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Divine Mother Chants
Ananda Kirtan
byAnanda Kirtan |
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54 minutes Dim: 5" x 5.625"
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Description:
Experience Unconditional Love. Chanting is an ancient technique for focusing and uplifting the mind and soul into higher states of consciousness. The chants on this recording will help you deeply feel the feminine, nurturing, and loving aspect of the Divine.
Divine Mother Chants features chants written by Paramhansa Yogananda, author of the spiritual classic Autobiography of a Yogi, and Swami Kriyananda, a direct disciple of Yogananda. They are performed by Ananda Kirtan, a group of singers and musicians from Ananda—the world’s largest network of yoga communities. Chanting is accompanied by guitar, harmonium, kirtals, and tabla.
Track Listing:
| 1. Om Kali 8:04 | |
2. Thou Art My Life 8:53 | |
3. Thousands of Suns 5:01 | |
4. Where Is There Love? 4:22 | |
5. Come Out of the Darkness Mother 8:27 | |
6. Door of My Heart 8:30 | |
7. Blue Lotus Feet 5:49 | |
8. Reveal Thyself 4:45 | |
What Others are Saying:
Ananda Kirtan, a group of singers and chanters from the Ananda Yoga network, join together in joyous song with this album of kirtan chant themed after the Divine Mother. This program was designed to help one grow spiritually and connect more fully with the feminine, feeling her comforting love and support. The chants on the album were written by Paramhansa Yogananda, Swami Kriyananda and Rabindranath Tagore, and feature a rich backdrop of harmonium, guitar, kirtals and tabla rhythm. The chants themselves have a live quality to them, making you feel as if you were part of the group. Feel the love, the joy and the essence of the divine! —Music Design
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