Mantra Mala - Samatva ; A compilation of Vedic chants [Music CD+Booklet ] by T K V Desikachar


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ProductID: 24788 - Jewel Case - N/A Pages (Year: 2008)
Krishnamacharya Yoga Mandiram ~ ISBN: SA310

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At the heart of all Indian wisdom, lies the timeless legacy of the Vedas. A collection of sacred hymns that are believed to have been heard by ancient sages when they were in a profound state of meditation, the Vedas contain mantras or chants on a wide range of subjects. Significant among these, are the numerous chants on health and well-being. In the Indian tradition, the idea of good health extends far beyond mere physical fitness, encompassing the mind and spirit as well. Presented in this CD are a selection of Vedic chants that envisage health and harmony for the entire human system. While attempting to preserve the ancient Vedic heritage with strict attention to Vedic chant pedagogy, this CD also aims at carrying forth the profound resonance of these sacred hymns.

Just listening to these chants can heal, for as TKV Desikachar [son and student of legendary yogi, T Krishnamacharya] says, “Chanting can open our hearts”.

This Music CD carries following Tracks:

Arogya mantrah
Yosau tapannuteti
Suvarnam gharmam
Rcam praci
Candra namaskrtya mantrah
Sraddha suktam
Roga nivarana suktam
Hiranyagarbhah suktam
Bhagya suktam
Dasa santayah

About the Author

TKV DESIKACHAR, one of the most renowned authorities on yoga presents this book with two of his students Kausthub Desikachar and Frans Moors.

In addition to years of yoga training from his father, TKV Desikachar holds a degree in structural engineering. Since the 1960s he has devoted himself to yoga instruction for people from all walks of life and with all kinds of abilities; among his students was the renowned philosopher J Krishnamurti. Desikacher continued to live and study with his father until Krishnamacharya’s death in 1989. One of the world’s foremost teachers of yoga, Desikachar currently teaches at the school founded in his father’s memory in Madras, as well as in Europe, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand.

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