Saraswati Vandana
Learn the Sanskrit pronunciation and melodic rendition for both voice and harmonium of this chant to Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge and the Arts.
Course Description
Learn the Sanskrit pronunciation and melodic rendition for both voice and harmonium of this sacred chant to Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge and the Arts. "Jaya Jaya He Bhagavati..." is a beautiful and profound chant that is ideal for all devotees and seekers.
Course curriculum
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1
Saraswati Vandana - Learn Pronunciation and How to Chant
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Saraswati Vandana ~ Pronunciation and Chanting
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Saraswati Vandana Text (for download)
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Saraswati Vandana Practice Recording
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2
Saraswati Vandana - Learn How to Chant and Play on Harmonium
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Saraswati Vandana ~ How to Play and Chant
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Reviews
dario ampudia
Sandy Naimou
Saraswati Vandana
Katja Grunther
How very deeply beautiful this song is, and how beautifully you teach it - from the pronounciation, to the feel of the melody, to the feel of the words, to t...
Read MoreHow very deeply beautiful this song is, and how beautifully you teach it - from the pronounciation, to the feel of the melody, to the feel of the words, to the spirit of what those words mean, to the heart of how one can sing it. Naren, to hear you sing is a gift. Many many thanks. I am new to the vedic chants, have only recently (4 months ago) discovered Kirtan, and have fallen in love I think. I don't have a harmonium (yet) but am thrilled to get to learn how to sing, even a little, these songs of the spirit. I just wanted to add also, how simple, how right, and how very beautiful it feels, your description Naren, of the river of song, the river of sound, the Akah, the Ah, upon which we may place the prayer boat (once we have learned the words through Lopah's fine instruction) filled with our invocation, our prayer, to this goddess of all art, all music, all beauty... what a gift for me to have stumbled on your video introducing Kirtan (found it on vimeo) which lead me to your website...
Read LessThank You
Babette Matheu
Thank you for your beautiful music and teaching ability. I love your choice of prayer. The explanation and sound are really good!
Thank you for your beautiful music and teaching ability. I love your choice of prayer. The explanation and sound are really good!
Read Lessdario ampudia
Sandy Naimou
Saraswati Vandana
Katja Grunther
How very deeply beautiful this song is, and how beautifully you teach it - from the pronounciation, to the feel of the melody, to the feel of the words, to t...
Read MoreHow very deeply beautiful this song is, and how beautifully you teach it - from the pronounciation, to the feel of the melody, to the feel of the words, to the spirit of what those words mean, to the heart of how one can sing it. Naren, to hear you sing is a gift. Many many thanks. I am new to the vedic chants, have only recently (4 months ago) discovered Kirtan, and have fallen in love I think. I don't have a harmonium (yet) but am thrilled to get to learn how to sing, even a little, these songs of the spirit. I just wanted to add also, how simple, how right, and how very beautiful it feels, your description Naren, of the river of song, the river of sound, the Akah, the Ah, upon which we may place the prayer boat (once we have learned the words through Lopah's fine instruction) filled with our invocation, our prayer, to this goddess of all art, all music, all beauty... what a gift for me to have stumbled on your video introducing Kirtan (found it on vimeo) which lead me to your website...
Read LessThank You
Babette Matheu
Thank you for your beautiful music and teaching ability. I love your choice of prayer. The explanation and sound are really good!
Thank you for your beautiful music and teaching ability. I love your choice of prayer. The explanation and sound are really good!
Read Less
Teacher
Naren K. Schreiner
Naren serves as an archaka and pujari (ordained Hindu priest) at the Kali Mandir in Laguna Beach, as spiritual director for the Centro Jamadi in Querétaro (home of the first Hanuman Mandir in Mexico) and as spiritual advisor and counselor to other organizations and to families and individuals on the path of yoga and dharma. Naren began his spiritual search at a young age and became a monk of the Self-Realization Fellowship Ashram of Paramahansa Yogananda. For 14 years he studied, served the SRF mission, and lived the pure, disciplined life of a monk. During those years he also concentrated on India's spiritual heritage, yoga sadhana and devotional chanting. In 2010 Naren, with the support and blessing of his spiritual counselors, chose to leave the ashram and expand his lifework and spiritual quest. Naren was invited to be a resident guest scholar at the ITC-Sangeet Research Academy in India, where he studied with maestros of classical music, concentrating on bhavsangeet. In 2012 Naren founded Sangita Yoga, through which he teaches and offers sacred music in various spiritual centers, universities, cultural and interfaith centers throughout US and México (Naren is fluent in Spanish). He also released four albums of Indian sacred music. He then founded Avahana (meaning "invocation" in Sanskrit) as his primary spiritual service.
Teacher
Lopamudra Bose
Lopamudra has been a part of Sangita Yoga since its inception, working on translations, teaching language, and offering guidance and inspiration. Her passion to preserve the traditions of her homeland brings a special quality and grace to Sangita Yoga. Born in Kolkata, India, she was naturally drawn to the sacred art and culture of her homeland. Her degree in Philosophy from University of Calcutta reflects her deep interest and study of the spirit. As an ardent devotee of Kali and a disciple of Paramahansa Yogananda, Lopamudra has practiced yoga meditation and chanting of Sanskrit stotram and mantras for most of her life.