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Snatam Kaur

(English below) PT/ É com um prazer enorme que trago neste episódio uma conversa inspiradora com a maravilhosa Snatam Kaur Khalsa. Enquanto professora de kundalini yoga, a Snatam tem facilitado uma série de workshops, retiros, cursos intensivos e eventos, muitos deles acompanhada pela sua família. Enquanto cantora devocional e artista, compartilha o poder dos mantras Sikh sagrados. Já lançou uma série de albums que fazem perder a conta e o seu último álbum, Beloved foi nomeado para o Grammy melhor álbum new age, em 2018. Para além de um imenso talento musical, a pureza e a beleza da sua voz é um reflexo de uma vida de devoção espiritual e um serviço incansável para a humanidade.Neste episódio falámos sobre a sua jornada pelo mundo da música, sobre os valores core da tradição Sikh e a sua relação com o Kundalini yoga, falámos também sobre kundalini yoga, chakras, sobre o que é que a música sagrada nos pode trazer ao dia a dia, sobre mantras… E no final a Snatam deixa-nos uma mensagem de amor e esperança para o mundo que espero que fiques até ao fim para ouvir (aconselho-te mesmo que o faças). Acrescentado a toda esta maravilha, convidamos-te a estares presente no seu concerto, em Lisboa, que será no dia 14 de Março, às 19h30, na aula magna. Sem dúvida que será muito mais do que um concerto, é uma experiência única que desejo que o mundo tenha. Espero ver-te por lá!! :) EN/ (English starts at minute 3:08) It is my greatest pleasure to bring to you, in this episode a beautiful conversation with the wonderful, Snatam Kaur Khalsa. Snatam is a woman that has touched million hearts and brought the sweetness and tranquility of her voice to those that listen.  As a kundalini yoga teacher, she has been a part of a series of workshops, retreats, immersions, events, and a lot of them next to her family. As a devotional singer and artist, Snatam shares the power of sacred mantras. Her last album, beloved, was a grammy nominated in 2018 in the category of new age albums. Apart from her tremendous  musical talent, the pure and lightness of her voice is a reflex of a life devoted to spirituality and selfless service for humanity. In this episode we talk about her journey through music, about the core values of the Sikh tradition and its relation to kundalini yoga, we talked about kundalini yoga, chakras, about what sacred music can bring us everyday, about the power of mantras… and so much more. At the end, Snatam leaves us with a message of love and hope to the world, a message that I hope you stick to the end to listen to (I highly advise you to do so). Adding to all that, if you happen to be in Lisbon, we invite you to be present in her concert, in Aula Magna, on the 14th of March, at 19h30. No doubt that, more than a concert, it will be an unforgettable experience. If you’re not in Lisbon, make sure you check the link I left down bellow  to see if she will be passing through your city or nearby in her Europe tour. If your are in Lisbon, I’ll see you there :) Get your ticket to the 14th of March, in Lisbon / Adquire já o teu bilhete para o concerto da Snatam Kaur no dia 14 Março, às 19h30, na aula Magna: (Venda de bilhetes exclusiva a partir do site/Tickets sold exclusively at: ) https://tickets.brightstarevents.com/event/snatamkaurportugalMANTRA: Sat Naaraa-in: Spotify: spotify:track:1NsJSfX9QEWdakkAU1YEVO Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YA2c8Fqf7pE Onde encontrar a Snatam Kaur / Where to find Snatam Kaur: https://www.snatamkaur.com https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurkhalsa/ https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurpt/ ————————————————————Como podemos conectar/how we can connect: www.sofiamano.com https://www.instagram.com/sofialmano/ https://www.facebook.com/sofiamanoyoga/sofiamano.yoga@gmail.com

