die Nummer 321 im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft. Lausche dem Jaya Mata Kali mit der Gruppe Mudita. Hier der volle Text in vereinfachter Umschrift: Jay(a) Mata Kali,Jay(a) Mata DurgeKali Durge Namo Namaha „Jaya Mata Kali“ gehört zu den besonders enthusiastischen, besonders ekstatischen und freudevollen Kirtans. Wie so viele Kirtans der göttlichen Mutter ist es ein Kirtan, der mitreißend ist, der das Herz öffnet. Hier wird die göttliche Mutter zum Triumphieren aufgefordert. Jaya heißt … Jaya heißt ja „Sieg an“, heißt „Ehrerbietung an“, Jaya heißt auch „es Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali mit Gruppe Mudita erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

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Mantra für die Göttliche Mutter. Kali, die dunkle und geheimnisvolle Göttin.O göttliche Mutter, o Kali, o Durga, ich erweise dir meine Ehrerbietung gesungen von Sonya „Jaya Mata Kali“ gehört zu den besonders enthusiastischen, besonders ekstatischen und freudigen Kirtans. Du findest hier den Text zum Mitsingen: AmJaya mātā kālīG AmJaya mātā durgeF Am Em Amkālī durge namo namahF Gkālī durge namo namahF Am Em Amkālī durge namo namah Jaya bedeutet „Sieg für“, „Verehrung für“, „langes Leben“. Jaya bedeutet auch „Triumph in“. Die göttliche Mutter ist überall, sie ist das Leben. „Jaya, Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali mit Sonya vom Mantra Circle erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Mantra für die Göttliche Mutter. Kali, die dunkle und geheimnisvolle Göttin.O göttliche Mutter, o Kali, o Durga, ich erweise dir meine Ehrerbietung gesungen von Sonya „Jaya Mata Kali“ gehört zu den besonders enthusiastischen, besonders ekstatischen und freudigen Kirtans. Du findest hier den Text zum Mitsingen: AmJaya mātā kālīG AmJaya mātā durgeF Am Em Amkālī durge namo namahF Gkālī durge namo namahF Am Em Amkālī durge namo namah Jaya bedeutet „Sieg für“, „Verehrung für“, „langes Leben“. Jaya bedeutet auch „Triumph in“. Die göttliche Mutter ist überall, sie ist das Leben. „Jaya, Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali mit Sonya vom Mantra Circle erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

The way one resides in Vṛndāvan or in Rādhā-kuṇḍa isn't necessarily just to move in, and I'll stop with this point, but it means that, we should be careful. Caitanya Mahāprabhu said that you should live in Vṛndāvan always; if you can't be there physically, then you should live there within your mind and heart. So if you're living here, you can cultivate that mood. It does help to go to Vṛndāvan during our lifetimes if we could make the pilgrimage to Vṛndāvan, as suggested by Prahlāda Mahārāja in today's verse 'vanaṁ gato yad dharim āśrayeta'. You should try to go there and take shelter. My personal experience is going to the dhāma and spending time there means that you develop a relationship with it because the dhāma is non-different from Kṛṣṇa. If you go there and serve the dhāma and you hear in the dhāma, then you start to develop an affection for the dhāma and you think, "Let me be in the dhāma." And then, you can think of the dhāma, and that was Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu's recommendation or order that 'Live in Vṛndāvan', but it means live there within your heart. Some people move to Vṛndāvan, and they're thinking, "I wish I was in Delhi because I could watch a video right now. I won't do it in Vṛndāvan, but maybe I'll go to Delhi and watch a video and come back." And somebody might be in Delhi, or the middle of France for that matter, and be pining for Vṛndāvan and think, "I wish I was in Vṛndāvan and I'm not qualified," and therefore they're feeling separation for the dhāma. They're more in Vṛndāvan than someone who maybe has moved into Vṛndāvan and then, became entangled in, mundane thoughts and so forth. Therefore, as we'll discuss later from some of Prabhupāda's purports and instructions, when we approach the dhāma, we should be very careful. Prabhupāda once said you can stay there three days or three years. Three days means you go there very carefully and offer obeisances to Kṛṣṇa Balarāma and be in some of the Kirtans and so forth. Three days, so you don't make any offense and then go or three years if you have service. When we go to the dhāma, main point is you should have some service there if you're going to stay a long period of time. Because often times people go to the dhāma and think I'll hear and chant 24 hours a day, and then they get there and khrh..And you find out, yeah, you still got to find out where to eat, right, because you are hungry, right? And then it's like you're in the food line: "Do you have a plate? I don't have a plate. You need a spoon." All the other types of things well up in one's life, and it becomes a situation where one might become a desperado in the dhāma, and that's also not ideal. So we have to cultivate the relationship with the dhāma very carefully, and one can do so from here in France, being in this dhāma but cultivating knowledge of the dhāma through hearing and chanting, but also visiting. (excerpt from the talk ) To connect with His Grace Vaiśeṣika Dāsa, please visit https://www.fanthespark.com/next-steps/ask-vaisesika-dasa/ ------------------------------------------------------------ Add to your wisdom literature collection: https://www.bbtacademic.com/books/ (USA only) https://thefourquestionsbook.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------ Join us live on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FanTheSpark/ Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sound-bhakti/id1132423868 For the latest videos, subscribe https://www.youtube.com/@FanTheSpark For the latest in SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/fan-the-spark ------------------------------------------------------------ #krishnaspirituality #spiritualusachannel #whybhaktiisimportant #whyspiritualityisimportant #vaisesika #spiritualconnection #thepowerofspiritualstudy #selfrealization #spirituallectures #spiritualstudy #spiritualexperience #spiritualpurposeoflife #spiritualquestions #spiritualquestionsanswered #trendingspiritualtopics #fanthespark

