Podcasts about nada yoga

Gargie Verma is an award-winning, genre-defying artist whose voice carries the soul of centuries and the spark of modern fire. Gargie's journey began in a traditional Vedic Hindu family in India, where she was immersed in ancient devotional music from birth. But her destiny was far from conventional. Drawn to the sounds of the world, she has traveled to over 17 countries, absorbing and collaborating across cultures, evolving into a singular voice in global music.A rare force in today's musical landscape, Gargie expresses her artistry through multiple powerful identities — each a portal to a different world of sound and spirit. As Halo Reminiscence, she unveils sensual, mystical pop infused with poetry and emotion. With Mama India Music, she offers sacred sound journeys rooted in Dhrupad, Nada Yoga, and rare Vedic traditions, awakening healing and presence through voice. And in her electrifying act Forbidden Lovers, Gargie fuses ancient Indian folk, Sufi, and classical melodies with English hip-hop, EDM, and modern dance music — delivering cinematic, high-energy performances that ignite the senses and turn every stage into a realm of story, rhythm, and rebellion. Forbidden Lovers is not just a show — it's a dazzling fusion experience that turns the lamp on in the dark.Having made her mark in Mumbai through Bollywood music and live performances, Gargie has since worked in films, cross-genre music projects, and global festivals, crafting a body of work that's emotionally raw, spiritually charged, and artistically fearless.Today, she is deeply rooted in the Dhrupad tradition and committed to preserving and reviving ancient, endangered musical forms from around the world. With every breath and every note, she bridges past and future, earth and cosmos.Gargie Verma is not just an artist — she is a bridge between worlds, a living symphony of soul, story, and sound.We talk about Gargie's life journey, her family, finding Dhrupad, her musical projects, freedom, fearlessness, and love.  She shares some live music, and we listen to Jugni a song she recorded about the free goddess. She has a sound bath on May 9th, Forbidden Lovers is performing at the Colony on July 11th, and she holds Dhrupad classes on Thursdays and Sundays in Woodstock. You can find all that on her Instagram Accounts MamaIndia, Halo,  Forbidden Lovers, and on Facebook.Today's show was engineered by Ian Seda from Radiokingston.org.Our show music is from Shana Falana!Feel free to email me, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org** Please: SUBSCRIBE to the pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND IThttp://iwantwhatshehas.org/podcastITUNES | SPOTIFYITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i-want-what-she-has/id1451648361?mt=2SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/77pmJwS2q9vTywz7Uhiyff?si=G2eYCjLjT3KltgdfA6XXCAFollow:INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast

#NadaYoga #Spirituality #AncientWisdom #VibhushriNadaYogi In this episode, Vibhushri reveals how Nada Yoga helps you connect with your true self, balance your energy, and unlock deeper awareness.From the connection between sound and chakras to the healing power of your own voice, this conversation uncovers the profound impact of Nada Yoga in everyday life.

#NadaYoga #Spirituality #AncientWisdom #VibhushriNadaYogi The power of Nada Yoga—discover the ancient science of yoga through sound and vibrations—to achieve good health, wealth, love, and success. In this exclusive session, Nada Yogi Vibhushri Rivesh Vade reveals very advanced yogic secrets of the Nada, the Vedic sounds and frequencies that can rewire your mind, heal your body, bring peace and align you with a natural abundance.Explore how Nada Yoga can bring inner balance, enhance communication, and help heal alleviate physical and mental diseases/ illnesses like diabetes, blood pressure, knee pain, back pain, arthritis, , cancer, through the power of inner sound.

#NadaYoga #SoundTherapy #Spirituality #AncientWisdom #VibhushriDiscover the ancient wisdom of Nada Yoga and the transformative power of sound in this enlightening conversation. From the origins of sound in Vedic tradition to its impact on DNA, emotions, and well-being, this video explores how sound frequencies can bring clarity, balance, and inner peace.Both science and spirituality reveal that vibrations influence your energy, emotions, and even cells.This discussion will open new doors to self-discovery and transformation.✨In This Video, You'll Learn:✔️ How sound influences emotions, DNA, and well-being✔️ The spiritual and scientific basis of Nada Yoga✔️ Practical ways to use sound for healing and transformation✔️ How different vibrations affect consciousness

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Have you ever wondered how sacred spiritual practices can help you transcend the limitations of physical existence? Or how soul awareness can bring peace amidst wars and politics?Discover how sacred spiritual practices can empower you to transcend physical limitations and cultivate inner peace amidst the chaos of today's world. Join host Michael Herst as he engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Katherine Corona, a seasoned spiritual guide and expert in conflict resolution. They explore the transformative power of Nada Yoga and its celestial melodies, which can help you connect with deeper levels of consciousness. Dr. Corona shares her insights on how soul awareness can bring tranquility to turbulent times, encouraging listeners to embrace their spiritual journeys. With over 24 years of experience, Dr. Corona offers valuable wisdom on personal healing and the importance of community in nurturing our spiritual growth. Find everything "One More Thing" here: https://taplink.cc/beforeyougopodcastTakeaways: Sacred spiritual practices can help individuals transcend physical limitations and find inner peace. Community support is essential for personal growth and happiness, aiding in resilience against life's challenges. Nada Yoga teaches us to connect with higher vibrational frequencies through sound and meditation. Finding soul awareness allows us to rise above political chaos and bring inner peace. Engaging in spiritual practices opens pathways to self-discovery and fulfillment in life. Conflict resolution involves understanding the needs of all parties to foster healing and growth. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

