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A lullaby to the heart. | Meaning: A lullaby to the heart. | ||
The Upanishad explains — In the beginning one vibrates "Om," then "Namo," and thereafter "Narayanaya." Om has one syllable; Namo has two syllables; Narayanaya is five syllabled. Together these make the eight jewelled syllable Narayana-mantra. One who recites this Narayana-mantra is free from fame with a pure heart and attains all: life, offspring, wealth, health and cows.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narayana] | The Upanishad explains — In the beginning one vibrates "Om," then "Namo," and thereafter "Narayanaya." Om has one syllable; Namo has two syllables; Narayanaya is five syllabled. Together these make the eight jewelled syllable Narayana-mantra. One who recites this Narayana-mantra is free from fame with a pure heart and attains all: life, offspring, wealth, health and cows.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narayana] | ||
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;Lyrics and direction | ;Lyrics and direction | ||
>> | ''>> A round or canon, one group starting first | ||
OM Namo Narayanaya | OM Namo Narayanaya | ||
>> Face partner - eye contact | ''>> Face partner - eye contact | ||
'' hands covering heart moving down | |||
'' and opening up before you to others hearts | |||
'' opening arms to sides palms turning up | |||
OM Namo Narayanaya | OM Namo Narayanaya | ||
>> Arms lift above head hands return to first position | ''>> Arms lift above head hands return to first position | ||
''Source:'' [[Ma Prem Aneeta|Aneeta]]'s [[Sufi Dancing in Poona]], nr 3. | |||
== [[Wild Dances and Silent Songs]] == | == [[Wild Dances and Silent Songs]] == | ||
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Meaning: A lullaby to the heart.
The Upanishad explains — In the beginning one vibrates "Om," then "Namo," and thereafter "Narayanaya." Om has one syllable; Namo has two syllables; Narayanaya is five syllabled. Together these make the eight jewelled syllable Narayana-mantra. One who recites this Narayana-mantra is free from fame with a pure heart and attains all: life, offspring, wealth, health and cows.[1]
- Writers
- Traditional Hindi
- Lyrics and direction
>> A round or canon, one group starting first OM Namo Narayanaya >> Face partner - eye contact hands covering heart moving down and opening up before you to others hearts opening arms to sides palms turning up OM Namo Narayanaya >> Arms lift above head hands return to first position Source: Aneeta's Sufi Dancing in Poona, nr 3.
Wild Dances and Silent Songs
- Artists
- Sw Ramananda
- Ma Satyam
- Ma Anand Savita
- Producers
- Sw Jalal
- Ma Anand Savita
- Recorded
- 1989
- Released
- 1990
Audio - full length
- 08 3:25
- Video
