Sanskrit & Mantra Chanting Workshop
Mantra yokes the mind’s capacities to utilize it as a vehicle leading to higher intelligence. Mantras are said to have originated in the cosmic realm.
Lore has it that the play of Shiva’s damru (drum) is the source of all sound: called Nada – the divine vibration. From this stream, springs the Sanskrit alphabet. Each is a beej mantra (seed) that gives rise to further consonants.
This course is designed to help you understand the Sanskrit alphabet (with Devanagari script), its phonetical significance for varied applications and the beej mantra of each letter and their origins with different intonations and pitch are well elaborated and explained.
You will learn the syllables of each mantra and consonants with accuracy.
You will also learn how to chant each mantra in the correct pitch, continuity, and flow to the desired effect.
The use of mantra is imperative for those who wish to deepen knowledge and experience of the spirituality of measured sound.
Mantras can be used as remedies for all types of life situations, rituals, and especially to deepen meditation. These mantras are also specifically used for healing therapies.
Nada Yoga and mantra sadhana teach the sequence to deepen these practices of meditation through mantra to obtain desired results.
The workshop will take place online live via zoom over 5-days for 2 hours per day.
Sanskrit & Mantra Chanting Workshop
Overview: Here's What You Will Learn
How to read and chant verses and mantras
Basic Sanskrit alphabets, their sounds, and locations
Accurate Sanskrit pronunciation
Reading of Roman transliteration of Devanagari
What is mantra
Types of mantras
Origin of Mantras
Uses of mantra
How to chant mantra (sagun, nirgun, vedic, lokik, tantrik & beej mantra)
Vedic chanting and their rules
How to use the mantra for meditation and its sequence
and much more
This course is for Yoga Teachers, Yoga Therapists, Chant Leaders or anyone interested in the sacred practice of Sanskrit & Mantra Chanting.
Your Instructor: Yogacharya Bhuwan Chandra
A native of the Greater Himalayas, with a Master’s degree in Yoga from the Uttaranchal Sanskrit University (Haridwar campus), Bhuwan Chandra is a recognized professional Indian Classical Musician and nada yogi.
In 2008, he founded the Nad Yoga Trust to spread his knowledge on nada yoga and then began to organize the annual International Yoga and Music Festival. He has participated actively participated in yoga festivals, seminars, and music concerts all over India and abroad.
Enriched by this experience and having understood the intricate connection between music and the body chakra mechanism, he has created a holistic approach to yoga through the science of music (Nada), thus bringing a fresh approach to the yoga sequences.
Through intensive research on Nada Yoga, he has developed various new techniques to enrich the yogic experience.
His Sitar performance can incite the innermost sentiments and invigorate the nadis (nerve centers): Bhuwanji is one of the few qualified guides able to conduct you through the practical elements of Nada Yoga.
Online Sanskrit & Mantra Workshop
Dates
1. 06 - 10 May 2024
Dates
$250 147 USD
Timing
06:45 pm - 8:45 pm
(Indian Standard Time)
(Course recordings will be available if you are unable to join us live or would like to rewatch and take notes.)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1. How much does this workshop cost?
Register now to get the program for a discounted price of $99 only.
2. Will the lessons be recorded and how long will I have access to them?
Yes. The lessons will be recorded and posted on our online platform so you can rewatch them at your convenience. After the workshop ends, the recording will be available for the next 3 months (90 days).
3. When & How Will The LIVE Training Take Place?
The workshop will take place on the above dates for 2 hours per day. You’ll join the classes via video conferencing (Zoom). We will send you the meeting link 1 day before the online workshop starts.
3. I Can’t Attend All The Live Classes. Can I Still Join?
Yes, you can still join the workshop. You will have access to the recordings for next 3 months (90-days) after the workshop ends. So, you can watch them anytime at your own convenience.