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Sanskrit Mantras, Sound & Subtle Activism with Anand Mehrotra
Founder of Sattva Yoga, Anand Mehrotra, offers a profound exploration of the quantum unified field, the ancient power of Sanskrit sound, and how mantra becomes a potent form of subtle activism. As he reminds us,
“There is immense power in human beings coming together with a shared intention, whether in the same dimensional space-time or stretched out in space.”
Born and raised in the sacred city of Rishikesh, Anand’s spiritual journey began in childhood under the guidance of his Guru, leading him to deep states of insight and self-realization. His early years we...
Cultivating a Musical Response to Divisiveness and Existential Fear
Cultivating a musical response to the symphony of dissonant notes screaming for attention in our world right now is not a distant, poetic idea. It’s a tangible, practical skill. Uncomfortable, yes. Difficult, yes. Full of the mess of aliveness, yes. A swift and tidy spiritual bypass would be much easier. But leaning in to listen deeply, to feel what’s truly alive in us, can also make this moment resonant with hope and possibility.
Have you been tempted to write off someone in your life who has (or hasn’t) adopted a particular conspiracy narrative with the pandemic?
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Bhakti Yoga: Keep Practicing Until Your Knee-jerk Reaction is LOVE
What is the practical end result of sustained sound-based yoga?
Sustained, embodied LOVE.
The great masters have always said that there is nothing wrong with the world. The only problem is with our perception. When we are pure, we see everything and everyone as pure.
That state is not far-fetched, it’s tantalizingly close!
I could beat around the bush, but in truth, the methods of sound-based yoga as we teach them in the Heart of Sound training bring us swiftly to the empowerment of that choice. And that is the real reason we developed the training.
We want you to live...