Oh göttliche Mutter, Mutter der Welt, Sieg sei mit dir. Oh Mutter voller Liebe (Bhavani), beseitige alles Unglück. Oh Durga, du überwindest sogar den Tod. Oh göttliche Mutter, du manifestierst dich in so vielen Namen und Formen. Ein Kirtan, der zu großer Ekstase und großer Freude beitragen kann, ein Kirtan, der mit großer Bhakti, mit großer Hingabe wiederholt werden kann. Dm C Dm C Dmjay ambe jagad-ambe mātā bhavānī jay ambeDm F C Dmdurgati-nāśinī durge jaya jaya kāla-vināśinī kālī jaya jayaC Dm C Dmumā rāma brāhmaṇī jaya jaya radha rukmiṇī sītā jaya jaya Du kannst Der Beitrag Sonya vom Mantra Circle singt Jay Ambe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Mantra, das an Jagadamba, die göttliche Mutter, die Mutter des Universums, gerichtet ist, vorgetragen von Sonya G D CJaya jagadambe sītā rādheG D CJaya jagadambe mā durgaG D C GNamo namah namo namah D Cnamo namah In diesem Jaya Jagamaba Sita Radhe Kirtan werden verschiedene Namen der Göttlichen Mutter angerufen – und mit Namaha oder Namo Namaha verehrt. Ein Kirtan zur Verehrung von Amba, der göttlichen Mutter:Oh Mutter des Universums, ich verneige mich vor dir. Oh schöne Durga, oh Sita und Radha, ich preise dich. Du kannst das Audio mit anderen teilen, um Der Beitrag Jaya Jagadambe mit Sonya vom Mantra Circle erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

(Am) C G Am Am Jay shri ma, jaya kali ma, jay shri ma. C G Dm Am Ananda-mayi, jay shri ma, jay shri kali ma. Ersetze in den weiteren Versen “Kali” durch: “durga”, “lakshmi”, “sarasvati”, “devi”. Jay sri ma (wörtlich: “Lang lebe die glückverheißende Mutter!”) ist eine Hymne an die göttliche Mutter in ihren vielen Formen. Das Mantra hilft, Negativitäten zu beseitigen und neue Inspiration zu gewinnen. Zusätzlich zu ihren allgemeinen Formen als Göttin (devi) und Mutter (ma) werden ihre Namen in der an Navaratri (hinduistisches Fest, neun Nächte zur Verehrung der göttlichen Mutter) üblichen Reihenfolge erklingen: Zuerst wird Der Beitrag Jay Shri Ma mit Shivapriya vom Mantra Circle erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Jaya bedeutet Sieg, Ehre, Triumph. Ma bedeutet Mutter und Durga ist die göttliche Mutter, die uns beschützt, die uns tröstet, die die Göttin des gesamten Universums ist. Durga wird als schöne Frau in einem roten Gewand dargestellt, die auf einem Tiger oder einem Löwen reitet und ihre Hand zum Segen erhebt. Das bedeutet, dass die göttliche Mutter mächtig ist, sie ist mächtig, genau wie der Tiger und der Löwe. Sie lächelt, sie ist freundlich, sie hilft uns. Sie hat ihre Hand zum Segen erhoben und gibt uns Zuversicht, gibt uns Mut, gibt uns Trost. “Jaya Ma Durga”, ein einfacher Kirtan Der Beitrag Ramadasa und Radha singen Jaya Ma Durga erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Jula singt Jay Durge während eines Satsangs bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Deutschland. Durga ist eine der wichtigsten Göttinnen. Ursprünglich wurde sie als die Verkörperung der Urkraft verehrt, die gleichzeitig Leben gibt und Leben nimmt. Später wurde ihr die Rolle der Shakti, des unpersönlichen Absoluten, des weiblichen Gegenstücks zur großen männlichen Gottheit übertragen. In dieser Eigenschaft wurde sie auch die Gefährtin von Shiva. Durga ist eine sehr starke Göttin. Wenn sie in freundlicher Gestalt erscheint, nährt sie Menschen und Tiere, aber vor allem ist sie die kämpferische Schutzherrin, die immer dann ihre zerstörerische Kraft zeigt, wenn die Erde von Der Beitrag Jula singt Jay Durge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Überlege selbst, was deine Verbindung zu diesem Jaya Jagadambe Kirtan ist. Jeder Mensch hat letztlich seine eigene Beziehung zu jedem Lied, jedem Kirtan, jedem Mantra. Jaya Jagadambe-Mantra-Singen berührt das Herz, lässt dich die göttliche Gegenwart erfahren. Dieser Kirtan ist ein Devi-Kirtan, insbesondere ein Durga-Kirtan. Mantra-Singen, Kirtan-Singen, ist eine wunderbare Praxis, um das Herz zu öffnen, die göttliche Gegenwart zu spüren. G Jaya Jagadambe D Sita radhe C                         G Jaya Jagadambe ma Durga D                     C                   G Namo Namah Namo nama namo namah Mantras sind kraftvolle Klangenergien in Sanskrit, einer Sprache für Gebete und Gesänge. Die richtige Anwendung dieser Klangenergien verhilft zu Der Beitrag Jaya Jagadambe Mantra mit Gajendra erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

