When one sings a mantra, their vibrational frequency takes on the frequency of the sound, which positively affects the individual and anyone within their field. The combination of the intention and frequency is a recipe for entertainment and healing. Listeners are treated to the hypnotic lullabies of Nepali flutist Manose and the exquisite keyboard playing of Maneesh de Moor. Many people find that mantra chanting is an easier way to reach a meditative state, rather than sitting in silence, because the musical instruments and vocal participation focuses the intention.Īt Deva and Miten concerts, nourishment comes not only from vocal harmonization, but also from the instrumental talent they have recruited for their performances. Breathing in sync with other people magnifies the cleansing and releasing effects as the group sings synergistically, they unite with their breath, each other, and the sound. Studies have shown that breath regulation provides countless health benefits by drastically reducing stress levels and calming the nervous system. One reason why chanting is so nourishing is because it focuses and calms the mind, and also regulates the breath. It’s the moment when we truly become one with the singing and with that silence. When the music dissolves into silence and the whole place is in that space together, it’s a magical moment. In Miten’s words, “It’s an invitation to enjoy the silence that follows that’s the magic. Forgoing clapping allows the sound to reverberate, to sink in. When Deva Premal sings the Moola Mantra, one is led exquisitely inward, into the tranquility of the soul.Īt many of their concerts, Deva and Miten request that the audience refrain from clapping at the end of their songs. Deva and Miten have found that their harmony, both in spirit and song, not only brings people together, but also invites people into their own bodies. The main intention of mantra is to bring participants into a deeper state of meditation. The audience is invited to sing along with Deva and Miten, savor the restorative properties of mantra, and simultaneously drift into stillness. A couple on and off the stage, Deva and Miten have been traveling the world for decades, invigorating Sanskrit mantra for those who enjoy music, meditation and community. Never is the healing power of music more divinely experienced than at one of Deva Premal & Miten’s mantra concerts. With Sanskrit words, mantra singing becomes a powerful spiritual tool, an effortless way to enter meditation.” “Deep breathing changes our cells with the vibration of sound. “Singing has a strong healing power,” she says. Also, the mantra contains enormous potential power and it has the ability to expand your awareness, increases your wisdom, and raise your level of awareness, thus benefiting all of the living beings.“Music is a form of medicine and meditation music is the ultimate elixir,” says Deva Premal, a German-born musician who performs her spiritual chants with audiences all over the world. It is recognized that the benefits of this mantra, include the rejuvenation of all cells with healing energy (prana, the essence of life) and blessings for a happy long life. Namaha is the last word of the mantra and means „sincere prostrations to the universe that is OM and has the aspects of SAT CHIT ANANDA”. Sri Bhagavathe this word means the Masculine aspect of Creation, unchangeable and permanent.
Sametha this Sanskrit word literally translates as„together”.
It is the Divine Mother Earth aspect of the creation. Sri Bhagavathi this word the Feminine aspect, described as the Supreme Intelligence in Action. Paramatma this word the supreme inner energy, which is immanent in every creature and in all beings, living and non-living. Purushothama – Purusha this word means „soul” and Uthama „The Supreme”. Parabrahma this syllable means the Supreme Being in his absolute and omnipresent aspect one who is beyond time and space. Sat this syllable means „the all penetrating existence that is shapeless, formless, omnipresent and with no attributes”.Ĭhit this syllable means the pure consciousness aspect of the universe that is the infinite, eternal, omnipresent manifesting power of the universe.Īnanda this syllable means „the bliss, happiness, love and friendship nature of the universe.”
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