Mahālīla - Chanting Course

Introduction to Chanting: chant the prayers of the tradition with the right sounds and their meaning

For bhakti practitioners of every background, yoga teachers who want to open class with a chant, and anyone who loves the sound of Sanskrit. Self-paced: start today.

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Is this for you?

You love chanting but aren't sure you're saying the sounds as the tradition teaches.
You grew up hearing these prayers and want to learn them properly, perhaps to share with your family.
You want a short daily practice that fits a busy life.

What you'll learn

Sanskrit pronunciation, sound by sound
Daily chants for morning, meals, study and evening
The meaning of each chant, so you pray with understanding

How it works

Self-paced, recorded lessons with the text in Devanagari and transliteration
Taught by Maline and Shiv, in the tradition of Arsha Vidya

Questions

I'm shy about my voice. Is that okay? Of course. Chanting is a prayer, not a performance; you practise at home, at your own pace.

Do I need to read Devanagari? No. Every chant is also written in transliteration. If you'd like to read Devanagari, Sanskrit Basics is the next step.

How much time does it take? About ten minutes a day is enough to build a practice.

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