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In modern Yoga communities, we often hear the word ‘Om Shanti Shanti Shanti' being chanted either at the beginning or end of Asana sessions, Kirtans, and so on. You may be curious about the meaning of the word Shanti and why it is repeated thrice. So, let us examine the important concept as well as the valuable life lesson behind the word ‘Shanti' in this episode of ‘Yoga Philosophy and Wisdom with Ram Vakkalanka'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vraj Parikrama - Day 3 - Madhuvan Kirtans - Kadamba Kanana Swami - 10th September 2022 -Vrindavan by Kadamba Kanana Swami

Visvambhar is the lead singer of the internationally acclaimed group The Mayapuris, a headlining Kirtan group that has rocked stages from India to Florida, Australia to South Africa. From age 5, Vish has spent his life leading Kirtans in the Vaisnava tradition. He is a multi-instrumentalist, a master of the Mridanga drum, and performs in traditional and fusion styles. Vish started performing in the modern yoga studio culture in 2007. Since then, he has performed at countless studio gatherings and well-known spiritual venues like Bhaktifest, Omega Institute, Wanderlust, Beloved Festival, Floyd Festival, and many others. In addition to being a master percussionist, Vish plays many instruments – harmonium, bamboo flute, guitar, sitar, and bass. Vish is also an in-demand sideman and has toured with Kirtan pioneer Jai Uttal and is also a performing and recording artist with the renowned world-beat ensemble, The Hanumen. Vish has mastered his art and has a rare capacity to invoke the ‘rasa' or the essence of the transcendental energies that define the Kirtan path.

Eine Seminargruppe singt das Mantra Jaya Mata Kali in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Du findest dieses Mantra im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nr. 321. Weitere Erläuterungen zu diesem Kirtan sind online im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft Blog unter Jaya Mata Kali zu finden. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Jaya Mata Kali Jaya Mata Durge Kali Durge Namo Namah Wenn du dich für Seminare mit Musik interessierst, findest du hier Seminare zum Thema Mantra und Musik. Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Weitere Informationen zu Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali gesungen von einer Seminargruppe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Chitra und Bharata singen das Mantra Saraswati Lakshmi Durga Namah in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Saraswati Maha Lakshmi Durga Devi Namah Saraswati Maha Lakshmi Durga Devi Namo Namah Wenn du dich für Seminare mit Musik interessierst, findest du hier Seminare zum Thema Mantra und Musik. Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Weitere Informationen zu Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda findest du auf den Internetseiten von Yoga Vidya. Der Beitrag Saraswati Lakshmi Durga Namah mit Chitra und Bharata erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Haris Lender is the creator of Kidding Around Yoga. A 500 hour Integral Yoga®. teacher certified in: Raja Yoga, Children's Yoga, Stress Management and Prenatal Yoga.For 11 years at Yogaville and 8 years with KAY, Haris was the director of Yoga sleepover camps. Haris loves to lead Kirtans all over the world, Haris has created her own DVD, “Yoga with Haris” and all the KAY music which continue to bring the joy of yoga to children all over the world.Haris lives with her husband Evan, mostly at the Yurt in Yogaville but also in their homes in Costa Rica and Florida.Links:Kidding Around Yoga: https://kiddingaroundyoga.com/Podcast: Mindful Coversations with KAY See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Tema: Estudo de música clássica indiana e kirtans Bate-papo entre o Jaya Kirtan e Bal Krishna Das, que aconteceu no dia 07 de Maio de 2021, através do nosso instagram: @circuitodekirtans. Segue a gente lá! :)

