Atelier - FR - eka saison
Ateliers – France Le prochain atelier de Chants védiques aura lieu le dimanche 18 juin au Sathya Narayana Padhuga Temple 6-8 avenue Anatole France 94 600 CHOISY-LE-ROI (France) RER C...
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For Beginners After practising one of these prayers, we encourage you to have your chanting checked by a competent person. If you don’t have any teacher in your area, we invite you to take part...
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Next Workshop
Workshops The next Vedam chanting workshop in Leicester will take place on 20th October from 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM at xxx xxx xxx xxx The next Vedam chanting workshop in Paris will take...
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Some Tips “The chanting of mantras should always be synchronised with practising of the prescribed karma. By such practice one can realise the Divine.” – Bhagavān Sri Sathya Sai Baba, Discourse...
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Deepening Sandhi-rules In this article, some basic sandhi-rules concerning ‘ṁ’ and ‘ḥ’ are given. We just discover this vast subject with some questions/answers, some basic rule about ‘ṁ’ and...
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Workshops in UK For details about the dates, venues and programmes of workshops in UK, please contact us.
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Chanting Listen to the chanting of Rudram: – normal speed: entire prayer – low speed: entire prayer – low speed, sorted by anuvāka: . Namaka anuvāka 1 . Namaka...
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Europe 2015 EN
Europe 2015 with Śhrī Maunish Vyas We have been extremely happy and greatly honoured to welcome Śhrī Maunish Vyas, the author of the Rudra Tattva book, for a series of vedic events which...
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Early Season Rudra ēkādaśhinī Each new season (around the European solstices and equinoxes), different groups gather locally in order to chant Sri Rudram eleven times in the form of a rudra...
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Sons - EN
Sounds Main Sounds “The Vedas come from certain fundamental sounds, and their variations. The slightest modification of the sound changes the meaning of what is said. No written language is able...
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