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Mary Bue is a songwriter, Nada yogi, traveler, runner, vegan, retreat guide, music + yoga teacher based out of Minneapolis, often roaming this beautiful world. Named Best Songwriter of 2020 by City Pages, her music touches upon archetypal themes of the human condition: love, loss, triumph, dreams, and the natural world. A longtime student of yoga and psychology, Mary weaves sacred subject matter into her songs, seeking of deeper levels of consciousness, and deep concern for the environment mixed into her sometimes crass, real-world hue. Mary Bue is a registered yoga teacher (e-RYT 500), an indie musician, and a teacher in the Viniyoga tradition, a breath-centered, flowing practice that believes in adapting postures to fit the whole person (not forcing a person to fit into a posture!). Mary received her certification at Whole Life Yoga in Seattle, WA by Tracy Weber, (student of Gary Kraftsow, student of T.K.V. Desikachar) and her 300 hour from Yoga Center Retreat (formerly Yoga Center of Minneapolis). In 2020, Mary received an additional 200 hour certificate in Nada Yoga (the Yoga of Sound) from Nada Yoga School in Rishikesh India. Connect with Mary marybue.com instagram.com/MaryBueMusic Patreon.com/marybue Where to connect with Andrea Website: https://andreaclaassen.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/seasonalandrea Seasonal Living Collective: https://andreaclaassen.com/seasonal-living-collective Andrea Claassen Bio Andrea Claassen is an Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor, Ayurvedic Postpartum Doula, RYT 500 hour yoga teacher, and Wild Woman Circle leader who has been in the wellness space since 2007. Her mission is to help you start to live a cyclical life by living in alignment with the seasons using Ayurveda as your guide. She does this by teaching her Peaceful Power Practices centered around movement, mindfulness & mother nature through an Ayurvedic lens. You can hear more from Andrea on her Peaceful Power Podcast where she aims to deliver actionable takeaways for you to live a more holistic lifestyle. Connect with Andrea on her website at www.andreaclaassen.com

Hi, my name is Ram Vakkalanka and welcome to my podcast about Yoga philosophy and wisdom. As part of the podcast, I will present Yogic wisdom about food and nutrition, physical and mental health, meditation, mantras, Sanskrit, Nada Yoga style of music, spiritual practices and more. By the way, I enjoy telling stories quite a lot. So, you will hear many stories in my podcasts. Welcome! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Sympatheia" è il titolo del nuovo disco della cantante e compositrice Giulia Damico, pubblicato lo scorso luglio per l'etichetta inglese PLAY & Oracle Records. Ai microfoni di Unica Radio abbiamo ospitato l'artista torinese per andare alla scoperta di questo interessante lavoro. Sympatheia è l'idea che tutte le cose possano essere reciprocamente intrecciate tra loro e che abbiano un'affinità l'una con l'altra. Rappresenta una riflessione profonda basata sul lavoro che ciascun individuo svolge su se stesso e che influenza il suo rapporto con la collettività in relazione alle reciproche diversità culturali. L'unione del micro e del macro avviene attraverso l'osservazione, l'ascolto del movimento del proprio sentire, l'azione fra il dentro e il fuori, la tensione e la risoluzione, il controllo e il rilascio. Prodotto dall'etichetta londinese PLAY & Oracle Records l'album della cantante torinese Giulia Damico è formato da sette brani, di cui sei originali scritti dalla band leader. Ad affiancarla in questo percorso musicale e spirituale, ci sono Sergio Chiricosta al trombone, Viden Spassov al contrabbasso, Carmelo Graceffa alla batteria & electronics live. Il repertorio alterna composizioni strutturate e improvvisazioni libere caratterizzate da una conduzione e una partitura grafica. Il suono minimale del progetto, inoltre, unisce le linee strumentali acustiche del quartetto ad un uso sapiente dell'elettronica live. I sette brani di cui il disco è composto, traggono ispirazione dagli studi di Giulia Damico legati al Nada Yoga (yoga del suono e music therapy), costruendo così un percorso che si fonde con il linguaggio occidentale jazzistico. L'album nel suo insieme rappresenta ed esprime i sette principali punti del corpo che si differenziano per colore, funzione e altezza.

The combination of music and nature can be a transformative one and a powerful tool to increase immersion and promote mindfulness in one's life. In this episode, Dr. Erin Elmore speaks with Joshua Sam Miller. Joshua is a multi-disciplinary artist, environmentalist, and conscious entrepreneur on a mission to connect people to the natural world through immersive art. Recently, he has been an advocate for the importance of ocean conservation through Sounds of the Ocean, an immersive mindful experience which blends the arts and sciences to connect with marine life through sound. Joshua has committed himself to music as his primary expression since 2018. His music is inspired by the lineages of Nada Yoga, Afro-Cuban rhythm, Indian Raga, Jewish and Sufi mysticism, and Jazz with the goal of creating immersive content to support healthy lives and inspire meaningful action. Together Erin and Joshua discuss the inspiration and intention of his music, the power of sound to promote meditation and mindfulness, our connection of nature and humanity, and their advocacy for conservation and how Joshua's music aims to encourage mindfulness as well as action by working with local NGOs and ocean conservation organizations.   For more information about Joshua Sam Miller's music, upcoming shows, and Sounds of the Ocean, please visit: https://www.soundsoftheocean.com Consider donating to Sounds of the Ocean and ocean conservation, by visiting: https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/sounds-of-the-ocean For more information about Embodies Sounds and immersive wellness experiences, please visit: https://www.embodiedsounds.com Connect with Joshua Sam Miller on social media: On Instagram at sounds_oftheocean, or visit: https://www.instagram.com/sounds.oftheocean/ On Facebook at soundsoftheocean_fb or visit: https://www.facebook.com/soundsoftheocean.fb/ On YouTube by visiting: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy3GoDoYdDGpH-6Z3ruubSA On Spotify by visiting: https://open.spotify.com/album/1ZeHixGlrxu0vL99JZGIi3?si=E7ICd0_0SBGMdH0iwQbdFA And finally, you can visit Joshua's personal website by visit: https://www.joshuasammiller.com

Join me for a short mantra meditation; no previous experience is required. Mantras can help induce a deep state of relaxation and a sense of oneness (connection) to mind and body. Mantras are a great way to focus awareness and attention during meditation. Mantras have been used worldwide for thousands of years in many different cultures and belief systems, including Buddhism, Hinduism and Tantric practices.Mantra can be chanted out loud, internally, or a combination.Some mantras don't have a translation or meaning and use Biji Seed Sounds, which resonate on a cellular level to bring a sense of deep-rooted positive change.Seed sounds are often part of the Nada Yoga tradition (the yoga of sound).

