PRACTICE

Apart from maximizing musical performance capabilities, artistic sensitivities, and professional studio-quality audio engineering, our tutorials also offer a variety of dynamics in mantra practice that goes way beyond the typical methods.

For instance, speaking mantras is not something you typically encounter. Instead, speaking mantras helps you tap into the articulate expression of the Sanskrit language, which helps reinforce pronunciation and meaning.

We are reminded that the intention counts, which is true! And it is particularly true for devotional mantras, also known as Bhakti or Puranic mantras. Sanskrit, however, is onomatopoeic, which sounds like what it means. In other words, if the sound of the language is integral to its meaning, wouldn't that entail that distorting its sound would distort its meaning? The accurate sounding of the mantras is particularly true for Vedic mantras, which is why the pronunciation is considered critical to the effect.

Similarly, the premise of sound healing in the Tantric mantra tradition relies on pronunciation for its effect. For this reason, we devote the early parts of our training to the pronunciation of both Vedic and Tantric mantras. But unfortunately, many mantra practitioners and teachers ignore the role of proper articulation for Vedic and Tantric mantras, treating them the same way as one would devotional or Bhakti mantras.

With our Yogic Mystery School training, you can be sure that you will tap the intended effect, no matter which category of mantra you choose to study and utilize in your practice or teaching.