(English below) PT/ É com um prazer enorme que trago neste episódio uma conversa inspiradora com a maravilhosa Snatam Kaur Khalsa. Enquanto professora de kundalini yoga, a Snatam tem facilitado uma série de workshops, retiros, cursos intensivos e eventos, muitos deles acompanhada pela sua família. Enquanto cantora devocional e artista, compartilha o poder dos mantras Sikh sagrados. Já lançou uma série de albums que fazem perder a conta e o seu último álbum, Beloved foi nomeado para o Grammy melhor álbum new age, em 2018. Para além de um imenso talento musical, a pureza e a beleza da sua voz é um reflexo de uma vida de devoção espiritual e um serviço incansável para a humanidade. Neste episódio falámos sobre a sua jornada pelo mundo da música, sobre os valores core da tradição Sikh e a sua relação com o Kundalini yoga, falámos também sobre kundalini yoga, chakras, sobre o que é que a música sagrada nos pode trazer ao dia a dia, sobre mantras… E no final a Snatam deixa-nos uma mensagem de amor e esperança para o mundo que espero que fiques até ao fim para ouvir (aconselho-te mesmo que o faças). Acrescentado a toda esta maravilha, convidamos-te a estares presente no seu concerto, em Lisboa, que será no dia 14 de Março, às 19h30, na aula magna. Sem dúvida que será muito mais do que um concerto, é uma experiência única que desejo que o mundo tenha. Espero ver-te por lá!! :) EN/ (English starts at minute 3:08) It is my greatest pleasure to bring to you, in this episode a beautiful conversation with the wonderful, Snatam Kaur Khalsa. Snatam is a woman that has touched million hearts and brought the sweetness and tranquility of her voice to those that listen. As a kundalini yoga teacher, she has been a part of a series of workshops, retreats, immersions, events, and a lot of them next to her family. As a devotional singer and artist, Snatam shares the power of sacred mantras. Her last album, beloved, was a grammy nominated in 2018 in the category of new age albums. Apart from her tremendous musical talent, the pure and lightness of her voice is a reflex of a life devoted to spirituality and selfless service for humanity. In this episode we talk about her journey through music, about the core values of the Sikh tradition and its relation to kundalini yoga, we talked about kundalini yoga, chakras, about what sacred music can bring us everyday, about the power of mantras… and so much more. At the end, Snatam leaves us with a message of love and hope to the world, a message that I hope you stick to the end to listen to (I highly advise you to do so). Adding to all that, if you happen to be in Lisbon, we invite you to be present in her concert, in Aula Magna, on the 14th of March, at 19h30. No doubt that, more than a concert, it will be an unforgettable experience. If you’re not in Lisbon, make sure you check the link I left down bellow to see if she will be passing through your city or nearby in her Europe tour. If your are in Lisbon, I’ll see you there :) Get your ticket to the 14th of March, in Lisbon / Adquire já o teu bilhete para o concerto da Snatam Kaur no dia 14 Março, às 19h30, na aula Magna: (Venda de bilhetes exclusiva a partir do site/Tickets sold exclusively at: )  <a href="https://tickets.brightstarevents.com/event/snatamkaurportugal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://tickets.brightstarevents.com/event/snatamkaurportugal</a> MANTRA: Sat Naaraa-in: Spotify: spotify:track:1NsJSfX9QEWdakkAU1YEVO Youtube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YA2c8Fqf7pE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YA2c8Fqf7pE</a> Onde encontrar a Snatam Kaur / Where to find Snatam Kaur: <a href="https://www.snatamkaur.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.snatamkaur.com</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurkhalsa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurkhalsa/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurpt/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/snatamkaurpt/</a> ———————————————————— Como podemos conectar/how we can connect: <a href="http://www.sofiamano.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sofiamano.com</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sofialmano/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/sofialmano/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sofiamanoyoga/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/sofiamanoyoga/</a> sofiamano.yoga@gmail.com

E48 The power of sacred mantras, kundalini yoga And much, much more With Snatam Kaur Khalsa