These mystic or heavenly inner Sounds are always resounding in the soul, thus when one attains a certain level of stillness and concentration, spiritual Sound becomes audible. In truth, the inner Sound is always there, it is we (our attention) who come and go. We gain awareness of the Sound, and this creates the illusion that the Sound has "arrived." When we get distracted or leave off our meditation practice it seems to us that the Sound has "stopped." However, this otherworldly Sound continues, like radio waves flowing through the atmosphere, available to be "tuned in" anytime we wish to listen (do bhajan: listen to the inner Sound in meditation).    Hinduism is very much a religion of Divine Light and Sound; many Indian scriptures and spiritual traditions teach about the universe being created through the Sound of AUM, the ecstasy of hearing the cosmic flute of Krishna, or hearing the Unstruck Melody (Anhad Shabad) of God that reverberates throughout the universe. Yogis of Nada Yoga and Masters of Shabd Yoga Meditation impart to their students knowledge about developing their inner spiritual sense of transcendental hearing.    "The Sound heard internally is a Current which has originally emanated from the Supreme Being and is the means not only of concentrating the will but also of raising spirit entity to the Source from which it emanated... The method for taking back the spirit-entity to its Supreme Source is first to concentrate at the eye-focus [Third Eye], and next to commence its journey homewards by attending to the internal Sound, or in other words, by riding the Life or Sound Current which has originally emanated from the Supreme Source." (Huzur Maharaj on Surat Shabd Yoga Meditation practice in, Radhaswami Mat Prakash -- Light on the Teachings of the Lord of the Soul, Radhasoami Faith)   In Divine Love, Light and Sound, Peace Be To You,   James Bean Sant Mat Satsang Podcasts Spiritual Awakening Radio https://www.SpiritualAwakeningRadio.com      

Join me for a short mantra meditation; no previous experience is required.Mantras can help induce a deep state of relaxation and a sense of oneness (connection) to mind and body. Mantras are a great way to focus awareness and attention during meditation.Mantras have been used worldwide for thousands of years in many different cultures and belief systems, including Buddhism, Hinduism and Tantric practices.Mantra can be chanted out loud, internally, or a combination.Some mantras don't have a translation or meaning and use Biji Seed Sounds, which resonate on a cellular level to bring a sense of deep-rooted positive change.Seed sounds are often part of the Nada Yoga tradition (the yoga of sound).Never practice meditation when driving or operating machinery or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Nature, frequency, vibrations, and sound…  These four things may be mistaken for some sort of “new age” list of buzzwords, but the truth is these four things are actually healing experiences humans have used since the dawn of time.  Some say they are even essential to grounding your life, increasing your well-being, and living an overall more fulfilled life. You may be thinking It sounds too simple to be true and so powerful…at one point in my life, I would have agreed with you.  Welcome back to another episode of Warriors Unmasked! Chuck here, and I invite you to hit play to meet Joshua Sam Miller! Joshua has profound knowledge and personal experiences with the healing powers of nature and sound that I think everyone should hear.  Joshua is a multidisciplinary artist, conservationist, creator of Embodied Sound, podcaster, surfer and scuba diver, and mental health advocate. During our conversation you'll hear Joshua take a deep dive into his journey from growing up in a middle-class American family, playing sports, and enjoying the arts to discovering our disconnected way of living in a modern culture be unfulfilling.  From there, turning his life around to one of focused connection and healing. The best part? He is teaching others along the way how to do the same using his gift of music to do so. This episode is bound to take you from wondering and observing to feeling full of hope, full of happiness and totally encouraged and 100% empowered to take your happiness into your own hands.   More Of What's Inside: Why we need to connect with people  What your purpose is and isn't  Joshua's journey to healing  The benefits of healing through nature  The benefits of healing through music  How traveling can help you gain perspectives  What grounding daily practice looks like  The lies society tells you about expectations  The importance of having self-awareness  And much more!   GUEST LINKS: Joshua Sam Miller - Mindful Sound Explorer Sounds of the Ocean LINKS: malarchuk.com/book  malarchuk.com  www.thecompassionateconnection.com www.warriorsunmasked.com  Follow us on Instagram Like us on Facebook Subscribe To Our YouTube My Community Contact   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 A look into today's episode   0:02 What to expect from today's episode  1:42 Thank you to today's sponsors  3:28 Why this conversation matters so much  4:24 Get to know Joshua Sam Miller 11:27 Connecting with nature to find healing  16:55 Why you need to do something you love  21:22 Joshua's time living abroad  31:48 One meditation app you can download today   35:06 Discover the wonders of the ocean and life underwater  39:20 Don't be so hard on yourself…or others.  47:08 How to help heal society    More About The Guest:  Joshua Sam Miller is a world recording artist, composer, and producer on a mission to connect people to the natural world through sound. Recently, he has advocated for the importance of ocean conservation through Sounds of the Ocean, which blends the arts and sciences to connect with marine life through sound. He is also the creator of Embodied Sounds, a mindful music label, podcast, and recording studio focusing on using sound as a healing, therapeutic modality. For over 10 years, Joshua worked in documentary film production in New York City as a cinematographer and editor of short and feature-length films. After following his intuition to leave home behind, he embarked on a global journey of spiritual awakening and self-discovery to realize that music was his deeper passion. Inspired by the lineages of Nada Yoga, Afro-Cuban rhythm, Indian Raga, Jewish & Sufi mysticism, and Jazz, Joshua committed himself to music as his primary mode of expression in late 2018. Following the discovery of surfing, and a growing awareness of the fragility of life underwater, Joshua felt inspired to devote his artistry to ocean conservation while living in Northern California and Sounds of the Ocean was born. In 2020, the project was accepted as part of the International Year of Sound, was featured by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association in Santa Cruz, CA, and debuted at Burning Man 2019. In 2021, he presented his work at the United Nations Climate Conference COP 26 and was featured on PBS Television, Agape Zoe Festival, World Oceans Day, and as an artist in residence at MONOM Sound Berlin. Joshua has offered over 100 workshops in sound as a therapeutic modality at iconic venues such as UCLA Arts & Healing Festival, San Francisco's Grace Cathedral, and Wisdom, LA. He facilitates wellness sessions for corporations both in-person and virtually via Zoom. He also hosts The Embodied Sounds Podcast, interviewing experts in the field of sound and wellness to discover how to improve our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health. Joshua is driven by the passion to raise environmental awareness by curating immersive sound and visual experiences in support of ocean conservation work around the world.