The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast 241: Bhakti Yoga & Kirtan with Kamini Natarajan   Description: Not many people in North America practice bhakti yoga and kirtan or even associate it with the stereotypical images of yoga portrayed on social media. In fact, for many people sitting and chanting do not fit into their idea of what yoga is and its purpose. Kamini Natarajan, kirtan and raga singer and bhakti teacher for over two decades to share more.   Kamini Natarajan comes from a family of bhakti practitioners, and started learning Indian classical music at the age of six. She has undergone rigorous training with acclaimed teachers and musicians in India, and today, she teaches Indian classical music and kirtans, as well as performs at events both in person and online, and records her own music.   What is bhakti yoga? What is kirtan? What are the benefits we can get from them? Kamini explains all this and more. She also explains how we can be respectful of Indian culture and heritage, while still incorporating kirtans and bhakti yoga into our own practices. She answers the “whys” and “hows” about Bhakti Yoga and the deep spiritual relationship that exists between Classical Indian music, chanting and how it relates to our daily lives.   Key Takeaways: [7:38] Shannon introduces her guest for this episode - Kamini Natarajan. [11:17] What is the work that Kamini does and who does she do it for? [12:27] Where did Kamini's journey with kirtan and bhakti yoga begin? [16:04] What is a bhajan? Kamini explains how it differs from a kirtan. [18:25] Kirtans in North America are often led by people from North America. What are Kamini's thoughts on someone not of the Indian culture learning and sharing kirtans? [23:37] What are some things Kamini wishes yoga teachers would know to appreciate the culture and understand it better before bringing kirtans into their yoga classes? [25:53] Not a lot of people practice bhakti yoga in North America, and have very differing concepts of what yoga is. [30:04] How would Kamini explain the concept of Bhakti yoga to someone who had no idea about what it is? [34:17] Kamini is also a raga singer. What is raga? [36:38] What are the benefits of bhakti yoga? [40:08] Is bhakti yoga something that can be done on your own? Is it something that we can do virtually? [43:09] Where does Kamini suggest people get started if they are interested in bhakti yoga, singing and chanting? [48:23] How does Kamini manage singing kirtans early in the morning when everyone else is asleep? [51:27] Did Kamini have a rebellious period as a teenager when she tried to rebel against what her mother was doing? [52:22] Is yoga philosophy incorporated into bhakti yoga? How did bhakti yoga originate? [57:35] Find out more about Kamini and her work on her website.   Links: Kamini Natarajan Music and Kirtan Blog Indian Ragas For Kirtans Ebook By Kamini Natarajan Kamini Natarajan on Instagram The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast Episode 227: Is Pain During Yoga Okay? with Neil Pearson Schedulicity (Coupon Code: CYT2MONTHS) The Connected Yoga Teacher Facebook Group   Gratitude to our Sponsors Schedulicity, Pelvic Health Professionals and the Accessible Yoga Conference.   Quotes from this episode:   "The kirtans here, they are of course, very, very, very simplified and sometimes, I would say, diluted down versions of what we hear back in India."   "Bhakti yoga is about finding your own path, your own spiritual path, your own journey."   “If somebody is really deep into their own bhakti and spiritual journey, that is, I think, what matters the most.”   "Try to learn from the sources to the best that you can."   "A lot of people get mixed up, they get caught up so much in the physical aspect and the exercise aspect of yoga that they don't even know about all of these other forms of yoga."   "With devotion comes letting go."   “When we talk about devotion, we talk about surrender. We talk about not thinking about ourselves, giving up on the importance that we give to ourselves in certain ways.”   "I really always encourage my students as well as people who come to attend my kirtan events to come up with their own melody for a lot of these simple mantras and chants."  

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Kirtans of Swami B.P. Padmanabha posted on September 8th, 2021; Astama-niyama-seva CD: 3. Purvāhna-līlā (8.24-10.48 AM) / Bhairavī Rāga

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Kirtans of Swami B.P. Padmanabha posted on September 8th, 2021; Astama-niyama-seva CD: 8. Niśā-līlā (10.48 PM-3.36 AM) / Malkauns Rāga

Die Mudita Gruppe singt in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg den Devi Kirtan Ambe Jagadambe. Ambe Jagadambe Jagadambe Jaya Jaya Ma – das sind die Wörter dieses Kirtans zur Verehrung der Göttlichen Mutter. Amba bedeutet Mutter. Jagad ist die Welt. Ambe Jagadambe ruft die Göttliche Mutter an, die Mutter des Universums. Weitere Erläuterungen zu diesem Kirtan sind online im  Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft Blog unter Ambe Jagadambe Kirtan zu finden. Hier ist der vollständige Text zum Mitsingen: Ambe Bhavani Jaya Jagadambe Ambe Jagadambe Jagadambe Jay Jay Ma Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Weitere Der Beitrag Ambe Jagadambe gesungen von Mudita Gruppe erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Mantras, Kirtans und Bhajans - was kann das bedeuten? Ein kurzer Vortrag mit Sukadev Bretz, dem Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya. Ein Podcast von Yoga Vidya, einem großen Netzwerk von Yoga- und Meditationslehrern. Hier findest du: Seminare mit Sukadev Seminare zum Thema Spiritualität Seminarübersicht Yoga Vidya YouTube Live Kanal Online Seminare Video Seminare Yoga Vidya kostenlose App Yoga Vidya Newsletter Onlineshop Schon ein kleiner Beitrag kann viel bewegen... Spende an Yoga Vidya e.V.!

