About this Course: The Art of Vedic Chanting: Śrisūktam
This chant from the Rgveda-samhitā addresses the goddess Lakshmī, the consort of Lord Vishnu. Śrisūktam is chanted to please Devi Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, prosperity, and fertility. It is said to be the earliest devotional hymn to the goddess. Here she is praised for her beauty, grace, and benevolence.
Each course provides review the six rules of grammar in Vedic chanting set out in the Tattiriya Upanishad: pronunciation, letters or vowels and consonants (varna), pronunciation (svara), duration or unit of length of sound (mātrā), force or strength (balam), continuity (sāma), and combination of two words that blend together (santānah).
Who the Art of Vedic Chanting Online Courses are for
The Art of Vedic Chanting online courses are designed for anyone who wants to inspire his/her spiritual path or yoga practice. The study and chanting of the Veda-s brings you closer to your heart and is a way to expedite healing, develop and refine listening and awareness skills, and access deeper states of meditation.
Discover your voice for self-empowerment
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- Develop your breath and concentration through sound
- Learn how to read and vocalize Romanized Sanskrit
- Understand the basic phonetic and grammar rules of Vedic chanting
- Harness the calming and balancing effect on the nervous system
- Comprehend the meaning of selected chants
- Deepen your yoga and spiritual practice
- Enhance lung capacity and oxygen supply to entire body
- Participate in an ancient, authentic transmission of call-and-response sadhana
- Join a small, dedicated sangha of Vedic chanters committed to personal development
- No previous experience in singing or chanting required, only a sincere interest and desire to learn
Continuing Education & Professional Development
*This course fulfills 4 non-contact hours CECs with Yoga Alliance for RYTs and 4 contact hours of Professional Development with IAYT for C-IAYTs.
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