Only the best IS happening to me, and It's happening right now. As the Signature Silence at the center of my consciousness. Humming. Flowing. Carrying me to Me. I Love you,Nik nikki@curlynikki.com p.s. instead of headphones, you can also close your ears using your thumbs, eyes closed, breathing in and out of your nose (mouth closed), and listen inside the head... listen to the Silence for the Sound the Silence is making. "In the beginning was the Sound and the Sound was with God and the Sound was God..." Sadhguru said, “Nada” means sound. If you consecrate and energize that, it becomes Nada Yoga. Today, modern science sees the whole existence as a vibration. Where there is vibration, there is bound to be a sound. So in yoga, we say the whole existence is just a sound. We call this Nada Brahma, which means that the creation and the creator is just sound.” LOVE CHARGING STATION, Live, Daily, Group Practice-  6:30am ET (Spotify LIVE):▶▶ https://apps.apple.com/id/app/spotify-live/id1517524960Bonus content:▶▶https://www.patreon.com/goodmorningsGoOD Mornings merch:▶▶https://www.patreon.com/goodmorningsWeekly LIVE Meditation, Tuesdays at 7pm ET (FREE on Spotify)▶▶ https://spotify.link/meditation_________________________________Today's Quotes: Just knowing, "I have all the blessings, I have the Grace, only the best will happen to me", you should move ahead."-Sri Sri Ravi Shankar"Wherever you may be in this world is your right place at this moment. Just bless it. Just Love it."-Robert Adams "Sadness is a warning that you have gone away from the Self. Go back to the Self or Consciousness which radiates happiness."-Sri Sri Ravi Shankar "Eternal sunrise."-Ruth Davis  Support the show

Breathe through it. Easier said than done in life and parenthood, but especially, delivering that little bundle of joy. Yoga has become ever popular in general, and increasingly so for pregnant and postpartum women. I asked Christina from Fit Mamas Tribe in St. Augustine about the perks of yoga for women who are expecting or have recently given birth. To her, the benefits go beyond breath and physical connection: such classes inspire community and camaraderie for a new moms who may feel isolated. Listen now. Find more Nada: Website: https://mamaknowsnada.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mama.knows.nada/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamaknowsnada/ Fit Mamas Tribe Website: https://www.fitmamastribe.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitmamastribe/ Fit Mamas on the Go: https://www.fitmamastribe.com/programs/on-the-go-wellness-resource?utm_source=fitlinkio Music: "Vacaciones" by Mike Leite Kindly note, opinions and statements made by guests on the Mama Knows Nada Podcast do not necessarily reflect the values and opinions held by Mama Knows Nada. Guests are sharing their own unique perspectives and experiences. Always consult your healthcare provider for options appropriate to your personal circumstances.

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Composer Natalie Brown. Composer, educator, sound healer and multi-instrumentalist, Natalie Brown, has traveled the world performing, recording and teaching music. She was trained classically, starting violin at age 4 and has taught high school orchestra for 14 years. She is the founder and operator of Sounds Heal Studio, providing one-on-one and group sound healing sessions and workshops as well as practitioner training through the International Sound Healing Academy. Natalie is the lead teacher for the Americas for the Academy. She completed Nada Yoga teacher training in Rishikesh, India. She also has training and certifications in Reiki, Craniosacral Therapy, Qigong and Acupressure. Natalie's podcast, Sounds Heal Podcast, explores using sound for health and wellness with interviews of top innovators & practitioners in the field. It has been recognized as the #2 music therapy/ sound therapy podcasts on the web. Natalie's goal is to share the benefits of sound healing and help others use sound for self-care, personal growth and to heal.

This episode marks the final of the first season of The Vedic Astrology Podcast (we launched 4 July 2021!!) and the timing got me thinking about all the many and varied topics we've covered this year.  What better way to mark the end of the first cycle, than with a panel discussion reflecting back on one of our previous episodes "Episode 6 - The Birth Chart as a Symphony Score".  Join Catherine Stockwell, Denise Ngo and Desi Hristova (https://www.desiastrology.com/) and me as we talk harmony, timing, Nada Yoga, Aquarius, Saturn, Mula Chakra and much more!I hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to seeing you in Season 2!!!

Esta es una meditación avanzada, de estados de absorción profundos. La hicimos en grupo el 21 de Junio, equinoccio de verano, día internacional del yoga y de la música. Y se hizo la luz!Meditación apta para sanar, tranquilizar y para conciliar el sueño.  Espero la disfruten mucho. Meditar en grupo es una experiencia transformadora. Si quieres unirte a nuestra sesiones inscríbete aquí :https://www.ilanaospina.com/

This episode features Silvia Nakkach, a Grammy® nominated musician and cross-cultural explorer of musical worlds. Silvia will enchant you as she shares her journey searching for the cosmic source of sound from her home in Brazil, to the Bay area where she learned North Indian Raga music under maestro Ali Akbar Khan for more than 30 years, as well as experimental and electronic music while at Mills College with Pauline Oliveros and Anthony Braxton. We will discuss the integrative power of the mystical sound-syllable AUM, and how she has cultivated the Yoga of Sound, Nada Yoga, and Dhrupad Chant as a form of deep listening and enhancing the sensibility of the subtle through sound. For many years teachings at CIIS, Silvia founded the Sound, Voice, Music in the Healing Arts, a certificate program that she is currently facilitating through the New York Open Center. She is an academic program consultant and the founder and artistic director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Sound and the Voice with centers and training programs across the world. In this conversation, recorded on April 5 of 2020, she shares ideas about how she has been developing an original integral framework through the practice of ancient and modern voice cultures and quantum listening. Silvia Nakkach, MA, MMT, is a Grammy® nominated composer and a pioneer in the field of sound and consciousness transformation. A sought-after educator, vocal artist, author and a former music psychotherapist, Silvia has served on the faculty of the California Institute of Integral Studies where she created the premier certificate program on Sound, Voice and Music in the Healing Arts offered by a major academic institution. She is also the founding director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Voice. For more than 30 years, Silvia studied North Indian classical music under the direction of the late Maestro Ali Akbar Khan and various masters of the Art of Dhrupad singing. She is the author of Free Your Voice (Sounds True). Silvia has released 15 CDs and her music draws upon elements from contemporary avant-garde to ancient Indian ragas. She travels extensively and resides in the San Francisco Bay area. As program facilitator of the Sound and Music Institute Silvia works closely with the students throughout the course of the program. This podcast features 2 pieces form Silvia's albums: • Interlude: Bliss, from album Invocation • End music: Liminal Beauty, from album Liminality Websites: Silvia Nakkach • Vox Mundi - School of Sound and the Voice Connect with EWP: Website • Youtube • Facebook Hosted by Stephen Julich (EWP adjunct faculty, program manager) and Jonathan Kay (PhD student, EWP assistant) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