Mantras, Kirtans und Bhajans - was kann das bedeuten? Ein kurzer Vortrag mit Sukadev Bretz, dem Gründer und Leiter von Yoga Vidya. Ein Podcast von Yoga Vidya, einem großen Netzwerk von Yoga- und Meditationslehrern. Hier findest du: Seminare mit Sukadev Seminare zum Thema Spiritualität Seminarübersicht Yoga Vidya YouTube Live Kanal Online Seminare Video Seminare Yoga Vidya kostenlose App Yoga Vidya Newsletter Onlineshop Schon ein kleiner Beitrag kann viel bewegen... Spende an Yoga Vidya e.V.!

 Rachel McGarry is a Canadian devotional chant artist, yoga teacher (CYARYT 550) and owner of sanctuary is based in London, Ontario. She is part of the Kirtan duo Mahadevi (which means Great Goddess) and can be found at monthly Kirtans as well as private events, festivals and yoga classes across the city and beyond. Rachel combines her love for devotional music and yoga to offer concerts, classes and workshops that nourish, inspire and guide you home to yourself. Her popular “Sing you to Sleep” Restorative yoga classes are loved by many. Rachel is excited to share her debut album Songs for Savasana, with an even wider audience! This album soothes and relaxes, inspires deep rest and release. Rachel affectionately calls the songs “lullabies for grown ups”. “Songs for Savasana feels like a comforting, soothing and loving embrace.” “Mesmerizing!” “A beautiful balm for the ears and the soul!” “Beautiful…such love on so many levels…a blessed creation.” “The voice of an angel!” What I teach: (all info at www.sanctuary.is)Sing you to Sleep Restorative yoga (Wednesdays) and Mini Flow Classes (Sundays)Meditation & Breathwork Mantra Practice Courses (next one starts in the fall) and Group Chanting Practices (Free every Friday)Community KirtanComing soon! (September 2021)Sanctuary Membership: online yoga, meditation, breath work and chanting (this meditation is one from the Membership!) Contact info:rachelmcgarry@sanctuary.iswww.sanctuary.is Socials: IG, FB, Spotify

Sumukhi singt den Kirtan Ambe Jagadambe – zu finden unter der Nummer 329 im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft – in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Ambe Jagadambe Jagadambe Jaya Jaya Ma – das sind die Wörter dieses Kirtans zur Verehrung der Göttlichen Mutter. Amba bedeutet Mutter. Jagad ist die Welt. Ambe Jagadambe ruft die Göttliche Mutter an, die Mutter des Universums. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Ambe Jagadambe Jagadambe Jay Jay Ma Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Alle Seminare zum Thema Mantra und Musik findest du hier. Weitere Informationen zu Der Beitrag Ambe Jagadambe mit Sumukhi erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Tema: Kirtans, Ragas e Celebridades Bate-papo com Sri Bhakti Das, que aconteceu no dia 12 de fevereiro de 2021, através do nosso instagram: @circuitodekirtans. Segue a gente lá! :)

Chitra singt den Kirtan Om Bhagavan in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. „Om Bhagavan“ ist einer der beliebtesten Kirtans bei Yoga Vidya. „Om Bhagavan“ ist ein Kirtan mit einfachem Text und einfacher Melodie, es ist ein rhythmischer Kirtan, den man sehr langsam beginnt und immer mehr beschleunigen kann. „Om Bhagavan“ ist ein Kirtan zur Verehrung des Gurus, des spirituellen Lehrers, ein Kirtan, den man besonders wiederholen kann, um Swami Sivanandas Segen, Swami Sivanandas Gegenwart anzurufen. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Om Bhagavan Shri Bhagavan Ananda-bhagavan Sivananda-bhagavan // 1 // Om Der Beitrag Om Bhagavan mit Chitra erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Chitra singt den Kirtan Om Bhagavan in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. „Om Bhagavan“ ist einer der beliebtesten Kirtans bei Yoga Vidya. „Om Bhagavan“ ist ein Kirtan mit einfachem Text und einfacher Melodie, es ist ein rhythmischer Kirtan, den man sehr langsam beginnt und immer mehr beschleunigen kann. „Om Bhagavan“ ist ein Kirtan zur Verehrung des Gurus, des spirituellen Lehrers, ein Kirtan, den man besonders wiederholen kann, um Swami Sivanandas Segen, Swami Sivanandas Gegenwart anzurufen. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Om Bhagavan Shri Bhagavan Ananda-bhagavan Sivananda-bhagavan // 1 // Om Der Beitrag Om Bhagavan mit Chitra erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Keval singt das Mantra Jaya Jagad Ambe in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. Mit diesem Mantra wird der göttlichen Mutter des Universums Ehrerbietung geboten. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Jaya Jagad Ambe He Ma Durga Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Weitere Informationen zu Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda findest du auf den Internetseiten von Yoga Vidya. Der Beitrag Jaya Jagad Ambe mit Keval erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

