Om Jaap song from album Om Jaap by Shailendra Bharti

June 21, 2017 by drecordz

Shailender Bharti’s melodious voice is not only soothing the ears but does full justice to the Sanskrit shloka’s. The most sacred symbol of Hindu dharma, Aum is the sound of the infinite. It’s the essence of all mantras or shabad’s and representative of the Trinity Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. By form and sound, Aum symbolizes the infinite and ultimate reality and the entire universe. Though ancient Vedic and Sanskrit texts are full of its explanations, perhaps the loveliest of them is found in the marvelous Manduka Upanishad that explains the four elements of Aum as an allegory of the four planes of consciousness.
“A” resonates in the center of the mouth. It represents normal waking consciousness where subject and object exist as separate entities. This is the level of science, logic and the lower three charkas. “U” transfers the sense of vibration to the back of the mouth and hifts the allegory to the level of dream consciousness. Object and subject become intertwined in awareness. This is the realm of dreams, divinities, imagination and the inner world. “M” represents the realm of deep, dreamless sleep. Now only pure consciousness exists unseen, pristine and covered with darkness. There is neither an observing subject nor observed object: the cosmic night, the womb of the divine mother. So, while the first three are vocal sounds: A, U, M, the fourth sound, unheard, is the silence that begins and ends the audible sound, the silence that surrounds it.
Let the chanting of AUM, the music of life, take you on a soulful journey.

Credits :

Year of Release : 2014
Song : Om Jaap
Album : Om Jaap
Singer : Shailendra Bharti
Music Director : Shailendra Bharti
Label : DRecords

Mantra song from album Sri Ganga By Shailendra Bharti

June 21, 2017 by drecordz

Ganga, the holy river is prayed for her many gifts to mankind, from fertility to the power of her causing remission of sins and facilitating liberation from the cycle of birth and death.
Ganga is the only river to flow from all the three worlds – the Swarga (the Heaven), Prithvi (Earth), Patala (Netherland). She has many names and many stories in the vedas describing her powers.
Sri Ganga is an album that expresses the attributes of her virtues , gifts and powers to mankind in a simple poetic song- like manner written by Pt. Kiran Mishra and composed by the singer Shailendra Bharti seeking inspiration from the early 90’s Hindu –Temple music.