This episode features Silvia Nakkach, a Grammy® nominated musician and cross-cultural explorer of musical worlds. Silvia will enchant you as she shares her journey searching for the cosmic source of sound from her home in Brazil, to the Bay area where she learned North Indian Raga music under maestro Ali Akbar Khan for more than 30 years, as well as experimental and electronic music while at Mills College with Pauline Oliveros and Anthony Braxton. We will discuss the integrative power of the mystical sound-syllable AUM, and how she has cultivated the Yoga of Sound, Nada Yoga, and Dhrupad Chant as a form of deep listening and enhancing the sensibility of the subtle through sound. For many years teachings at CIIS, Silvia founded the Sound, Voice, Music in the Healing Arts, a certificate program that she is currently facilitating through the New York Open Center. She is an academic program consultant and the founder and artistic director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Sound and the Voice with centers and training programs across the world. In this conversation, recorded on April 5 of 2020, she shares ideas about how she has been developing an original integral framework through the practice of ancient and modern voice cultures and quantum listening. Silvia Nakkach, MA, MMT, is a Grammy® nominated composer and a pioneer in the field of sound and consciousness transformation. A sought-after educator, vocal artist, author and a former music psychotherapist, Silvia has served on the faculty of the California Institute of Integral Studies where she created the premier certificate program on Sound, Voice and Music in the Healing Arts offered by a major academic institution. She is also the founding director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Voice. For more than 30 years, Silvia studied North Indian classical music under the direction of the late Maestro Ali Akbar Khan and various masters of the Art of Dhrupad singing. She is the author of Free Your Voice (Sounds True). Silvia has released 15 CDs and her music draws upon elements from contemporary avant-garde to ancient Indian ragas. She travels extensively and resides in the San Francisco Bay area. As program facilitator of the Sound and Music Institute Silvia works closely with the students throughout the course of the program. This podcast features 2 pieces form Silvia's albums: • Interlude: Bliss, from album Invocation • End music: Liminal Beauty, from album Liminality Websites: Silvia Nakkach • Vox Mundi - School of Sound and the Voice Connect with EWP: Website • Youtube • Facebook Hosted by Stephen Julich (EWP adjunct faculty, program manager) and Jonathan Kay (PhD student, EWP assistant) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode features Silvia Nakkach, a Grammy® nominated musician and cross-cultural explorer of musical worlds. Silvia will enchant you as she shares her journey searching for the cosmic source of sound from her home in Brazil, to the Bay area where she learned North Indian Raga music under maestro Ali Akbar Khan for more than 30 years, as well as experimental and electronic music while at Mills College with Pauline Oliveros and Anthony Braxton. We will discuss the integrative power of the mystical sound-syllable AUM, and how she has cultivated the Yoga of Sound, Nada Yoga, and Dhrupad Chant as a form of deep listening and enhancing the sensibility of the subtle through sound. For many years teachings at CIIS, Silvia founded the Sound, Voice, Music in the Healing Arts, a certificate program that she is currently facilitating through the New York Open Center. She is an academic program consultant and the founder and artistic director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Sound and the Voice with centers and training programs across the world. In this conversation, recorded on April 5 of 2020, she shares ideas about how she has been developing an original integral framework through the practice of ancient and modern voice cultures and quantum listening. Silvia Nakkach, MA, MMT, is a Grammy® nominated composer and a pioneer in the field of sound and consciousness transformation. A sought-after educator, vocal artist, author and a former music psychotherapist, Silvia has served on the faculty of the California Institute of Integral Studies where she created the premier certificate program on Sound, Voice and Music in the Healing Arts offered by a major academic institution. She is also the founding director of the International Vox Mundi School of the Voice. For more than 30 years, Silvia studied North Indian classical music under the direction of the late Maestro Ali Akbar Khan and various masters of the Art of Dhrupad singing. She is the author of Free Your Voice (Sounds True). Silvia has released 15 CDs and her music draws upon elements from contemporary avant-garde to ancient Indian ragas. She travels extensively and resides in the San Francisco Bay area. As program facilitator of the Sound and Music Institute Silvia works closely with the students throughout the course of the program. This podcast features 2 pieces form Silvia's albums: • Interlude: Bliss, from album Invocation • End music: Liminal Beauty, from album Liminality Websites: Silvia Nakkach • Vox Mundi - School of Sound and the Voice Connect with EWP: Website • Youtube • Facebook Hosted by Stephen Julich (EWP adjunct faculty, program manager) and Jonathan Kay (PhD student, EWP assistant) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

This is the first of a few interviews Mitchell did with Bhagavan Das in the NYC studio. Bhagavan Das' story is remarkable and shared with you here. In 1963 at the age of 18, Bhagavan Das left California and journeyed solo through Europe, Northern Africa and the Middle East, eventually arriving in India. He was the first American to live in the jungle of the Himalayas as a hermit-sadhu. He was given the holy name of Ram by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. He then came to meet Swami Chaitanya Prakashananda Tirth who gave him tapas to pray for God's Grace. In 1965, after a year of fasting, prayer and intense purification, Bhagavan Das met his Sat Guru, the Mahasiddha Neem Karoli Baba (Maharaji) who he lived with side by side for many years. Maharaji sent him to Anandamayi Ma to receive initiation from the Divine Mother. Later, during his time with the Tibetan yogis, he was the first westerner to meet and live with Lama Kalu Rinpoche, the guru of the 16th Karmapa. He gave Bhagavan Das the Mahamudra transmission. Bhagavan Das received the Clear Light of Primordial Awareness from His Holiness Dudjom Rinpoche and then the Vajra Yogini transmission directly from the 16th Karmapa in Sikkim. He lived with Yogi Chen who explained all the details to him in English in his hermitage in Kalimpong. When on pilgrimage to the holy Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, Bhagavan Das met Richard Alpert who became Ram Dass after Bhagavan Das brought him to Maharaji. Then, Bhagavan Das was sent to Amma in the 1980s, who saved him again from the ravages of the world. The Grace of his Sat Guru Maharaji led Bhagavan Das HOME to the Divine Mother in the form of Amulya Maa, his precious Beloved Wife, who is always guiding him on the true path of Bodhichitta with her crystal clarity, ancient wisdom and pure Love. If you'd like to see more on an array of subjects like this, join our Newsletter at www.abetterworld.net. There are podcasts and videos which can keep you inspired and educated for years to come. At our Store, you'll also find one-of-a-kind items like a compact FAR Infra-Red Sauna, high-quality, low-cost nutritional supplements & micro-greens and therapeutic mushrooms in capsules, an In Harmony, vibro-acoustic Sound Lounge & the Brain-Tap for sound healing to the max, Mind-Movies for re-programming your brain (& Life), all the way to eliminating credit card and mortgage debt. Or interested in a Conscious Community Network across the planet? That too is available. Just visit Store for these & more. And if you haven't already, won't you subscribe to A Better World's Youtube channel? Love to have you part of our community: https://www.youtube.com/c/abetterworldtvshow --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abwmitchellrabin/support

