january 2023 : Manish Vyas news |
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"Don't forget Love. It will bring all the madness you need to unfurl yourself across the universe." Meera |
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Music · India · Mantra · Kirtan · Harmonium · Yoga · Dhyana · Dharma spotify | itunes | youtube artist: Manish Vyas @manishvyasmusic new to the music? free mp3 download here |
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We've started the year in a meditative space, surrounded by nature, with sattvic music and breathtaking surroundings. I am looking forward to the new happenings, projects and plans, inshallah, for the upcoming months. (below photos at Kientalerhof on 31.12.22) |
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20.1.2023 6,30PM Mantra Abend Winterthur, CH link here |
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5.2.2023 11AM Matinee at Dakini Nidau, CH link here |
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18.3.2023 8PM Yoga Schweiz Bern, CH link here |
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30.3.2023 4-day Retreat Aubenas, FR link here |
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I will be in India for about one month in Feb-March, I'm looking forward to get in touch with this sacred, mystic land, so rich in all life aspects and infinite in its spiritual dimensions, having given so much to the whole world. |
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a MANTRA for light, truth and peace |
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Asato Mā Sadgamaya Oṁ asato mā sadgamaya
tamasomā jyotir gamaya
mrityormāamritam gamaya
Oṁ śhānti śhānti śhāntiḥ Om
Lead me from the unreal to the real
Lead me from darkness to light
Lead me from death to immortality
Om, peace, peace, peace This mantra is found in the album MANGALAM by Manish Vyas | spotify |
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An ancient Indian mantra from the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad. It is not a prayer for the things of the world; it is not a prayer for food, shelter, health, partnership, riches, success, fame, glory or even for heaven. One who recites this mantra has realized that such things are full of holes, and will forever leave us unsatisfied. When speaking about the ultimate reality, Sages say it is of the nature of sat-chit-ananda: pure existence, pure consciousness and pure bliss. |
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Is it good to devote some time to stay healthy? "It is difficult to do sādhana if the body is not in good condition. Hatha yoga is one way of staying healthy. Bhagavan (Ramana) used to say, however, that of all the different āsanās, nidhidhyāsanā is the best. He would then add that nidhidhyāsanā means abidance in the Self. "Don’t pay too much attention to the body. If you worry about the well-being of your body, you identify with it more and more. Look at it as a useful vehicle: maintain it, fuel it properly and repair if it breaks down, but don’t become attached to it. If you can keep your attention on the Self without being distracted by unpleasant bodily sensations, you are healthy enough to do sādhana. If you do your meditation earnestly and continuously you will begin to find that health problems will not distract you. When your abidance in the Self is firm and strong, you cease to be aware of the body and its pains. "We must take care of the body by giving it food, shelter and clothing. This is necessary because the journey to the Self is only easy when the body is healthy. If a ship is not in need of repair, if it is in good condition, we can easily use it to go on a journey. But we should not forget the purpose for which we have been given this body." Annamalai Swami |
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After the release of INDIA MY LOVE album, there was one more new (single) release, the sufi song BISMILLAH and this is the link on spotify and below the release video. |
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new video: VEDIC CHANTING |
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healing ragas : the instrumental collection Indian music is based on Ragas, and a given raga can have various effects. Ragas have a certain specific rasa (mood) which has an impact to the listener in different ways. The emotional effect of raga is determined by the frequencies of the notes that form the tune and on its jiva swaras and nyasa swaras. Indian ragas are suitable for emotional healing in conditions such as anxiety and stress, and induce a state of meditativeness and calmness. There are 4 albums, of one hour each (mp3, bandcamp, spotify, itunes, youtube, etc.) Healing Ragas (Manish Vyas, Bikramjit Singh) Healing Ragas II (Manish Vyas, Bikramjit Singh) Healing Ragas III (Manish Vyas, Milind Date) Moonlight Ragas (Manish Vyas, Bikramjit Singh)
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from the blog: an interview by SUISA |
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podcast | Manish VyasThe true yogis are wise ones, who many times never practiced poses except sukhasana, but who are stable in the inner world, who have achieved the state of non duality, beyond any identifications. And this is the true Yoga. |
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Music + Album Releases | Manish Vyas“After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” Instrumental, Mantras, Music for Relaxation, Yoga and Meditation, Fusion, Classical Indian music by Manish Vyas and his top musicians from India. |
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photo: Ticino retreat, getting ready for the outdoor one hour awareness meditation, November 2022 |
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Vasant Panchami this year on 26 January. It's an auspicious festival in India, celebrated to mark the preparation for the arrival of spring. The festival is celebrated across India on the fifth day of our month of Magha, Shukla Paksha. It is a day also dedicated to Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge, music, learning, arts. On this day, you will find women in traditional yellow saris offering flowers, children participating in cultural programs and families sharing prasad. Springtime is considered by many as the queen of all seasons, an auspicious time to start new things. We believe that Saraswati was born on this day and that's why it is also referred to as Saraswati Jayanti. |
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master talks: about depression "Let depression do what it wants to do, and the moment you accept it, you are so big, that depression is nothing before it." Gurudev |
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"There is no point worrying about the outer events of your life because you can exercise no control over these destined activities. Your responsibility in this life is to see who you are, not to rewrite your life script." Annamalai Swami |
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