Podcasts about mantra practice

Send us a Text Message.I'm thrilled to share the latest episode of the "Endless Possibilities Podcast" with you. This time, I had the pleasure of welcoming back Santosh for a heartfelt discussion on the significance of the guru in Hindu tradition, especially in light of the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima. Here's a sneak peek into our enlightening conversation:Key Takeaways from Our Episode:The Essence of Guru Purnima:We dive into the celebration of Guru Purnima, a day dedicated to honoring spiritual teachers.Santosh shares the profound role of the guru as a source of spiritual guidance and enlightenment.Understanding the Guru:Discover the prayer that encapsulates the essence of the guru, embodying creation, sustenance, and dissolution.Learn why the guru holds the highest importance in spiritual practice and the path to liberation (moksha).Historical Significance:Santosh links Guru Purnima to Sage Vyasa, the revered author of the Mahabharata.Explore the traditional prayers and rituals that mark this special day.The Nature of the Guru:The guru as a guiding light through life's complexities, especially during challenging times.The transmission of divine grace through the guru's blessings and guidance.Guru vs. God:An intriguing discussion on why the guru is often seen as more accessible than the divine in Hindu tradition.The symbolic significance of offering prayers to the guru's paduka (slippers).Guru Lineage:Tune in to explore the profound impact a true guru can have on your spiritual path and learn how to navigate your journey with an open heart and discerning mind.Stay curious and keep exploring the endless possibilities!Warm regards, GarrettP.S. Don't forget to share your thoughts and experiences with us. We love hearing from our listeners!Manblunder Website : https://manblunder.com/If you would like to be interviewed by Gareth email him on info@truespiritualawakening.euGareth's website https://truespiritualawakening.euIntroduction and Welcome (00:00:00)Celebration of Guru Purnima (00:01:21)Significance of Gurus (00:02:09)Role of Guru in Spiritual Development (00:03:27)Guru Lineage and Transmission (00:06:22)Guru's Importance Compared to God (00:07:56)Special Prayers to Guru (00:08:45)Understanding the Guru-Disciple Relationship (00:10:31)Unconditional Love of the Guru (00:12:00)Faith and Devotion to the Guru (00:13:16)One-on-One Relationship with a Guru (00:14:12)Personal Experience with Ravi Guruji (00:15:32)Guru as a Father Figure (00:18:48)Trust and Doubt in the Guru Relationship (00:19:53)Realization of the Guru's Divine Nature (00:21:31)Skepticism Towards Gurus in the West (00:23:11)Qualities of a True Guru (00:24:07)Risks of Spiritual Misalignment (00:26:31)The Importance of Cleansing (00:27:34)Cultural Differences in Spiritual Practices (00:28:57)Impact of Westernization on Indian Traditions (00:29:15)The Role of Maturity in Seeking Awakening (00:31:08)Risks of Self-Awakening Kundalini (00:33:12)Using Deities as Gurus (00:35:35)Maha Mantra's Significance (00:36:30)Accessing the Guru's Energy (00:37:42)Mantra Programming and Its Effects (00:38:46)The Concept of Bij Mantras (00:45:45)Understanding the Goddess through Mantras (00:49:24)The Importance of Intention in Mantra Practice (00:51:08)Understanding Spiritual Practice (00:51:30)Physical vs. Spiritual Laws (00:52:25)Core Mantra Explanation (00:53:15)Mantra Encapsulation Technique (00:56:26)Mantras for Material Wealth vs. Liberation (00:58:10)Karmihttps://www.youtube.com/@EndlessPossibilitiesPodcast

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In this episode Dipika explores the structure of sound and mantra practice as a lifejacket to hold you boyant in the ocean of wordliness and life.  Profound power tools for knowing who you are in the face of adversity, pain and challenge as well as being grounded in the waves of excitement and bliss.Dipika Delmenicodipikadelmenico.com

Join in the satsang. Shambhavi and the Jaya Kula community get real about all the questions we humans want answers to. Intimate, courageous, heartfelt spiritual talk about pretty much everything. So happy you are here! Curious to find out more about spiritual life, Trika Shaivism, and Shambhavi? Want to know how you can attend live and livestreamed teachings or get started practicing? Visit jayakula.org for lots more media, teachings in mantra and meditation, and Shambhavi's full calendar. You can also find us on Facebook and Instagram @jayakula. Ask to join the private Jaya Kula News Facebook group where we post the Zoom link for attending Satsang with Shambhavi via livestream. If you'd like to help others find these teachings, please rate and review our podcast. Jaya Kula is a community-supported nonprofit organization. You can make a donation at jayakula.org/giving. Thanks for listening! And much love to you, wherever and however you are.