Hello Friends! Welcome to The Jai Sugrim Method! On This Episode of the podcast I take a deep dive in conversation with musician and guide East Forest. We speak at length about the creative process, the power of psychedelic ceremony, appreciating the spirit of nature, how we learn, the role of nada yoga in the awakening process, and the uniqueness of our times.  I walked away learning more about an old friend, and feeling inspired to be of service to my fellow humans during a transformational time on the earth. Yoga, music,  and psychedelic therapy can create a catalytic shift in consciousness and behaviour change when combined in the right set and setting. You will enjoy this fun, laugh filled conversation!About East Forest:East Forest is an internationally known teacher and composer with millions of listeners. His works and collaborations include Ram Dass, Google, Johns Hopkins, TED, and the Yale Psychedelic Science Group, among others. eastforest.orgFor online journeys and ceremony at Journey Space:https://journeyspace.com/East Forest Music on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0okmfBroVgFuvvljnUbqPW?si=YBIZ_EIgRVmNRFjWdNb00QEast Forest on IG: @east foresthttps://www.instagram.com/eastforest/Time Stamps:3:14 Start of conversation10:10 How do You come back to center, when life throws ya off?19:30 How do you characterize your work, are you a shaman? 24:13: Do you have teachers?48:38: How do you know how to dose someone52:20 The Role of Ceremony and Ritual59:10 We (as a species) have some work to do59:20 Nada Yoga and the creative processYou can show your support for this podcast at my patreon:https://www.patreon.com/jaisugrimThis podcast is sponsored by Commons CBD, brining high quality cannabis products to your home. I am especially fond of the night gummies and The CBD Sports Stick! You can buy commons CBD with this link:www.commons.co/with/jsugrimTo train daily with Jai:https://jaisugrim.com/daily-practice/Enjoy and share the episode!!!Love,Jai

Find a cozy space inside to expand sound. Relax your physical body and breathe deeply. Let your mind bring you memories, colorful sounds, profound silence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nanda-yogini/message

Ich durfte Maren vor einigen Jahren dank der sozialen Medien begegnen. Aufgefallen war sie mir durch ihre stillen Töne. Ein Mosaik aus einer Vielfalt, die niemals laut daher kommt und jedem ihrer Yogis Raum gibt, sich und den eigenen Anteil darin zu entdecken. In diesem Gespräch haben wir über ihre Bücher gesprochen: Yoga lehren, ein Türöffner und wahrer Schatz, für alle, die mit dem Unterrichten beginnen wollen. Yoga leben, eine Vertiefung und liebevoller Blick auf sich als Yogalehrende, auf und neben der Matte, im großen Yogabusiness und im Alltag. Gemeinsam betrachten wir Marens Weg zum Yoga, was ihr den Anstoß gegeben hat für diese Reise und wie sie für sich Yoga lebt, teilen wir mit dir. Wenn du mehr über Maren erfahren magst, findest du sie unter: Homepage: https://marenbrand.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maren_yoga/ Wir freuen uns auf dich. Namasté, Maren & Andrea

Music, sound and vibration have been used for centuries in both ancient cultures and modern medical treatment.   In this episode, John shares how early experiences paved the way for his practice in sound healing, vibrational medicine and Nada Yoga.  He discusses the importance of music, sound and vibration in personal healing as well as our collective experience.Support the showinstagram twitterAmplify Your LoveWe are...#BetterTogether

Following the previous interview with Gundecha Brothers, who dedicated their lives to continuing this style of music, we present the part II of the talk, where among other interesting insights, the main topics covered are:The importance of Sanskrit and the connection between Dhrupad and this language, the three notes used in the Vedic chanting style, and the difference between mantra chanting and mantra singing.Dhrupad claims the distinction of being the oldest form of Indian Classical music heard today, its origin can be traced back to the chanting of Vedic hymns and mantras. The birth of Dhrupad as we know it today coincided with the Bhakti movement and consequently was more devotional in nature. It was rendered in temples facing the the Divinity full of devotion and bhaav, this was the genesis of what became known as Haveli Dhrupad/Sangeet. Dhrupad is a body of spiritual and mystical knowledge to be practiced with devotion (Bhakthi) and dedication (Shraddha). It is primarily an act of submission to one's inner spirit, not a tool for entertainment.The Gundecha Brothers  from Ujjain, India are classical vocalists of the Dhrupad genre of the Dagar Vani (a tradition of classical Dhrupad of 20 generations tracking back to Swami Haridas.) From 1985 to 2019 the duo consisted of brothers Umakant Gundecha and Ramakant Gundecha and were awarded the Padma Sri for art for 2012. Following the death of Ramakant Gundecha in 2019, his son Anant began to perform with Umakant in the Gundecha Bandhu. They also run a Dhrupad institute outside Bhopal, India, where they teach students from all over the world according to the guru–shishya tradition, or parampara ("lineage"), denoting a succession of teachers and disciples."Dhrupad is the search of the ultimate, the search for a true sound, the eternal sound, the sound of the cosmos. Dhrupad is Nada Yoga - the yoga of sound. It is the best way to get yourself into a calm, peaceful state of mind." Umakant Gundecha"In Dhrupad, we sing the notes in their pure form. Both the performers as well as the listeners experience the life energy in these notes. Dhrupad is therefore really about going deep into the essence of everything, including oneself. You can see yourself through Dhrupad." Ramakant Gundecha

