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Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in Dhani Raga

Chanting with Gurumayi Chidvilasananda

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Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya

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    Listening to Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in the divine Dhani raga always makes me feel like I’m hearing it for the first time. It gives me so much wonder and joy that I cannot stop listening. I hear in Gurumayi’s voice her devotion to Baba! I am grateful to both Baba and Gurumayi for the enormous love that unites them and connects me with their infinite grace.

    San Giorgio a Cremano, Italy

    The moment I heard Gurumayi’s voice—both gentle and powerful—as I played the recording of Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in the Dhani raga, my heart swelled with devotion.


    As the chant filled the room, my eyes caught the jacaranda tree outside, covered in its simple purple blooms. The peace the chant stirred up inside me perfectly matched the beauty I saw out the window. I immediately chanted along, my voice joining in the flow. The distinction between sound, tree, and room dissolved.


    Flooded with expansive bliss, I felt profound gratitude for Gurumayi’s grace.

    Buenos Aires, Argentina

    As the chant begins, Gurumayi’s voice soothes my heart and brings ease to my entire being, dissolving the knots in the heart. Listening to the namasankirtana refreshes me and reconnects me immediately to the divinity within.

    Rome, Italy

    Ever since this recording of Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in the wonderful Dhani raga appeared on the Siddha Yoga path website, I have looked for it every day. I want to sing this sweet, melodious namasankirtana with Gurumayi. As I do so, I feel like I’m cradled in a sea of beautiful ​​lights and sounds, and my heart lets itself be bathed in love and devotion.
     
    It is particularly cloudy in my city today. But, unlike my usual response to this type of weather, this time I feel blessed and grateful for the fine drizzle falling from the sky.
     
    How lucky I am to be in the company of this grace.

    Naples, Italy

    For the last three days I have been chanting Baba’s name in the Dhani raga whenever I can, and I have been experiencing strength and courage.   

    Washington, United States

    As I listen to this absorbing chant this morning, a gentle rain is falling outside, cleansing the atmosphere inside and out—just as the chant cleanses me inside and out.

    Vancouver, Canada

    How lovely to discover this chant on the website! Taking a pause from work, I listened to it; I found myself swaying gently and feeling very calm. It was the perfect solution to the challenging demands of business.
     
    I am grateful to Gurumayi for making it so easy to remember who I truly am.

    Hampton Hill, United Kingdom

    This morning I felt a strong desire to chant Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in the Dhani raga. As I chanted along with the recording, I felt Gurumayi was chanting to Baba with infinite sweetness and devotion. Listening to Gurumayi’s voice, I was filled with incredible strength, and I experienced my own devotion to Baba. What a beautiful way to begin the day! 

    San Giorgio a Cremano, Italy

    Whenever I want to chant Om Namo Bhagvate Muktanandaya, this raga arises naturally and spontaneously in my mind. I enjoy chanting it continuously, whether I am engaged in some work or just sitting.

    Chanting or listening to the Dhani raga melts my heart! It makes me feel totally free, unrestrained by any obstacle, and I am able to feel myself flowing happily in the realm of Consciousness.

    Udaipur, India

    Listening to Om Namo Bhagavate Muktanandaya in this raga creates a feeling in me that everything is or will be okay; I experience a sense of peace and calm.

    Ubud, Indonesia

    The range and breadth of the melody of this chant fills me with large, expansive feelings. As we chant the low rounds, the steady pace of the drum moves me forward, filling me with a sense of potential. Then, as our voices lift up into the high rounds, I expand!
     
    In those moments I know I am capable of love, and I want to give my love to the whole world. This experience reminds me that Siddha Yoga music is such a powerful means to experience the teachings directly—and as my very own reality. 

    Summer Hill, Australia

    I listened to this chant all day today, and I felt so much freedom in my heart. I immediately felt so much gratitude, as I realized that this inner freedom is indestructible.

    Graz, Austria