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Vani Devi singt das Mantra Jaya Durge Kali. Du findest es im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 307. Jaya Durge Jaya Durge Jaya Durge Kali ist ein Durga-Kali-Kirtan, der einen mit Energie, Freude und Zuversicht füllt. Es ist ein Kirtan, der hilft, die Gegenwart der göttlichen Mutter zu spüren und zu erfahren. In diesem Kirtan wird Durga angerufen, Kali angerufen und Amba angerufen. Also die Manifestationen der göttlichen Mutter. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Jay Durge Jay Durge Jay Durge, Jay Durge Kali Jay Mata Jay Mata, Jay Mahakali Jay Amba Kali, Jagadamba Kali Für weitere Kirtan- Der Beitrag Jaya Durge Kali mit Vani Devi erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Vani Devi singt das Devi Arati. Du findest es im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 314. Devi Arati, beginnend mit Maiya Jaya Mangala Murati, ist eine wunderbare Hymne zur Verehrung der Göttlichen Mutter, Amba Gauri, der strahlenden göttlichen Mutter. Dieses Lied singt man typischerweise beim Arati, also bei der Lichtzeremonie für Durga, Kali, Devi, Lakshmi, Saraswati oder Parvati. Man kann das Lied aber auch wie einen Kirtan, wie einen Bhajan einfach so singen. Sing mit und lasse dein Herz berühren. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Devi Ar(a)ti Maiya Jay(a) Mangala-murati, Maiya Jay(a) Ananda-karani Der Beitrag Devi Arati mit Vani Devi erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Chapter 15 describes how Baba explained to Das Ganu the style of Kirtan by Naarad, and how he made Cholkar drink tea saturated with sugar after fulfilment of his vow. And lastly, how, from their chirping, Baba understood about the lizard that came from Aurangabad to meet her sister in the mosque. Chapter 15 is called Sankat Mochan, and many devotees read this chapter to free themselves from all obstacles, by Baba's grace. Spreading the palms before Baba is completely surrendering the ego with humility, and knowing fully well that we are helpless without Baba's grace. Day and night (in good times and in bad times), He is our only refuge, standing behind us and showering His grace upon us. In this chapter, there is the story of Das Ganu all decked up with an Angrakha, Pheta and Uparna to perform a Kirtan. Baba, with his characteristic humour, asks Das Ganu where he was going all decked up like a bridegroom. Baba then tells him to get rid of all the outward show, and to perform Kirtans with a bare chest, like Narad Muni, the father of all Kirtankars. The only adornment required was intense faith and devotion, which became Das Ganu's Naradiya Paddhati. I will now relate the life of Das Ganu, and how Baba transformed him into Sant Kavi Das Ganu Maharaj. Ganpatrao Dattatreya Sahasrabuddhe, popularly known as Das Ganu Maharaj, was born on 6th January, 1868, and passed away on 25th November, 1962. Das Ganu hailed from Akolner village, and was born in a Brahmin family. His studies started when he had his thread ceremony at the age of nine, and stopped when he was 14 years old, and he studied English only up to fourth grade. He married when he was 23, after which he came to Ahmednagar, but remained a vagrant and indulged in gossip. While wandering, he met a police superintendent, Mr. Kennedy, who employed him as a Sepoy for a monthly salary of nine rupees. It was when he was working as a Hawaldar in the police force that Nanasaheb Chandorkar took him to Sai Baba. Nanasaheb was the deputy collector at that time (around 1890), and Das Ganu accompanied him to ingratiate himself with Nanasaheb, but with no particular desire to see Baba. Das Ganu took a great deal of interest in Tamashas and village plays of an erotic and somewhat obscene nature, and even took part in them. He dressed like a female and pranced about in great delight. He also composed poems impromptu. Neither his professional ways, nor his personal life, met with Baba's approval. Baba wanted Das Ganu to walk a different path. With considerable effort, Das Ganu gradually withdrew from play-acting, but the police-force career was another matter. For more than 10 years, he resisted Baba's admonitions until fate wove such a web that circumstances compelled him to resign from the force, after several mishaps. In fact, if Baba had not extended his protection, Das Ganu would have been punished and disgraced, and might have even faced death. After retiring from the force, Das Ganu followed Baba's advice and settled at Nanded. He spent his time performing Kirtans, going where his devotees invited him. The annual Kirtan at Shirdi, on Baba's Urus, which coincided with Ram Navami festival, was also delivered by Das Ganu, even during Baba's times, from 1914. He kept up the custom for several decades, thereafter. His wife's death in 1919 left him childless, but unfettered to pursue the path of a Kirtankar. No monetary collections were made by Das Ganu for his work as a Kirtankar. He performed his Brahminical duties, carried on Puranik studies, and performed Kirtans, at which he was excellent. His needs were well taken care of by the devotees from various parts of the country with whom he stayed, upon their invitation. After all, Baba had assured him about his temporal welfare. Besides being a Kirtankar, he wrote several books, amongst which are Sant Katha Amrita in 1903, Bhakta Leela Amrita in 1906, and Bhakta Saar Amrita in 1925. The first book features some stories about Baba, and Baba is said to have blessed the effort. Though Das Ganu was one of the foremost Bhaktas of Baba, he did not spend too much time with Baba. Even when he was in Shirdi, he rarely saw Baba, who would not allow him to stay for long in the Masjid. He bade him to go to Vitthal Mandir, where Das Ganu lived and wrote about the lives of saints, or spent his time repeating the Vishnu Sahasranam. The spread of Baba's fame, especially in Maharashtra, is largely due to Das Ganu's Kirtans. But, it is true that his own faith in Baba was not very strong, and often wavered, as at heart, he believed Baba to be a Muslim saint, and not a Poorna Parabrahma. Despite the well-known miracle that Baba performed of making water flow from both his feet, in lieu of the Ganga in which Das Ganu wished to bathe, he was unable to drink that palmful of water which he gathered as Tirth, but only sprinkled it over his head. As he was a Brahmin, Das Ganu thought that he would be polluted by drinking th...