Understand the Importance of Breath - The Life Energy with Holistic Breathwork Prana Kriya | Advait Danke --- About Advait Danke - Advait Danke is an internationally certified Sound Therapist, Music Therapist (Raga-Chikitsa) & a Nada Yoga Teacher with Ayurveda as his major subject. He is the Project Director at BodhMarga Foundation & Wellness Vibe. He is on a mission to catalyze Spiritual Awakening & Expansion of Consciousness thru Sound, Devotion & Nada Yoga. He has impacted 3000+ people as a Spiritual & Happiness Coach. His hobbies include Composing Electronic Music, Video Games etc. About Me -

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/. Der Beitrag Klangmeditation mit Anne-Careen Engel | Abend- und Nacht-Raga | Tanpura Klänge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/. Der Beitrag Klangmeditation mit Anne-Careen Engel | Abend- und Nacht-Raga | Tanpura Klänge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/. Der Beitrag Klangmeditation mit Anne-Careen Engel | Abend- und Nacht-Raga | Tanpura Klänge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/. Der Beitrag Klangmeditation mit Anne-Careen Engel | Abend- und Nacht-Raga | Tanpura Klänge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Genieße diese stille Meditation eingeleitet durch die Klänge der Tanpura mit Anne-Careen Engel. Sie singt und spielt ein Abend- und Nacht-Raga. Anne-Careen Engel leitet Tanpura Lernseminare und weitere Seminare rund um das Thema Klang und Nada Yoga. Besuche sie gerne im Haus Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/leiter/anne-careen-engel/. Möchtest du in einem Yogahaus meditieren lernen und dabei eine wundervolle Auszeit genießen? Komme vorbei in eines der Yoga Vidya Yogahäuser im Allgäu, an der Nordsee, im Westerwald oder in Bad Meinberg. Besuche gerne Meditationsseminare, auch im Schweigen bei Yoga Vidya: yoga-vidya.de/seminare/. Der Beitrag Klangmeditation mit Anne-Careen Engel | Abend- und Nacht-Raga | Tanpura Klänge erschien zuerst auf Yoga Vidya Blog - Yoga, Meditation und Ayurveda.

Discover Your Health - Keys to Enhance on Immunity with Ayurveda, Nada Yoga & Sound Therapy with Adavit Danke. In this session, we will be exploring authentic concepts of Ayurveda (swasthya) & Nada Yoga. We will understand the concept of immunity and how it's connected with our body, mind and energetic systems. We will understand how our immunity is linked with our emotions, moods, feelings and thoughts and its relationship with our digestion system & body patterns. Finally, how vibrations or sound therapy can be utilised to balance all aspects of immunity and the entire system of the body to protect itself. Nada Yoga - Nada means the flow of sound and Yoga means Union. Nada Yoga is the process of the union of the individual mind with cosmic consciousness through the flow of sounds. Ayurveda is considered by many scholars to be the oldest healing science. In Sanskrit, Ayurveda means "The Science of Life." Ayurvedic knowledge originated in India more than 5,000 years ago and is often called the "Mother of All Healing"

A Conversation about Sound Healing, Nada Yoga, Music Therapy & Ayurveda with Advait Danke. Know more about Gaurri A Kadam & her endeavors here - https://www.gaurriakadam.com/ --- About Advait Danke - Advait Danke is an internationally certified Sound Therapist, Music Therapist (Raga-Chikitsa) & a Nada Yoga Teacher with Ayurveda as his major subject. He is the Project Director at BodhMarga Foundation & Wellness Vibe. He is on a mission to catalyze Spiritual Awakening & Expansion of Consciousness thru Sound, Devotion & Nada Yoga. He has impacted 3000+ people as a Spiritual & Happiness Coach. His hobbies include Composing Electronic Music, Video Games etc. About Me -

Honored to be featured on the Episode 24 of the Thiiird Eye View Podcast with Kishan! In this entire Episode, we converse about the Spiritual Awakening Journey, Sound Therapy & Nada Yoga as a Tool for Inner Well-Being and much more! Tune in for this interesting discussion and discover various Q&As, Ideas, Practical Tips & Thought Processes around Spiritual Growth, Success & Well-Being. After studying, Advait became a DJ, but he found the noise of music unfulfilling. Through meeting his master his life transformed, and he now teaches Nada Yoga, Ayurveda as well as being a Life Coach. The conversation is very insightful, and we touch on topics such as: the profoundness of silence, how to introduce yoga to the western world, how we define spirituality and the immensity of having a Guru in one's life and much more. I hope you enjoy the conversation! Questions answered in this Podcast - 00:00 Introduction about me and how I started my journey of Spirituality, Nada Yoga & Sound Therapy 04:30 How to seek the Silence Within & how to Initiate our Spiritual Journey? 06:56 Should the knowledge of Scriptures like Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Yoga etc be taught in Schools & Colleges? 12:00 What is the purpose of Spirituality? What is Seeking in Spirituality? 16:50 How do we get beyond the Doership? How do we get beyond the limitations of Body-Mind-Ego & Attachments? 21:50 What is Nada Yoga? How does Sound Therapy work? 25:45 Can Sound Therapy be practiced by anyone? 28:00 How do we translate the Teachings of Sanatan Dharma to the Modern Generation and create more ways for Ecological Sustainability? 33:43 What the steps for Self Love? 44:40 What are the steps for Self Realization? Why is it so important to have a Guru in one's Life? 52:00 How to get Enlightened? An example from Ramana Maharshi Discourse Know more about Kishan, ThiirdEyeView Podcast & his endeavors here - https://www.spokenthiiird.co.uk/ --- About Advait Danke - Advait Danke is an internationally certified Sound Therapist, Music Therapist (Raga-Chikitsa) & a Nada Yoga Teacher with Ayurveda as his major subject. He is the Project Director at BodhMarga Foundation & Wellness Vibe. He is on a mission to catalyze Spiritual Awakening & Expansion of Consciousness thru Sound, Devotion & Nada Yoga. He has impacted 3000+ people as a Spiritual & Happiness Coach. His hobbies include Composing Electronic Music, Video Games etc. About Me -

