Mantra, Kirtan And Stotra: Sanskrit Chants

The Guru is the teacher within us. The Guru is the world, which guides us through the many experiences. The Guru is the teacher in a human form who leads us to the Truth. Savitri from Yoga Vidya Ashram Germany chants the classical Guru Stotra in a very meditative, elevating melody. www.yoga-vidya.de/en

Atmanshanti chants the Mantra "Bansuri" in Yoga Vidya Ashram Germany. Bansuri means "flute". It signifies that we want to become a pure flute, without Ego, so that wonderful melodies can come through us.

The Gayatri Mantra invokes the Divine in the form of light. It means: "We invoke the Divine, which has manifested out of light the physical, astral and causal world. We meditate on that Radiant Being. May It enlighten our understanding".

Sanskrit Chant for the Invocation of the Divine Mother. For developing love, energy, humility and opening of the heart.

Subrahmanya is the God of enthusiasm, strength and courage. By listening to this Mantra you can strengthen these qualities in yourself

Hanuman Chalisa is invoking Hanuman, the monkey God, symbolizing devotion, courage and wisdom.