This is a mantra honoring Brahmarishi Mohanji as a reflection of both Shiva and Parabrahma. The tempo of the track and instrumentation build over time and then it slows back down and becomes simpler in instrumentation as it nears the conclusion. It features beautiful vocals from Judith Cramer (both improvisational singing at the beginning and end
This is a mantra honoring Brahmarishi Mohanji as a reflection of both Shiva and Parabrahma. The tempo of the track and instrumentation build over time and then it slows back down and becomes simpler in instrumentation as it nears the conclusion. It features beautiful vocals from Judith Cramer (both improvisational singing at the beginning and end as well as chanting the mantra along with me) and great bass guitar work by Benj Clarke.
This chant is the main Mohanji Gayatri Mantra with my musical interpretation and arrangement. Those who are connected with Mohanji will already be familiar with the mantra and now have the opportunity to enjoy it in a different form. There are 54 rounds of the mantra in total. I humbly offer it at the Lotus Feet of Brahmarishi Mohanji.
The track
This chant is the main Mohanji Gayatri Mantra with my musical interpretation and arrangement. Those who are connected with Mohanji will already be familiar with the mantra and now have the opportunity to enjoy it in a different form. There are 54 rounds of the mantra in total. I humbly offer it at the Lotus Feet of Brahmarishi Mohanji.
The track builds in tempo in stages and additional instruments come in at different points, then again in stages returns to the original tempo. The preview track includes sections from the beginning, middle and end.
With humble pranams and endless love, I dedicate this album of devotional chants to my beloved Mohanji, who is the sole reason this album exists and who frequently reminds us that he is only pointing us back to our very own Self. I personally find it is supremely beneficial to have such a guide to help lead the way! If these chants help you in any
With humble pranams and endless love, I dedicate this album of devotional chants to my beloved Mohanji, who is the sole reason this album exists and who frequently reminds us that he is only pointing us back to our very own Self. I personally find it is supremely beneficial to have such a guide to help lead the way! If these chants help you in any way, then I am very grateful and even more blessed. Jai Mohanji! ~ Natesh
Music composition and production by Natesh. ℗ © 2020, Natesh Kirtan.
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Guru Mohana - album mix 11:490:00/11:49
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This album is first and foremost a kirtan album, with the intention to inspire people to chant along with the call and response format and to invoke ecstatic, even transcendent, states of bliss in the listener, through chanting along or even simply through listening.
I’ve intentionally kept the tempos much mellower than I typically do in a live
This album is first and foremost a kirtan album, with the intention to inspire people to chant along with the call and response format and to invoke ecstatic, even transcendent, states of bliss in the listener, through chanting along or even simply through listening.
I’ve intentionally kept the tempos much mellower than I typically do in a live kirtan so that the music can also serve as a backdrop for yoga, meditation and general daily activity.
The album is produced by kirtan producer extraordinaire, Ben Leinbach, and features a very talented group of supporting vocalists and musicians (see credits below), and I'm extremely grateful to all of the all of them for their superb contributions that make the album so beautiful.
Here are some representative comments on the album:
"a lovely and profound offering"
"stunningly beautiful for the ear and for the soul"
"full of heart" "chock full of gorgeousness"
"a realm of enchanted Bliss"
"a joy to listen to and sing along with"
"resonates with depth, devotion and a lush organic sound"
"blissful, beautiful and a balm for the heart"
"filled with deep bhav" "truly blissful"
"a quantam gateway to a state one normally only reaches through deep meditation"
If you like what you hear, please purchase the album and tell your friends about it!
Namaste, Natesh credits released January 2, 2014
Ben Leinbach: Producer; bass guitar, hand drums and percussion, keyboard, electric guitar, response vocals
Benj Clarke: Fretless bass and acoustic upright bass
Daniel Paul: Tabla
Eddie Young: Cello
Gina Sala: Call, response and additional vocals
Joni Allen: Call and response vocals
Madan Oak: Santoor
Monnie Ramsell: Esraj and response vocals
Prajna Brianna Vieira: Call and response vocals; kartals
Steve Gorn: Bansuri
Steve Oda: Sarod
Yvette Om: Call and response vocals
Natesh: Call and response vocals, guitars, drums and hand percussion
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Ganesha Medley 12:210:00/12:21
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Tvameva Mata 8:410:00/8:41
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He Ma Durga 10:430:00/10:43
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Bolo Ram 9:170:00/9:17
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Asatoma Sadgamaya 11:140:00/11:14
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Gayatri Mantra 9:330:00/9:33
