Mantras & Chants

Sound made
with your own body

Chanting is not performance. It is the oldest known way of changing your own state, and it works because you are the instrument.

Vishuddha, the throat

A sustained drone with a slow fifth above it.

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Ready when you are

Every piece

Om, one hundred and eight times

The traditional count. Start by listening, join in whenever you are ready.

Throat 18:40

Gayatri mantra

Slow tempo, clear pronunciation, space left between lines so you can follow.

Third eye 11:20

Om Namah Shivaya

Call and response. Your part is the second half of each line.

Throat 14:05

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu

A wish for the wellbeing of everyone. Sung simply, no ornament.

Heart 9:30

So Hum, with breath

Paired to a 4-in, 6-out cycle. The same pace as the light on this site.

Third eye 16:00

Humming, no words

For anyone not ready for Sanskrit. One note, one exhale, repeat.

Throat 7:45

Add a short transliteration and plain-English meaning under each chant. It is the single biggest thing that helps newcomers past self-consciousness.

Chant library

Seven chants, one for each centre

Live recordings, five minutes each. Press play, close your eyes, and let the tone do the work.

Muladhara

Root · 396 Hz

Grounding. Safety. The felt sense of being here.

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Svadhisthana

Sacral · 417 Hz

Fluid, creative, unhurried. The return of feeling.

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Manipura

Solar plexus · 528 Hz

Quiet strength. The steady fire of your own warmth.

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Anahata

Heart · 639 Hz

Softening. The bridge between body and spirit.

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Vishuddha

Throat · 741 Hz

Sound made with your own body. Truth becoming voice.

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Ajna

Third eye · 852 Hz

The quiet knowing beneath the noise.

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Sahasrara

Crown · 963 Hz

The widening. Part of something whole.

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