The Manorama Podcast Episode 3 A Goddess Mantra  with Manorama  In today’s show I will share you a Sanskrit mantra that honors the goddess. I’ll give its translation and will guide you in using this mantra in your Luminous Soul and Yogic Practice. This mantra (like all mantras) supports you in being in yogic stillness. Some of the key features of mantras are that they are dynamic, energizing and calming all at the same time. Each Sanskrit mantra has a specific way in which it acts on our consciousness bringing us into greater harmony with ourselves and the world around us. The more you chant a mantra, the quieter your thinking mind becomes. The tranquility found in Sanskrit chanting or in listening to Sanskrit mantras allows for a feeling of inner trust and ease to rise within you. From that space, you support yourself shifting into deeper layers of meditation. Chanting a mantra allows you to move inward more. And it just so happens that the more we explore our inner world, the more we behave in a more loving and kind way with others on an outer level. This is because mantras show us a world of unity, a world of energy where we are all connected and ultimately one.   Mantra Practice Here is a goddess mantra from the Devi Mahatyam. I want you to practice with me by both listening and chanting and then sitting quietly afterwards and noticing the effects of the mantra on your mind and body:          OM Namo Devyai Mahā Devyai     Śivāyai Satatam Namah Namah Prakrtyai Bhadrāyai     Niyatāh Pranatāh Sma Tām   Reverence to the Devi to the Supreme Devi. Salutations to her who is ever auspicious. Respect to her who is the primordial cause and sustaining power of all. With our attention focused, we extend our respect to her again and again.  Translation by Manorama Verse from the Devi-Mahatmyam   Chant this with me 9 times Sit quietly - listen and feel Don’t make any meaning just feel Be with the vibration. Be with the feeling of the mantra beyond thought Notice the unifying, calm energized clarity and stillness that this mantra gives you access to when you chant it. To enter into the world of the goddess is to enter into the world of energy and healing energy.   Practice and enjoy the insights that rise. If you like the Manorama podcast, please go to iTunes or wherever you receive your podcasts, and subscribe and rate it. Leave us a comment. I’d love to hear from you. Remember: You are unique, you are beautiful, you are powerful and free. You are a Luminous Soul.   Thanks so much for joining me here in this session. I’ll catch you next time on The Manorama Podcast   www.sanskritstudies.org    

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A Goddess Mantra

The Manorama Podcast Episode 3 A Goddess Mantra with Manorama  In today’s show I will share you a Sanskrit mantra that honors the goddess. I’ll give its translation and will guide you in using this mantra in your Luminous Soul and Yogic Practice. This mantra (like all mantras) supports you in being in yogic stillness. Some of the key features of mantras are that they are dynamic, energizing and calming all at the same time. Each Sanskrit mantra has a specific way in which it acts on our consciousness bringing us into greater harmony with ourselves and the world around us. The more you chant a mantra, the quieter your thinking mind becomes. The tranquility found in Sanskrit chanting or in listening to Sanskrit mantras allows for a feeling of inner trust and ease to rise within you. From that space, you support yourself shifting into deeper layers of meditation. Chanting a mantra allows you to move inward more. And it just so happens that the more we explore our inner world, the more we behave in a more loving and kind way with others on an outer level. This is because mantras show us a world of unity, a world of energy where we are all connected and ultimately one.   Mantra Practice Here is a goddess mantra from the Devi Mahatyam. I want you to practice with me by both listening and chanting and then sitting quietly afterwards and noticing the effects of the mantra on your mind and body:          OM Namo Devyai Mahā Devyai     Śivāyai Satatam Namah Namah Prakrtyai Bhadrāyai     Niyatāh Pranatāh Sma Tām   Reverence to the Devi to the Supreme Devi. Salutations to her who is ever auspicious. Respect to her who is the primordial cause and sustaining power of all. With our attention focused, we extend our respect to her again and again.  Translation by Manorama Verse from the Devi-Mahatmyam   Chant this with me 9 times Sit quietly - listen and feel Don’t make any meaning just feel Be with the vibration. Be with the feeling of the mantra beyond thought Notice the unifying, calm energized clarity and stillness that this mantra gives you access to when you chant it.To enter into the world of the goddess is to enter into the world of energy and healing energy.   Practice and enjoy the insights that rise. If you like the Manorama podcast, please go to iTunes or wherever you receive your podcasts, and subscribe and rate it. Leave us a comment. I’d love to hear from you. Remember: You are unique, you are beautiful, you are powerful and free. You are a Luminous Soul.   Thanks so much for joining me here in this session. I’ll catch you next time on The Manorama Podcast   www.sanskritstudies.org    