Conversations in Consciousness // Accessing Spiritual Power through our Mantra Practice with Dan & Ashr: Today Dan joined Ashr to engage in frank discussion about the power of prayer and the need to live in alignment with our concept of a higher power. We acknowledged how helpful the 12 step process has been for us both. We also acknowledged how a strong spiritual practice such as this Way of the Conscious Creator could help to deepen our spiritual connection and expand our creative power. Special thanks to Dan for his openness and honesty #recoverypodcast #spiritualpodcast #newspiritualpractice #meditativepractice #meditation #alcoholicsanonymous #12steps #narcoticosanonimos #sobriety #sobrietyvsrecovery #overcomingfear #overcominglimitingbeliefs #selfdefeatingbeliefs #spiritualbillionaire #alignmentdiscussions #collectiveconsciousness #consciouspodcast #addictionpodcast #healingtrauma #recovery #consciouscreators #creativecollectivealliance #addictsinrecovery #artistsinrecovery #wayoftheconsciouscreator #loveandtruth #consciousness #spiritualsurfing #spiritualabundance #bookofmantras --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/consciouscreators/message

With roots along the ancient path of Sanatan Dharma, many different roads have been used amid thousands of years to arrive to the same ultimate destination, realize the God within. One of these paths is mantra, the science of sound, by which one can invoke a particular energy through the use of certain sounds. One of the most famous texts has been known as Gayatri Mantra, which is in Sanskrit and comes from the Rig Veda.In the occasion of his recent 8-minute Gayatri Mantra release and his upcoming release of 108-chanting, Manish Vyas presents the subject of Gayatri in a half hour podcast, with very interesting stories and information which may help any person from any background interested in the subject know more about the incredible science of sound from India, and moreover, understand how to approach it.What is the best way to use this mantra, what is its origin, who was the author and the history behind it, what kind of music should be used with it,  what are its essential elements, what is Gayatri Sadhana, how to use it for listening meditation or pranayam practice...? These are some of the points covered in this pleasant interview."Important is that the purpose of each mantra is served; the reason why mantras are there, has never been to use them for entertainment, but firstly to be aware of what we are dealing with when we talk about 'mantra' in general and each mantra in particular; and second, use them adequately and if possible keeping in sight their full potential. Then their purpose is served with grace and respect to this ancient practice discovered by enlightened sages, wise ancestors of humanity." ManishGayatri Mantra link : www.manishvyas.com/gayatriYoutube video : https://youtu.be/YDKNkIYgWT8 

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Gems Of Mantra Practice

Michael explains the uses and significance of Tara mantra practice.

Appropriate for times of illness or times of good health, listen along as Michael outlines the basic Medicine Buddha practice.

Interview / Entrevista with Mantra FM 91.9, during the transmission of EL PORTAL. Where we talked about the science of mantra, how to use it, what is the best approach to mantra practice, what is the reality of mantra music, and other information that is very useful to any people who are not from India and would like to learn more about the true science and practice of Mantra.With Spanish translation / con traducción al español.

Sanskrit has the capacity to express the inexpressible and that's how they came up with the word "Advait." Based on one of the mantras he composed, Shivswarupoham, Manish explains the meaning of the mantra and how it is deeply rooted to the ancient wisdom from India and all its manifestations. Shivoham, Shivoham, Shivswarupoham is an expression of the nature of consciousness in the best way it can be expressed in words, using the language of Sanskrit. A quick exploration of this wonderful sutra with Manish and his music in the background.Music from CD Mantra: manishvyas.com/mantraAlso on video : https://youtu.be/ob0xdxYKZws

This week on the Practice, Sally Kempton, a former swami in a Vedic tradition and the best-selling author of mediation and Tantra books, teaches a 6-minute mantra practice. Hamsa, meaning I Am That, is a fundamental mantra that flows into your heart and helps you invoke your true self. To study more with Sally, take her Tantra 101 class with Yoga Journal.

