Traditionally, Sanskrit mantras are chanted without musical instrumentation and in a very precise, rhythmic style. When this rigid tradition is relaxed and instruments are added, the chants move from mantra to bhajan (hymn) and become more accessible to the uninitiated. This first hymn is to Vaidyanatha, Lord Shiva in his guise as the Great Physician and Healer. It sings his praises while calling for the balm of his presence.
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Menoizikul; Midweek Musicalisms
April is my birthday month, so I am choosing all the items for this musical series. Given the state of the world, much of my spiritual focus has been on prayers and meditations for peace. I am opting to bring you some of my favourite mantras for enhancing the mood of peace and healing.
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I haven't reached the linguistic proficiency to understand this much Sanskrit. But the music and the rhythm are soothing.
ReplyDeleteBtw, my birthday is in April too.
The music and video are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThe music and video are lovely. Happy April to you!
ReplyDeletesoothing and peaceful, Happy Birthday Month...
ReplyDeleteThe music is very pleasant and the video is appealing too.,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful 🙏
ReplyDeleteAwwww YAM very very nice music and peaceful video especially the ocean
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
PS Bryan's bday month too
What a beautiful hymn, both calming and uplifting! You know I enjoyed the underwater footage!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Month!!
I've bookmarked the video and expect I'll be tuning in to again and again. Wishing you a happy birthday month, and hope it's filled with all manner of wonderfulness.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Month!!! The music is pleasant and soothing and we can all use that any day. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTruly Amazing
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