The Manorama Podcast: Episode 2 Maha Mrtyunjaya Mantra With Manorama     Manorama shares what the Mahā Mrtuñjaya Mantra is. She speaks about how it’s an upanishadic verse. She speaks about Tryambakam, which means three-eyed one, which is Lord Shiva.    Manorama guides the student in a deeper connection with his/her breath as it relates with the Sanskrit chanting.    Chanting: Call & Response     Mahā Mrtuñjaya Mantra       OM Tryambakam Yajāmahe        Sugandhim Pushti-Vardhanam Ūrvārukam Iva Bandhanān   Mrtyor Mukshīya Māmrtāt     We worship Lord Shiva, the three-eyed one, who is fragrant and who nourishes all beings. Please release me, just as a cucumber is released (from its stalk) when it’s ready. But you must not release me from the nectar of existence.   Translation by Manorama     Manorama gives commentary about the verse. She also shares when you can use this mantra.   Manorama shares a Luminous Soul Guided Meditation based on the Mahā Mrtuñjaya Mantra.     If you like this podcast please go to iTunes and subscribe and rate it.   To stay connected with Manorama’s community join her newsletter at www.sanskritstudies.org  and receive info on upcoming retreats and courses and exclusive offers.       ã2017 Luminous Shabda Inc., Manorama

Maha Mrtyunjaya Mantra

The Manorama Podcast Episode 1 The Vibrational World of Sanskrit with your host Manorama Manorama speaks about the nature of the vibrational world of Sanskrit.  She shares a Sanskrit mantra and leads chanting for you to incorporate into your own practice Goddess Mantra            Namo Devyai Mahā Devyai Śivāyai Satatam Namah           Reverence to the goddes the supreme goddess. Always we extend our respect to her.  Repeat this mantra 9 times Led Luminous Soul Meditation To enter into the vibrational world of Sanskrit is to enter into a type of ease and contact with sound, vibration that syncs you with your higher wisdom.    Thank you for listening to The Manorama Podcast If you liked this show please subscribe to the podcast in itunes, Please comment and share it with your friends. You can find info about my events, my blogs and how to become a part of my community at www.sanskritstudies.org   Stay Connected with Manorama Facebook: Manorama (the people page not the friend style page) Instagram: Manorama9 Snapchat: Manorama9 Twitter: Sanskrit Studies Periscope: Sanskrit Studies Study with Manorama in Sanskrit Studies & Luminous Soul Video Sessions  www.manoramatv.yoga 

The Vibrational World of Sanskrit

The Manorama Podcast Episode 1 The Vibrational World of Sanskritwith your host Manorama Manorama speaks about the nature of the vibrational world of Sanskrit.  She shares a Sanskrit mantra and leads chanting for you to incorporate into your own practice Goddess Mantra            Namo Devyai Mahā Devyai Śivāyai Satatam Namah          Reverence to the goddes the supreme goddess. Always we extend our respect to her.  Repeat this mantra 9 times Led Luminous Soul Meditation To enter into the vibrational world of Sanskrit is to enter into a type of ease and contact with sound, vibration that syncs you with your higher wisdom.    Thank you for listening to The Manorama Podcast If you liked this show please subscribe to the podcast in itunes, Please comment and share it with your friends. You can find info about my events, my blogs and how to become a part of my community at www.sanskritstudies.org   Stay Connected with Manorama Facebook: Manorama (the people page not the friend style page) Instagram: Manorama9 Snapchat: Manorama9 Twitter: Sanskrit Studies Periscope: Sanskrit Studies Study with Manorama in Sanskrit Studies & Luminous Soul Video Sessions  www.manoramatv.yoga 

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