Ramani sings the mantra Jaya Mata Kali in a Saturday evening Satsang at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany. "Jaya Mata Kali" belongs to the especially enthusiastic, especially ecstatic and joyful Kirtans. Like so many kirtans of the Divine Mother, it is a kirtan that is intoxicating, that opens the heart. Of course, the divine Mother is everywhere, she is life everywhere, this is how one can interpret it. "Jaya, obey the life that is everywhere. And may I feel this Divine Mother." Here is the text to sing along: Jay(a) Mata Kali, Jay(a) Mata Durge Kali Durge Namo Namaha For more kirtan and mantra vocal recordings click here. Further information about yoga, meditation and ayurveda can be found on the internet pages of Yoga Vidya. Folge direkt herunterladen

Ramani singt das Mantra Jaya Mata Kali in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. „Jaya Mata Kali“ gehört zu den besonders enthusiastischen, besonders ekstatischen und freudevollen Kirtans. Wie so viele Kirtans der göttlichen Mutter ist es ein Kirtan, der mitreißend ist, der das Herz öffnet. Hier wird die göttliche Mutter zum Triumphieren aufgefordert. Jaya heißt ja „Sieg an“, heißt „Ehrerbietung an“, Jaya heißt auch „es lebe“, Jaya heißt auch „Triumph an“. Natürlich, die göttliche Mutter ist überall, sie ist das Leben überall, so kann man es auch interpretieren. „Jaya, Ehrerbietung an das Leben, das überall ist. Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali mit Ramani erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Ramani sings the mantra Jaya Mata Kali in a Saturday evening Satsang at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany. "Jaya Mata Kali" belongs to the especially enthusiastic, especially ecstatic and joyful Kirtans. Like so many kirtans of the Divine Mother, it is a kirtan that is intoxicating, that opens the heart. Of course, the divine Mother is everywhere, she is life everywhere, this is how one can interpret it. "Jaya, obey the life that is everywhere. And may I feel this Divine Mother." Here is the text to sing along: Jay(a) Mata Kali, Jay(a) Mata Durge Kali Durge Namo Namaha For more kirtan and mantra vocal recordings click here. Further information about yoga, meditation and ayurveda can be found on the internet pages of Yoga Vidya.

Ramani singt das Mantra Jaya Mata Kali in einem Samstagabend Satsang bei Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg. „Jaya Mata Kali“ gehört zu den besonders enthusiastischen, besonders ekstatischen und freudevollen Kirtans. Wie so viele Kirtans der göttlichen Mutter ist es ein Kirtan, der mitreißend ist, der das Herz öffnet. Hier wird die göttliche Mutter zum Triumphieren aufgefordert. Jaya heißt ja „Sieg an“, heißt „Ehrerbietung an“, Jaya heißt auch „es lebe“, Jaya heißt auch „Triumph an“. Natürlich, die göttliche Mutter ist überall, sie ist das Leben überall, so kann man es auch interpretieren. „Jaya, Ehrerbietung an das Leben, das überall ist. Der Beitrag Jaya Mata Kali mit Ramani erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Vani Devi singt das Durge Jaya Jaya Mantra. Du findest es im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 308. „Durge Jaya Jaya“ ist ein Schutz-Kirtan, ein Kirtan, den man auch insbesondere wiederholen kann, um Schutz zu finden in Schwierigkeiten. Es ist ein Kirtan, der insbesondere auch hilft, bei Schwierigkeiten, bei Ängsten, bei Nöten, bei emotionalen Problemen stark zu sein. Hier ist der Text zum Mitsingen: Durge Jay(a) Jay(a), Durge Jay(a) Jay(a) Durita-nivarini, Durge Jay(a) Jay(a) Durge Jay(a) Jay(a), Durge Jay(a) Jay(a) Bhava-bhaya-harini, Bhavani Jay(a) Jay(a) Für weitere Kirtan- und Mantra Gesangsaufnahmen klicke hier. Weitere Informationen zu Yoga, Meditation Der Beitrag Durge Jaya Jaya mit Vani Devi erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Vani Devi singt das Mantra Kali Ma. Du findest es im Yoga Vidya Kirtanheft unter der Nummer 301. „Kali Ma“ ist einer der beliebtesten Kirtans bei Yoga Vidya. Es ist ein Kirtan, der einfach zu singen ist, mit einer wunderschönen Melodie, einer sehr dynamischen Melodie, voranschreitenden Melodie. Typischerweise beschleunigt man diesen Kirtan nicht, aber man singt ihn mit dieser Dynamik immer wieder. Es ist ein Kirtan, der Zuversicht gibt, ein Kirtan, der die göttliche Mutter in ihren verschiedenen Gestalten verehrt. Sing mit und lasse dein Herz berühren. Zum Mitsingen ist hier der Text: Kali Ma Kali Ma, Kali Ma, Der Beitrag Kali Ma mit Vani Devi erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

