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Kirtan and Mantra Therapy in Mumbai

bySamarth JaniOnline sessions and in-person meetings across MumbaiStarts from1,499 per session (30 mins)View full gallery

Chanting isn't just about singing. It is a rhythmic, meditative tool I use to clear mental blockages and align breath with spirit. Whether we are focusing on breathwork or learning specific mantras for stress relief, this practice is about finding calm in the noise of the city.

The sacred sound of "Om" has profound benefits. In this video, I guide you through the chant, explaining how its vibrations can improve lung capacity, reduce stress, and align you with a higher consciousness. It is a fundamental tool for meditation and clarity.

This video offers a detailed look into my personal mantra meditation, a practice I have honed for 12 years. I demonstrate how to use japa beads and control your breath while chanting, sharing the sequence I use to prepare my mind for deep meditation.

Here is a simple kirtan session where I am singing the Hare Ram Hare Krishna mahamantra. This form of devotional singing is a valid and powerful yoga practice that calms the mind and opens the heart, just as much as any physical asana.

Singing in devotion to Radha and Govinda is another way I practice Bhakti Yoga. This kirtan is an expression of love and surrender. Music and devotion are powerful tools for spiritual connection and finding joy in the present moment.

The mantra "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya" is a powerful chant for liberation and peace. Here, I am singing it with my guitar, letting the sacred vibrations fill the space. This is a practice of devotion to the divine energy within all of us.

This bhajan, Achyutam Keshavam, reminds us to keep the divine in our thoughts as we go about our work. It is a beautiful melody that encourages constant remembrance and devotion, assuring us that we will eventually have a divine vision.

Music is a key element in my yoga and healing sessions. This graphic explains how different flute frequencies can help heal and balance the body's energy centers, or chakras, from grounding the root to activating the crown for spiritual clarity.

This text explains the roots of Kirtan within the yogic tradition. As described in the Yoga Sutras, it is a form of bhakti (devotion), jnana (wisdom), and mantra (sound) yoga, helping practitioners access a state of inner peace and connection.

About Devotion in Sound: Kirtan & Mantra

I don't teach these mantras as distant, holy rituals. I approach them as practical tools for your nervous system—syncing breath with sound to lower anxiety and clear your head. If you have been struggling with focus or persistent stress, we don't just chant; we work on the specific pronunciation and breath counts that help regulate your body's response, making these ancient techniques actually usable in your daily life.

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