Mantra, Kirtan And Stotra: Sanskrit Chants

A group of new yogateacher sing during a Saturday evening satsang at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg, Germany a wonderful vedantic kirtan, the mantra Sachara Chara. In the Yoga Vidya Kirtan Songbook it is the number 400. Here are the lyrics to sing along: Sacharā Chara Pari Pūrna Shivoham Nityānanda Swarūpa Shivoham Ānandoham Ānandoham Ānandam Brahm Ānandam Sākshi Chaitanya Kutasthoham Nityā Nitya Swarūpa Shivoham It means in English: My true nature is immortal, eternal, pure, infinite. I am joy, I am bliss, divine bliss I am. I am pure consciousness, detached observer of everything. I am Shiva, one with the Divine. Yoga English Videos as well on my.yoga-vidya.org/video - Vidya Teachers Training Course or workshops at yoga-vidya.org/english/seminar/.

Uma and a seminar group chant the kirtan or mantra Om Namah Shivaya during a saturday evening satsang in a very loving way. Om Namah Shivaya is a salutation and the meaning of Shiva is \"auspicious\", \"lover\" and \"good\". He symbolizes the power of transformation, the personification of the power of universal destruction. The one who terminated existence and let new ones appear. Sometimes he dances the dance of creation, as Nataraja. The feminine aspect of Shiva is Durga, the universal mother. You can find the lyrics in the Yoga Vidya Kirtan Songbook as number 2. More information about yoga, meditation and training and further education look at yoga-vidya.org. English Videos as well on my.yoga-vidya.org/video.