The main stories of chapter six are about the celebration of the Urus and the Ram Navami festivals, and the renovation of the Masjid. At the time of the construction of the Sabha Mandap, Baba flew into a rage, held a pillar with one hand and Tatya's neck with the other. Then, shaking the pillar vigorously, He uprooted it. Baba took off Tatya's Pheta, lit it, and threw it into the pit. Then, he took a rupee coin from his pocket and threw that too into the pit. A short while later, Baba became calm, and later, presented Tatya with a beautifully embroidered Pheta. I shall now talk about the Urus and Ram Navami festivals. Urus literally means the wedding with God, or uniting of the soul with God at the time of death. It is an annual celebration, and was started on the 16th of March, 1897, by Gopalrao Gund, who was the circle inspector of Kopergaon at that time. Gopalrao had three wives but no children. With Baba's blessings, a son was born to him. Out of gratitude, he wanted to venerate Baba as an Auliya. Baba's permission was sought, and Baba gave his consent. However, the Kulkarni of the village opposed it as he was concerned that, with a shortage of water and the arrival of thousands of devotees into Shirdi for the celebrations, there would be an outbreak of cholera. One of the two wells had brackish water, so Baba threw some flowers into it and the water turned sweet. The other well had insufficient water, so Tatya Patil had to arrange to get water from a well situated far away by fixing moats to it. Thus, the water problem was solved, the official consent was obtained, and the festival was celebrated with great pomp. The Sandal procession was started by Amir Shakkar of Korhale on Friday, the 7th of April, 1911, and as it was Ram Navami that day, this festival was also celebrated on the same day. I often wondered how the Urus were celebrated in Shirdi when Baba was still alive. I asked Pawar Kaka, author of the Bhavartha Sai Satcharita, about this, and he told me that Urus were celebrated for those Auliyas, or Pirs, who had attained the zenith of their spiritual powers. They were still living and were being honoured and venerated by celebrating the Urus for them. These Pirs are known as Jindavalis, and have magnificent spiritual powers. Baba was Supreme, and much more than any Jindavali. Now, Ghanibai, a descendant of Abdul Baba, is celebrating the Urus. These celebrations are then followed by the Sandal procession. The Sandal procession takes place between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., when the descendants of Abdul Baba perform this beautiful ceremony. A platter with sandalwood scrapings, along with incense, is taken in procession around the village to the accompaniment of music. The platter, the incense, and the gifts to be offered are carried under a canopy. The canopy consists of a Galif, or Chadar, which is attached to four wooden poles. The Galif is green in colour with golden Kalams written, or inscribed, on it. On top of every post is a Panja, a silver replica of a hand. The Sandal procession to venerate the Auliyas, the Muslim saints, is described in chapter 6 of the Sai Satcharita. At the Samadhi Mandir, gifts like Chadar, fruits and sweets are offered. The procession then goes to Abdul Baba's Dargah, and again, the gifts are offered there. The procession ends in the Dwarka Mai, where sandalwood mixed with rose water and Ittar are pasted on the Nimbar with bare hands. Now, here are some little known facts about Baba and the festival of Ram Navami. It was on Friday, the 7th of April, 1911, that the festival of Ram Navami was celebrated. It was Krishnarao Jogeshwar Bheeshma who proposed the idea of celebrating the Ram Navami festival as it fell on the same day as the Urus. Baba's permission was obtained, and it is being celebrated to this day in Shirdi. On that auspicious day, two ornamental flags were taken in procession. A beautiful flag was brought by Damu Anna Rasne and the other by Nanasaheb Nimonkar. With a great deal of merriment, the flags were taken in procession around the village, and hoisted in two corners of the Dwarka Mai. A cradle was placed in the Dwarka Mai to celebrate the birth of Lord Shri Ram, and there were Kirtans and Bhajans throughout the day. The next day, Gopal Kala was performed and the festivities ended. Baba celebrated Ram Navami right from the early days of His stay in the Dwarka Mai. On this auspicious day, He washed the entire Dwarka Mai Himself. At about 12 noon, He bought a little oil and a few lamps. From the rest of the money, He bought some Gulal, and put some on Dhuni Mai and then on His own head. Then, He put some on each step leading to the Dwarka Mai, and each and every corner, and finally applied some to the entrance. Later, when the devotees started flocking to Shirdi, they had Katha and Kirtan in the Sabha Mandap, followed by the birth of Lord Shri Ram, after which, Baba distributed Pedas and Barfis. (Reference: Shiladhi, by Dr. Keshav B. Gavan...

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