Swami Tattwamayananda

This lecture was given on November 10, 2019, at the Vedanta Society of Northern California by Swami Tattwamayananda.-Sacred mantras gain a spiritual potency because they have been meditated upon by great saints and sages for millennia.  -Mantras are not written; they are a fundamentally sound phenomenon.-When we chant mantras with a sense of sanctity and sacredness (‘shraddha’), we realize the mantra's real meaning.  We realize the Reality within ourselves, which is present everywhere.-Vedic knowledge has survived because the Vedic mantras were chanted, meditated upon, and their meaning was realized.-Chanting holy names is also practiced by Christian mystics and monks.-Mantras have no author (‘apauruṣeya’).  This can be understood only through practice.-A mantra is a live wire connected with a spiritual current, so it should be practiced properly.-Word ('vak') and meaning ('artha') are connected, with the practice of prayers, we realize the more profound meaning.  -Patanjali explained the science of mantras in his Mahabhashyam on Panini’s grammar.  -Our understanding of a mantra evolves from gross to subtle.  In descending order they are: ‘Para’ (identification with reality of/ realization of the essence of the mantra), `Pashyanti’ (completely focused on the meaning and essence of the mantra), `Madhyama’ (mental repetition but verbalized, not audible) and `Vaikhari’ (verbal repetition with sound audible).-At the highest level, in the Way of the Pilgrim, the pilgrim learned the art of unceasing prayer and could see all creatures as children of Christ.  -Nineteen forms of practice are mentioned in the chanting of Vedic mantras.-The “Altar Fire” by Frits Staal is the most profound book on the subject written by a scholar not born into the tradition. -Worship, prayer, and practice of mantras with sincerity and a sense of sanctity transform our consciousness.-The Gayatri mantra awakens higher consciousness and insight into all things.  -In the Mundaka Upanishad, the imagery of two birds is used to illustrate the spiritual journey.  One bird eats sweet and bitter fruits, while the other sits above unperturbed.  As the lower bird evolves, it realizes its identity with the higher bird.  As we practice our mantra, we evolve and our whole life becomes spiritualized.

This lecture was given on November 10, 2019, at the Vedanta Society of Northern California by Swami Tattwamayananda. -Sacred mantras gain a spiritual potency because they have been meditated upon by great saints and sages for millennia. -Mantras are not written; they are a fundamentally sound phenomenon. -When we chant mantras with a sense of sanctity and sacredness (‘shraddha’), we realize the mantra's real meaning. We realize the Reality within ourselves, which is present everywhere. -Vedic knowledge has survived because the Vedic mantras were chanted, meditated upon, and their meaning was realized. -Chanting holy names is also practiced by Christian mystics and monks. -Mantras have no author (‘apauruṣeya’). This can be understood only through practice. -A mantra is a live wire connected with a spiritual current, so it should be practiced properly. -Word ('vak') and meaning ('artha') are connected, with the practice of prayers, we realize the more profound meaning. -Patanjali explained the science of mantras in his Mahabhashyam on Panini’s grammar. -Our understanding of a mantra evolves from gross to subtle. In descending order they are: ‘Para’ (identification with reality of/ realization of the essence of the mantra), `Pashyanti’ (completely focused on the meaning and essence of the mantra), `Madhyama’ (mental repetition but verbalized, not audible) and `Vaikhari’ (verbal repetition with sound audible). -At the highest level, in the Way of the Pilgrim, the pilgrim learned the art of unceasing prayer and could see all creatures as children of Christ. -Nineteen forms of practice are mentioned in the chanting of Vedic mantras. -The “Altar Fire” by Frits Staal is the most profound book on the subject written by a scholar not born into the tradition. -Worship, prayer, and practice of mantras with sincerity and a sense of sanctity transform our consciousness. -The Gayatri mantra awakens higher consciousness and insight into all things. -In the Mundaka Upanishad, the imagery of two birds is used to illustrate the spiritual journey. One bird eats sweet and bitter fruits, while the other sits above unperturbed. As the lower bird evolves, it realizes its identity with the higher bird. As we practice our mantra, we evolve and our whole life becomes spiritualized.

Decoding the Mystery of Sacred Mantras | Swami Tattwamayananda

Yuan Miao

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