A mantra practitioner should have a clear understanding of how mantra practice works and what to expect, and what not to expect. Actually mantra practice should never have expectation, but instead faith.  The right attitude is to do the practice of the mantra with faith and with all the possible devotion, and not expect any outcome. The outcome is up to Existence (or God) —not up to us. That is why the first thing that a mantrin should understand is that the right attitude is that of trust and patience, or as Jesus said, the "thy will be done" attitude.

In the mood for an uplifting, scientifically-infused perspective of mantras that includes opportunities to learn and practice for yourself? Please enjoy this week's episode on Mantras with Kundalini yogi, Ravi Singh. Also, be sure to tune in after the interview as an incredibly important announcement is made... ;) Enjoy! 01:14: Mantras: Background & History 05:11: Looking Within: Sweetness of Self 06:55: Most Common Mantras 08:31: Practicing Silent Mantras 11:01: Mantras vs. Religion 13:24: Practicing Spoken Mantras 17:01: Mantras for Enhancing Spiritual/Personal Development 19:28: Mantras & God: The (T)ruth vs. (t)ruth 21:59: Positive Benefits of Mantras Continued 23:28: Explaining & Practicing Sa Ta Na Ma 25:55: Theory of Karma: Cause & Effect 28:01: Mantras & Problem Solving 34:14: Memorable Story of Mantra Practice* 38:11: Mantras vs. Positive Affirmations** 41:35: Neutral Mind: How to Engage in the Q-Anon Discussion*** Ravi's website: raviana.com Email: whatsnextofficial2020@gmail.com IG: @the_PhD_Yogini FB: facebook.com/WNPodcast TO read after listening: * This cute story actually reminds me of a helpful tip for teachers that I learned from a KYT friend. Perhaps, using a white board (with the name of the mantra spelled out in Sanskrit as well as its meaning) would be helpful (when I first began my practice as a student, I found it incredibly beneficial); the former helps with pronunciation and both the former and the latter supports the student to more deeply engage in the present moment/practice rather than them wondering what they're saying and whether they're saying it "right". ** Another helpful tip for positive affirmations: Meet yourself where you're at. For instance, if you are not feeling as though you are "worthy" of God's love, perhaps breaking the affirmation into something more palatable (i.e., that you actually believe) and then slowly scaffolding yourself to deeper levels of love/worthiness may be a worthwhile approach, so as to experience less resistance in the learning/practicing process. Hope this helps! *** Another important point: For me, reviewing secondary sources for accurate/Truthful information feels to lack integrity. I realize it can feel time consuming and energy draining to locate reliable, primary sources on your own; I, myself, am still looking up the debunking reviews and am attempting to discern what is "Truth". All that is to say: NO judgment! Personally, until I can figure it out for myself, I do not feel comfortable taking a "side" as to what is "Truth" as I do not want my ego to drive my interpretation.

Here is a really fun, informative, an deep interview I did with Clint Sabom of Contemplative light. We discuss Mantra practice, Dont Know mind, emptiness, trauma informed mindfulness, and many other healing modalities. May All Benefit.

Contemplative Light provides education and resources in a global effort towards inner transformation through meditation and contemplative prayer.Download our guided Centering Prayer session here: https://contemplativelight.org/guided-centering-prayer-download/We offer a free mini course from Contemplative Light Walking With The Christian Mystics available here: https://contemplativelight.org/walking-with-the-christian-mystics/There is also a full course on the Christian Mystics from Contemplative Light available here: https://contemplativelight.teachable.com/p/living-sacramentsClint Sabom is Creative Director of Contemplative Light. He lived in Budapest, Hungary in 2003 as a Gilman Scholar. He speaks English, Spanish, and Portuguese. In 2007, he lived for six months in a silent monastery.. He holds bachelor's degrees in Religious Studies and one in Spanish literature. He has traveled extensively through Europe and South America. He has spoken and/or performed at Amnesty International, Health Conferences, High Schools, and art galleries across the US. He has studied and done in his own work in Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, Shamanism, NLP, and hypnosis.   Clint offers a powerful audio mini-course on emotional release, with powerful techniques you can use the rest of your life.  Learn more here: https://contemplativelight.teachable.com/p/emotional-releaseSupport the show (https://contemplativelight.org/)

In this episode, we interview spiritual teacher and Vedic Priest Bill Frances Barry. Bill teaches in depth trainings and workshops in Sanskrit mantra, puja ceremony, and inner Nada Yoga in the lineage of Namadeva Acharya and Sadhguru Sant Keshavadas.This podcast episode explores:- The practical applications of mantra- The current use, application, and misinformation of mantras in western yoga practice- How to perform a successful 40 day mantra meditation discipline- How to identify and avoid common pitfalls of a 40 day practice - What to expect during a mantra discipline- Why some people see almost miraculous results and others get mixed results- The common ways advanced practitioners of mantra meditation approach the practice- How you measure spiritual progress on the path of mantra- How to choose a mantra- How mantras work- Checklist for success- Personal success stories- The role of devotion and mantra- Mantra and karma-The huge fruits of a mantra practiceFor more information on his teachings and services visit his website as http://www.mantravijaya.com.

