Chanting before you meditate can greatly enhance your practice, because it helps to command the attention of your thoughts and direct them dynamically towards God.
Yogananda introduced a new kind of chanting in the West that is based on the repetition of meaningful phrases. In this kind of chanting you are singing to God in a deeply intimate and loving way-which is the most magnetic way of all, if we are to draw His response.
Chanting can be done just by singing, or you can use an instrument, or play a recording.
Question from Karen B: Please can you explain the meaning of the words to the chant “Deliver us from delusion”? Blessings, Karen
By practicing these chants, you can experience not only the calmness of peace, but its more dynamic aspects and an expansion of consciousness that can lift you into a higher state of being.
The chants on this recording will help you deeply feel the feminine, nurturing, and loving aspect of the Divine.
According to ancient yoga teachings, happiness in its highest form is pure Bliss. The chants on this recording will help you feel this more deeply.
Tap into the positive aspects of Power: the ability to strengthen and direct our will, creative energy, and inner resources toward the Divine, and to use this Power for your spiritual growth.
In the tradition of Handel’s Messiah, this new 2008 re-recorded choral masterpiece is a contemporary Oratorio that vividly brings to life the deep meaning of Christ’s life.
Featuring chants written by Paramhansa Yogananda, Swami Kriyananda, and chants from ancient India.
The songs in this album are global in scope, inspired by the cultures of nine different countries throughout the East and West.
Dive deep into soul-consciousness with these devotional chants. Sung by a direct disciple of Paramhansa Yogananda, they are steeped with divine inspiration.
Discover the ancient healing chants of India. For millennia, these Sanskrit mantras have echoed down the banks of the holy river Ganges.