Journey of Nada Yoga, Sound Therapy & Sound Healing with Advait Danke | How to practice Nada Yoga? | How to integrate Sound Therapy in our Yoga Classes? in the Conversation with Compassion As My Compass (Ariel Zachow) Questions answered in this Episode - 00:00 Introduction 01:36 What is the history of Nada Yoga & Sound Therapy 05:35 How do I encorporate Sound Therapy into the practice? 06:38 What is a typical Sound Therapy class like? 10:08 What one can expect after incorporating Sound Therapy & Nada Yoga in their life? 14:00 How can one start with the Sound Therapy from the basic level? 15:20 How to choose Singing Bowls, How does Sounds from Metals impact our life? & Are there any potential Singing Bowls which are not as per the Ayurvedic Composition? 17:20 Does different Frequencies impact differently in our Body-Mind System? 18:20 How often one should practice Nada Yoga or Sound Therapy? 26:00 How has my life changed after the practice of Indian Classical Music, Nada Yoga & Sound Therapy? 29:55 Any last minute advice? Connect with Ariel Zachow - http://www.compassionasmycompass.com/ --- About Advait Danke - Advait Danke is an internationally certified Sound Therapist, Music Therapist (Raga-Chikitsa) & a Nada Yoga Teacher with Ayurveda as his major subject. He is the Project Director at BodhMarga Foundation & Wellness Vibe. He is on a mission to catalyze Spiritual Awakening & Expansion of Consciousness thru Sound, Devotion & Nada Yoga. He has impacted 3000+ people as a Spiritual & Happiness Coach. His hobbies include Composing Electronic Music, Video Games etc. About Me -

Grammy performer and nominee, Krishna Das, joins us for this profound conversation breaking down the meditative practice of chanting. This is a Universal practice that has the power to deepen the neural pathways in our brains through paying attention again & again while healing our hearts. In this episode discussed is how chanting is a form of meditation using music as medicine for the soul. This practice is not at all about having a good voice, it's about wanting to be free. The ability to start to uncover wounds and heal them is the fruit of chanting and can transform pain into peace. The boon of this practice is the state of your heart and who you become in this world through the power of this practice. Topics include: how to begin a chanting practice, the benefits of one and how this practice can positively impact our lives on every level. Krishna Das has been called yoga's “rock star” and is a world icon having collaborated with many great musicians including Sting.  “He who feels it, knows it.” - Bob Marley   SHOW NOTES  A modern mystic is someone connected to a deeper reality which changes the way you live in the world. They are connected to that greater love that includes everything. It is about having a heart as wide as the world. It includes others in our own heart and our own being, This practice is the power of music & words and how we can connect them to the divine within and without.  What is chanting? “Nama Sankirtan” is the Sanskrit name for this chanting practice. In India where this practice originates, generally the belief is in one god, but it can be called by many names, mamy forms. This ancient practice is “spiritual” but not necessarily “religious” because it brings you into your own true nature and it doesn't mean you need to believe in something based on blind faith. Your own experience is what's important and doing these chants changes the way we sit in our own hearts.   Repetition of names over and over with as much attention as you can muster is the practice. Once you start doing a practice, you notice how much time you aren't even really present there at all. We add a practice which is a place to come back to, to bring ourselves home again to our true sense of being. When a child is sick, you hide medicine in a sweet syrup and the syrup is the music, the medicine which is the cure is the name. It is VERY hard to be here and this practice helps just that. When singing, or “chanting” as it is called, you can't grab onto the sound, only come back to it. Chanting builds the letting go muscle. We aren't taught to let go, we are taught to hold on. Letting go is releasing and really coming back home. As you focus in this practice, neural pathways in your brain are deepened through paying attention again and again. Then often the rest of the day after chanting, you get used to not feeling so lost and eventually regardless of what's going on out there, it allows you to be much more functional and to see things less colored by our own stuff.  The Sanskrit names of Gods & Goddesses connect us to the wisest, purest parts of our hearts. These names sung are the ultimate reality, so you are planting the seeds of the ultimate reality within you. This idea of chanting the name is not exclusive to Indian traditions but exists all over the world.  The music allows us to get more present but the repetition of the name will free us from suffering. Only when we see what our minds are doing can we take responsibility for them and make a shift. “He who feels it, knows it.” - Bob Marley The ideology of Nada Yoga, the Yoga of Sound. This practice is about love and untying the knots in our heart. Our traumas and knots in our heart, prevent us from being happy. The names of the chant are the names of love, who we are underneath all things we think we are. It's not about having a good voice at all, it's about wanting to be free. Pay attention to the sound, the names, & as soon as you notice you are gone, come back. This is the practice. It is simple but not easy. Chanting helps us recognize so much more is possible for us in life. We can do it silently or with others. Like a muscle, our capacities to stay present to the name/chant grows and then our ability to be present moment in moment-to-moment life grows as well. We learn, we don't have to believe our own thoughts & that big emotions pass. Big feelings aren't who we are and that's what chanting reminds us, As you do more practices, you start spending less moments in heavy states of mind and you spend less time giving yourself a hard time. How to start a chanting practice. At least one to two times a day, push the hold button within your life and let the breath come and go and simply be quiet for a few minutes. You can put a CD or Spotify on with the sound of the name (in a chant) and let the seed get planted exposing yourself to the music for a few minutes a day. The archetype and energy of Hanuman. Hanuman is a being fully merged with the Universe, God and reality. Even while fully merged, he's dedicated to helping others remove obstacles on their path and find themselves. He's the destroyer of calamities of suffering. He is the flow of Grace that flows from the Divine to our own hearts. One can see this energy is outside of ourselves or inside. When we bow to the energy of this oneness, we release things locking us in the world in a way we don't want to be. “Do one to others as you would have them do unto you…” Yet the question is: how do we get to the strength to do this? This idea is not programmed in our culture. We can't go on thinking that we are the most important thing in this universe and expect to find any kind of lasting peace, love or happiness. Come, do the practice, go home and the practice will change your life. The ability to start to uncover wounds and heal them is the fruit of chanting and can transform pain into peace. The boon of this practice is the state of your heart and who you become in this world through the power of your practice. Start a chanting practice now, whether you are in crisis or not because challenging times always come and this practice is a raft that will see you through. https://www.krishnadas.com/ 

The yoga of sound. Baird Hersey gives us this beautiful introduction to Nada Yoga in his basic meditation. This is a meditation on listening to the divine in all of us.

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Nada yoga is a lost practice from ancient texts. It is a journey from the noise of the external world around us inward to a place of internal peace and bliss. It is a portal through which we connect our individual “Self” with the greater Universe. The practice of nada yoga is not complex or complicated. It is amazingly simple. It is the act of listening.