Mantra Music


All things in the universe are in a constant state of vibration. This includes both physical matter and non-physical elements like thoughts and ideas. The different frequencies of these vibrations can be measured and can have a significant impact on our mental and physical states. Some frequencies can promote feelings of peace and relaxation, while others can invigorate or energize us.

 
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Mantras are a form of sound vibration that can influence our state of being in a powerful way. They are made of harmonious frequencies that create harmony, health, and make us connect to different states of consciousness in ourselves. For example, certain mantras can create feelings of peace or love, while others make us feel determined, protected or strong.

Spiritual scriptures emphasize that in our current era, the use of mantras stands as the most potent means of connecting with our inner essence. It's no surprise that mantra music has transcended traditional boundaries and found its way into an increasingly diverse range of settings, from yoga classes and spa treatments to holistic food stores and even the world of movies.

In Yoga Lafontaine, Mantra music is Sat Darshan's focus. She composes, sings and plays the harmonium, the guitar and the dilruba. Her practice of music through different instruments and singing styles began in 1989 and in 2009 she began her Indian Music studies.

She has been collaborating with many other mantra musicians and was the leader of the mantra music band "Amrit Naad" before finally finding her path as a solo artist.

“Chanting is a way of getting in touch with yourself. It’s an opening of the heart and letting go of the mind and thoughts. It deepens the channel of grace, and it’s a way of being present in the moment.”
— Krishna Das