I wanted to share a TINY bit of the iceberg that is a discussion of Mala Beads and Mantra Practice. In this episode I quote Jennice Vilhauer, Ph.D. from her blog post linked here:https://www.psychologytoday.com/za/blog/living-forward/201906/mantra-powerful-way-improve-your-well-being?collection=1131256I also recorded and share a practice of Ohm Mani Padme Hum/Hung for those who might want to try it out or sing/chant along. Hope you enjoy! If you’d like a copy of just the mantra let me know I’ll trade the recording for a review on apple podcasts :) just email emilyatgettinintuit.com a screen shot of your review to get the recording. Photo by Lauren J. Wessel

Today begins a new series on how to best manage your time and energy applying the Vedic Astrology teachings of Hora. No matter what your birth chart is like, hora effects us all. Hora is a branch of Jyotish that suggests there are certain times of the day when auspicious actions such as marriage, investments, business transactions, asset purchases, journeys, relationships, meetings and medical treatments can be taken. The Hora is the duration in a day (the duration between sunrise to sunset is divided by 12 equal parts and the next session from the sunset to the sunrise is considered the other 12 parts of the Hora), ruled by a particular planet. In a week, on every day, starting from the dawn to dusk, there are 24 Horas ruled by seven planets. Sun hora begins at sunrise on Sunday. Moon at sunrise on Monday, and so on. This series will help you understand the rolling planet of each hour of the day. When you align yourself with these energies your actions are in alignment with the cycles of the planets. I encourage you to experiment with this and find how it feels resonant for you. If you have a significant task to complete, you may find it helpful to chant the mantra associated with that ruling planet. In each episode I will share a mantra for each planet. The hora is about one hour for each planetary period, repeating in this order: Sun Venus Mercury Moon Saturn Jupiter Mars Today I will share all about the Sun hora When does this hora begin? What activities are favorable during this hora? What activities are not favorable during this hora? What is the mantra for this hora? If you enjoy this podcast, check out the new Quietmind Yoga Membership where I share weekly yoga classes and mini workshops. Today I just posted a new class on creating an Ayurvedic daily routine (Dinacharya). I will soon be adding recordings of mantras for each of the Horas that I share about in this series. http://www.quietmind.yoga/membership to learn more! Thanks for listening, Jeremy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astrology/message

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence Meditation...Mantra Practice with Tara. During this segment: Guided meditation to connect you to the your 'Breath, your CENTER' , inner peace, your breath and the mantra "om tare tuttare ture soha". The use of a mantra will assist you in eliminating thoughts, open up the heart and become present. This mantra will welcome in miracles, love, compassion, protection and freedom. Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart! Music Nawang Khechog The Great Arya Tara Connect with Suzanne Toro

Join 'She' for a 15 minute Guided Meditation. Sound and Silence Meditation...Mantra Practice with Tara.During this segment: Guided meditation to connect you to the your 'Breath, your CENTER' , inner peace, your breath and the mantra "om tare tuttare ture soha". The use of a mantra will assist you in eliminating thoughts, open up the heart and become present. This mantra will welcome in miracles, love, compassion, protection and freedom.Connecting to your Peace, Voice and Heart!Music Nawang Khechog The Great Arya TaraConnect withSuzanne Torohttps://suzannetoro.com

