Learn the authentic Gāyatrī mantra, sanskrit chant for clarity & stability

About Learn the authentic Gāyatrī mantra, sanskrit chant for clarity & stability

There is a reason this mantra has survived for millenia and is still being recited today. Learn how to chant it correctly and integrate this profound practice into your daily life. Over time the effects are undeniable, creating positive change. The Gāyatrī mantra is revered as a profound mantra of the Sun, traditionally practised to awaken inner clarity and illuminate the mind. Join our Saturday half day workshop to learn how to chant this powerful mantra, as handed down through the living Mysore lineage. You will learn how to chant the original Ṛṣi-born (seer / sage) mantra which in turn connects you to its full vibrational power — exactly as it was intended. You may have heard different versions of the Gāyatrī mantra or other Vedic mantras and wondered: Which one is correct? Is it disrespectful to mispronounce or sing these mantras? Is chanting the Vedas different from singing them? Whether you have already explored some mantras or are completely new to the practice, you may wonder if you are learning in the most authentic way. With many versions of the Gāyatrī mantra and other chants circulating today, it can be difficult to know which approach preserves their true form and effectiveness. Several authentic lineages continue this practice today. While they share many rules of pronunciation and recitation, each lineage also carries its own subtle nuances that shape how the mantras are transmitted and practised. This workshop will focus on how to correctly chant the famous Gāyatrī mantra along with understanding its meaning and giving you a contextual introduction to vedic chanting. It is suitable for beginners or those who are looking to improve their existing practice. The oldest known Indian scriptures are the vast body of Sanskrit poetry called the Vedas. Considered to be a divine revelation to the ṛṣi-s & ṛṣikās (Seers) of ancient India, Vedic Chanting is bound by strict adherence to six rules Adhyayanam is the process of study that involves repeating exactly as the teacher recites, this has preserved these rules for thousands of years. Please note this authentic recitation is registered by UNESCO as an endangered asset to humanty. Although there are other versions available on youtube, you will be learning the traditional and accurate method of chanting Gāyatrī Mantra as it is was handed down centuries ago, and therefore preserving it’s purity and power. Facilitated by Vedic Mantra Teacher Krupa, a dedicated student of a traditional living lineage in South India that upholds strict recitation standards to preserve the authentic sound of Vedic mantras. Guided by her mentors, Krupa continues her studies while also sharing this sacred practice through teaching and listening experiences. By the end of the workshop you will: Have a basic introduction to 3 of the 6 rules of Veda recitation. Learn the rule of Svara – the notes used in Veda chanting that distinguish it from other chanting or music Learn about aspirated sounds. Learn about conjugation – how some sounds in Sanskrit change based on a set of rules. Therefore, your text may look different from how you recite it and you will understand why. Understand the method used in these courses to explain Vedic phonetics. Learn the famous Gāyatrī mantra with meaning. Have some tips to build your practice. Listen to Krupa chant the authentic recitation here. We also offer follow-up one to one Zoom calls with Krupa for those who require deeper refinement to their practice & pronunciation - offered at a reduced price when booking the workshop. 10% of ticket sales are donated to MacMillan. Unfortunately due to the buildings restrictions these event are not wheelchair accessible and there is no parking on site. All our evening listening session are suitable for attendees aged 14 years and over. Last but certainly not least, we really want this knowledge to be accesible to everyone, so if the cost of a ticket is in any way a barrier to your attendance PLEASE don't let it be! Get in touch and we will work something out - ancientvibrationslondon@gmail.com @ancientvibrationslondon

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