vedang`s music

Harmonious, melodic, tuneful vibrations of the age old divine sounds, which has contemplative stupendous effect on mind, body and surroundings in the nature. It is a meditation. Based on breathing exercise Pranayam(naad yoga) .Breathing which inhales and excels for longer gives more oxygen to the body.Alap is the soul of the Raga. It shows the caliber of the musician. His capacity of intellection, mind’s eye, how far he could think of the boundaries of the thought with creative combination of melodic notes set to the rhythem.It takes years of practice to get command on the scale to perform freely. Every days practice brings the different shades to the raga, fulfillment of intense happiness, ecstasy, exaltation, euphoria the total bliss.Experience of supreme sound the Naad Brahma. About me- Performing vocals for last many years around the globe. Taught music in USA for ten years including one of the prestigious universities(MUM) at Fairfield Iowa. Worked for the Radio in North America as producer and host(musicals). http://www.youtube.com/user/MsVedang

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Chanting meditation.

 Chanting meditation is a form of meditation where you repeat a word, phrase, or sound (mantra) rhythmically to focus the mind and create a calm, centered state.

Instead of sitting in silence, you use sound as the anchor for your awareness.

๐ŸŒฟ How it works

When you chant repeatedly:

Your mind gets a single point of focus

Random thoughts start reducing

Your breathing naturally becomes steady

The body relaxes and awareness deepens

This creates a meditative state similar to silent meditation—but often easier for beginners because the mind has something to “hold onto.”

๐Ÿ•‰️ Common examples

Chanting “Om” (เฅ) – considered a universal sound vibration

Repeating a mantra like “Om Namah Shivaya”

Singing devotional chants (bhajans, kirtan)

Even repeating a calming word like “peace” or “love”

๐ŸŒธ Types of chanting meditation

Loud chanting (Vaikhari) – audible, helps release energy

Soft whisper (Upanshu) – more internal focus

Silent chanting (Manasik) – mental repetition, very deep

๐ŸŒผ Benefits

Reduces stress and anxiety

Improves concentration

Creates emotional balance

Deepens spiritual connection

Can uplift mood through vibration and rhythm

๐ŸŒž Simple way to start

Sit comfortably

Choose a mantra (like “Om”)

Chant slowly and rhythmically

Focus on the sound and vibration

Continue for 5–10 minutes

Chanting meditation is powerful because it combines sound, breath, and awareness—turning your voice into a tool for inner peace.

Great—here’s a simple 5-minute chanting meditation you can follow right now. Just read once, then close your eyes and begin.


๐ŸŒฟ 5-Minute Chanting Meditation (with “Om”)

⏱️ Minute 0–1: Settle in

  • Sit comfortably with your back straight
  • Gently close your eyes
  • Take 3 slow deep breaths
  • Relax your face, shoulders, and jaw

๐Ÿ•‰️ Minute 1–4: Chanting “Om”

  • Inhale slowly
  • As you exhale, chant:

“Oooooooommmmm…”

  • Let it flow naturally:
    • “Ooo” (long, open sound)
    • “Mmm” (gentle humming, feel vibration)

๐Ÿ‘‰ Try to feel the vibration:

  • In your chest (Ooo sound)
  • In your head/lips (Mmm sound)

Repeat this cycle slowly:

  • Inhale → Chant → Pause → Repeat

No need to rush. Let each chant be calm and full.


๐ŸŒธ Minute 4–5: Silence

  • Stop chanting
  • Sit quietly
  • Observe the after-effect of the vibration
  • Just breathe naturally and stay still

๐ŸŒผ Tips

  • Don’t worry about perfect pronunciation
  • Keep your attention on sound + breath
  • If your mind wanders, gently come back to the chant

If you practice this daily—even 5 minutes—you’ll start noticing more calmness and clarity.





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