Do you secretly dread chanting aloud? I used to too! In this episode, I share WHY you want to have a practice of chanting out loud and WHAT the concrete benefits are. I also share the tips, tricks and practices I used to get comfortable hearing my own voice. My hope is that these can be helpful to you as well! If you're a chanting skeptic or want to deepen your chanting practice, listen for more! --- Brett is the founder of Uplifted Yoga, an online yoga and meditation community empowering students to personalize their practice and ignite their best life - on and off the mat. She's instructed at top studios, companies like Google and Pinterest, and leads the world's most interactive Online Yoga Teacher Training program. She teaches to a social media following of over 200K people. Her content on Youtube is streamed for 2 million minutes each month. Learn more at BrettLarkin.com   Creator & Host: Brett Larkin http://www.brettlarkin.com/   Sound Engineer: Zach Cooper www.zmcmusic.tumblr.com   Producer: Benn Mendelson www.sivanaspirit.com www.sivanapodcast.com   Please consider leaving us a rating or review on iTunes! Not sure how? Follow the steps at www.sivanaspirit.com/review   Screenshot your review and send it to info@brettlarkin.com and I'll send you my favorite affirmations and journaling prompts as a free PDF! Thanks for your support!

The Mandala is central to the visual language of Tibetan Buddhist culture and to the rich meditative traditions as taught by its Dalai Lamas, Yogis, Monks & Nuns.  In this two part podcast Robert AF Thurman gives an in depth teaching on the building of mandalas (both physically + conceptually) explaining some of the traditional methods, materials and reasoning behind their use as meditation maps. Includes an over view of mandala symbolism, their application as mnemonic devices & creation in sand, wood and most importantly in the minds of those practicing visualizations. In the second half of the podcast Professor Thurman explains the history of the Kalachakra Tantra, its relationship to the myth of Shambhala and the use of mandala, mantra & ritual offerings during teachings given by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. This podcast is apart of the ‘Buddhism 101’ Series using classic teachings from Robert Thurman to elucidate basic concepts of the tradition. This podcast is an excerpt from the “Second Morning Session of the Kalachakra Study + Practice with Robert AF Thurman” Video. Recorded at Menla’s Nalanda Conference Center in Phoenicia, New York, July 2017 the Annual Kalachakra Study + Practice Intensive Retreat. To read more about this year’s Kalachakra Program with Robert AF Thurman at Menla please visit: www.bobthurman.com. The song ‘Dancing Ling’ by Tenzin Choegyal from the album ‘Heart Sutra‘ (2004) by Ethno Super Lounge is used on the Bob Thurman Podcast with artist’s permission, all rights reserved. Mandala Photo by Paul Benjamin via www.flickr.com. To listen to more recordings from past Robert AF Thurman programs please consider becoming a Tibet House US Member.

The Mandala is central to the visual language of Tibetan Buddhist culture and to it's rich meditative traditions taught by it's Dalai Lamas, Yogis, Monks & Nuns.  In this two part podcast Robert AF Thurman gives an in depth teaching on the building of mandalas (both physically + conceptually) explaining some of the traditional methods, materials and reasoning behind their use as meditation maps. Includes an over view of mandala symbolism, their application as mnemonic devices & creation in sand, wood and most importantly in the minds of those practicing visualizations. In the second half of the podcast Professor Thurman explains the history of the Kalachakra Tantra, it's relationship to the myth of Shambala and the use of mandala, mantra & ritual offerings during teachings given by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.   This podcast is apart of the ‘Buddhism 101’ Series using classic teachings from Robert Thurman to elucidate basic concepts of the tradition. This podcast is an excerpt from the "Second Morning Session of the Kalachakra Study + Practice with Robert AF Thurman" Video. Recorded at Menla's Nalanda Conference Center in Phoenicia, New York, July 2017. The song ‘Dancing Ling’ by Tenzin Choegyal from the album ‘Heart Sutra‘ (2004) by Ethno Super Lounge is used on the Bob Thurman Podcast with artist’s permission, all rights reserved. Mandala Photo by Paul Benjamin via www.flickr.com. To listen to more recordings from past Robert AF Thurman programs please consider becoming a Tibet House US Member.

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Please join the Kashi satsang (spiritual family) in chanting a mantra of health and protection for Ma Jaya. This recording, taken from live gatherings at Kashi Ashram, begins with a minute of "OM", continues with 108 repetitions of "OM DUM DURGAYEI NAMAH", the bija (seed) mantra for Mother Durga, and ends with OM. You will hear three rings of a bell at the beginning and end of the mantra repetitions. (9 minutes, 41 seconds)

(Video Version) How to Chant "AUM" or "OM" Mantra - Instructions for the actual chanting technique, with details in how to make it most effective. An overview of different experiences which can arise during practice. Non-attachment to outcome. Tips to help understand and neutralize the reactions that the ego and mind may have to your Mantra Practice and spiritual development.