http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#d1ad63e3-5754-4071-80e2-e4db1f42fce2 Om Shanti....Kundalini Jagadambe mata Hey ma, Durga, Namo Namaha With a bit of patience, I remembered it Thank you for your help! Sat, 14 Jun 2008 04:30:25 GMT http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#d1ad63e3-5754-4071-80e2-e4db1f42fce2 Moonica 2008-06-14T04:30:25Z http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#a29ee587-812b-4422-8381-2eeebfb61e9f Re: I was at a kirtan last night and a woman sang this beautiful chant and I can't seem to find the words to it. Some of the words I remember Om Shanti Kundalini Jagadambe mata Ma Durga.... Hi Moonica. We did a big chant of "Jai Jagatambha Ma Durga" when Krishnadas came to Seattle a few months back. The main thing in chant practice wrt kundalini yoga is to co-ordinate with the breath. A key teaching in Buddhist yoga and Hindu yoga is to work the chant with the breath, through pranayam. I do rather involved breath meditations where the breath is visualized and segmented while silently recited in the mind. This kind of practice is found in the Buddhist tantra, which is very much a kundalini yoga. Guru Sakyamuni Buddha was a kundalini yogi, and a superb one. Some Buddhist gurus can throw lightning bolts. Best, KT Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:17:06 GMT http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#a29ee587-812b-4422-8381-2eeebfb61e9f K 2008-06-14T03:17:06Z http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#fe479ee6-b016-466a-87fd-27f21fddd8c7 check out spiritvoyage.com - we have a lot of good stuff. I am not quite sure what chant this could be from but if you run a search for durga there are some nice chants that come up. Any other info you could provide? there are a lot of chants to durga out there.... blessings Tue, 10 Jun 2008 20:48:04 GMT http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#fe479ee6-b016-466a-87fd-27f21fddd8c7 hargobind 2008-06-10T20:48:04Z http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#2e316b4c-78c2-4685-950a-ea18fa97dded There are some CD's here with different iterations of mantras: http://www.a-healing.com/ ~V~ Mon, 12 May 2008 18:58:18 GMT http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#2e316b4c-78c2-4685-950a-ea18fa97dded $item.owner.firstName 2008-05-12T18:58:18Z http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#54fa33cc-c5e9-440c-a95e-93a454cb0cf8 I was at a kirtan last night and a woman sang this beautiful chant and I can't seem to find the words to it. Some of the words I remember Om Shanti Kundalini Jagadambe mata Ma Durga.... Does anyone know what chant I am speaking of, or know any other Kundalini chants? I am eagar to learn them! Many blessings! Mon, 12 May 2008 18:52:32 GMT http://kundaliniyoga.tribe.net/thread/20f0fd00-bb5b-47ec-9b92-3beb9d7b3333#54fa33cc-c5e9-440c-a95e-93a454cb0cf8 Moonica 2008-05-12T18:52:32Z